Looking forward to a conviction of MF's father - mostly hoping this will require he submit a DNA sample to the National DNA Databank.
Curious if the apple fell far from the tree or not.
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Wondering the same thing..
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Looking forward to a conviction of MF's father - mostly hoping this will require he submit a DNA sample to the National DNA Databank.
Curious if the apple fell far from the tree or not.
Police say Matthew Foerster had assumed a different identity when he was arrested and charged with second degree murder and sexual assault in the death of Taylor Van Diest. Foerster was found in the ski resort town of Collingwood, Ont., just north of Toronto in April, 2012.
Matthews father, Stephen Roy Foerster, now 60, was arrested the same day at his Cherryville home.
Both son and father remain in custody.
Stephen Foerster, Matthews father, faces charges of accessory after the fact to murder and obstruction of justice and was ordered to stand trial last October. The courts are currently in the process of setting a date for that trial, and his next appearance is May 5.
Matthew Foersters next court appearance is on May 5 in Kelowna. He elected trial by judge alone on both matters.
Although Matthew was charged in two other criminal matters, this information was kept from the jury which consisted of seven men and five women, to avoid tainting their judgment. However, on November 24, 2011 when a sketch of the suspect was released after DNA collected during the investigation of Van Diests murder was matched to suspect DNA from the Kelowna case, it was public knowledge.
RCMP spokesman Cpl. Dan Moskaluk said police handled a total of 500 tips since Taylor Van Diest, 18, was murdered on Halloween night in Armstrong, B.C. and they received more than 150 new tips in 24 hours after releasing a sketch of a male suspect in the murder of a British Columbia teenager.
http://infotel.ca/newsitem/foerster-trial-what-the-jury-didnt-hear/it9174
http://www.timminspress.com/2014/03/31/murder-trial-set-to-begin-in-halloween-death-of-bc-teen
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2012/04/05/taylor-van-diest-foerster-halloween_n_1407011.html
http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/1...ur-in-after-police-release-sketch-of-suspect/
I wonder what that identity was. Wouldn't that be helpful for the public to know in case they had an 'incident' with him or saw something suspicious but that could only have been put in context once knowing about his 'background'?
Looking forward to a conviction of MF's father - mostly hoping this will require he submit a DNA sample to the National DNA Databank.
Curious if the apple fell far from the tree or not.
Stephen Roy Foerster was granted bail on the 13th or 14th of May 2012.
A 58-year-old man charged with being an accessory after the fact in the Halloween night slaying of Armstrong teenager Taylor Van Diest has been granted bail.
Read more: http://bc.ctvnews.ca/man-charged-in-van-diest-murder-granted-100k-bail-1.809602#ixzz2yce0ACiK
Media attacked outside by Foerester supporters
A CTV cameraman and a freelance photographer were attacked outside a Vernon courthouse Wednesday by supporters of the Cherryville, B.C. father facing charges in Taylor Van Diest's murder.
The assault came after 58-year-old Stephen Roy Foerster made his first court appearance via video feed on charges of obstructing justice and being an accessory to murder in the 18-year-old Armstrong girl's death last Halloween.
The accused's wife Deb was escorted out of court by an unidentified man, who charged at CTV cameraman Curtis Allen and pushed him after members of the media approached the pair to comment on the case.
Video footage of the confrontation also shows Deb Foerster apparently pummelling the still photographer with her hands and purse before being shuffled off by her associate.
Read more: http://bc.ctvnews.ca/media-attacked-outside-court-by-foerster-supporters-1.794545#ixzz2ycvMf9TF
Media attacked outside by Foerester supporters
A CTV cameraman and a freelance photographer were attacked outside a Vernon courthouse Wednesday by supporters of the Cherryville, B.C. father facing charges in Taylor Van Diest's murder.
The assault came after 58-year-old Stephen Roy Foerster made his first court appearance via video feed on charges of obstructing justice and being an accessory to murder in the 18-year-old Armstrong girl's death last Halloween.
The accused's wife Deb was escorted out of court by an unidentified man, who charged at CTV cameraman Curtis Allen and pushed him after members of the media approached the pair to comment on the case.
Video footage of the confrontation also shows Deb Foerster apparently pummelling the still photographer with her hands and purse before being shuffled off by her associate.
The photographer walked away from the attack with a cut hand, but neither he nor Allen was seriously injured and they do not plan to press charges.
The Foersters' 26-year-old son Matthew has also been charged in Van Diest's murder, and faces separate counts in connection with two other attacks on women in the Okanagan dating back to 2004.
Read more: http://bc.ctvnews.ca/media-attacked-outside-court-by-foerster-supporters-1.794545#ixzz2ycvMf9TF
Wasn't there a similar incident when the Foersters were originally charged? What is wrong with these people? Do they think that they are the only people that matter and that it is o.k. to disregard the rights of others, including murder?