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I was at the U of Alberta from Sept 1984 and heard about that case from European students. I didn't check location in BC and assumed that infamous "Highway of Tears" ... which KM/BS may have taken briefly after Prof. Dyck murder.

This is my best guess ... RCMP checked video from the nearest highway camera(s) and provided that detailed description. That implies that RCMP may have seen a red truck with camper in the videos, but didn't share the info.

I take your arguments. If illegal guns are removed, murders and mass murders will certainly decrease.

No. Scott Bierle was killed in the Tallahassee incident, many years later. Victim Cynthia Watson drove a red GMC Yukon to the Sebring, FL bank murders incident. Just recent coincidences that involved Watson or Yukon.

This reported abduction attempt is quite serious. Other potential killers maybe considering this remote area for easy victims. Precautions must be taken by workers and tourists, and regular patrol by RCMP.

That driver probably called police, prompting the arrival of Mr. Pierre to secure the crime scene. He may also have taken the original photo of van and victims. I am certain he has been thoroughly interviewed by RCMP, being the earliest known witness.

I recall one article where Pink Mountain was mentioned. They may have been seen there by a witness.

They may have decided to grab a faster getaway car at Jade, after checking the news.

Charles Beard, the name of his purported best friend, is also the name of a legendary historian. That Charles Beard wrote a book in 1913 about the selfish economic considerations by the founding fathers and delegates. He even listed all their names and companies. CB wrote many books with his...

Dayton killer's gun was legally purchased inside the US, just like the guns of Gilroy and El Paso killers. Some El Paso victims did come through the southern border, but probably didn't bring any illegal guns or drugs.

1. Mr. Pierre gave multiple interviews, and almost certainly mentioned that they were shot to some journalists. His CBC interview was edited, probably at the request of RCMP. 2. York Landing sighting was widely reported in tweets before RCMP officers even boarded the ferry at Split Lake.

Yes, I also suggested they were hiding near Watson Lake after the July 15 murders. I sent a few emails to police about Watson Lake just before and soon after the murders. There were several reasons, but I will share one. On YouTube, you will find the town's 2002 promotional video, which shows...

Thank you for the detailed explanation. That was my option 2, but RCMP didn't find any DNA or their belongings. Nobody claimed the boat.

Yes, my guess is that they burned the truck and then walked the 2km distance to the Stikine River lookout. They may have spotted the RAV4 earlier, and turned around to find a good spot to burn their truck.

I used exactly the same "split" pun in an early post! At that time I thought they could have taken a boat or the ferry or gotten a ride to a hydro camp. But after carefully reading the band Constable's comment, it seems that they left Split Lake after one hour, still driving the RAV4. If...