Montreal police release photos of massage therapist as voyeurism probe could involve 200–300 victims

Montreal police have released photos of Alvin Narciso, a 36-year-old massage therapist accused of voyeurism, as investigators intensify their search for possible additional victims in a case that authorities believe could involve hundreds of people.

Narciso was arrested on August 12, 2026, in Beaconsfield, Quebec, and charged with two counts of voyeurism involving one complainant. The charges stem from alleged incidents on May 27 and June 22, 2026.

Police said Narciso worked at several massage-therapy clinics across the Greater Montreal area and also provided services at clients’ homes.

As part of their public appeal, Montreal police released three photos of Narciso in hopes that people who recognize him or previously received massage services from him will come forward.

A Crown prosecutor told the court that investigators believe the case could involve 200 to 300 additional potential victims. That figure remains an investigative estimate and has not been established in court.

Police said multiple potential victims have already been identified, prompting Quebec authorities to activate a coordinated investigative structure used in cases involving suspected serial offenses.

Investigators are asking anyone who believes they may have been secretly recorded or otherwise victimized during a massage or therapy session involving Narciso to contact police.

The investigation remains active as authorities continue searching for additional potential victims and information from the public.