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$2.1M home of missing Quebec Hells Angel listed for sale - Montreal Gazette

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Listing appears around two months after Stéphane Plouffe vanished and his St-Joseph-du-Lac home was firebombed.

An aerial view of the Saint-Joseph-du-Lac home of missing Hells Angels member Stéphane Plouffe. The property is listed for $2,098,000, just over two months after it was targeted in an arson attack. (Sotheby's International Realty)

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