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The following site is very informative and is strictly based on missing and murdered natives in Canada. http://www.missingnativewomen.ca/

I am so glad to see this finally getting some attention.I think the police should also look into the cases in Manitoba & Saskatchewan being related.Tamra Keepness's case has always sat wrong with me,I have always thought someone in her immediate family isn't telling everything they know about...

MSNBC has a documentary out on this case,I am sure it will be run again soon.

Twenty-five years have passed since 18-year-old Carolyn Pruyser vanished without a trace from a hillside overlooking Peace River, but time has not eased her mother's pain. Annemarie Pruyser thinks about her youngest daughter often, but May, the month Carolyn disappeared, is an especially tough...

A small update on this case. A young woman wanted in Alberta on a Canada-wide warrant for manslaughter has been arrested near Halifax. The RCMP arrested the 18-year-old after a vehicle she was a passenger in rolled over Sunday morning. A warrant for the woman was issued in Brooks, Alta., on...

I am so lucky I don't live there,I would be hanged for sure.What a barbaric law to come up with,preen my butt.

You would think he would have had one of them shamwows in his pocket to absorb up all that blood on his face.

Lmao ,I have to say I have had nothing but a crappy day today but this made me laugh.Thanks I needed that! :D

ITA with madeleine,sure give her a new trial let her rat out her husband finally.I could care less if she even got the DP,let her spend the rest of her life in a little prison cell thinking about the murders she commited.I feel no sympathy for her whatsoever. Only my opinion.:)

Thanks laurie! I think it all depends if she has jury trial or just goes before a judge.The people of Medicine Hat are very unforgiving in this crime and she may get a shorter sentence if she chooses a judge.I don't believe for one second she knew nothing.

She will be out in 4 years,I figure we will be talking about her within 6-7.At this point she thinks she is so flippin smart,she got away with murder.What she doesn't get is that next time she will do real jail time.I wonder when she is released her family is going to allow her to live with...

I knew it wouldn't take them long,yipeee.I will never forget what JR looks like,she will always be in my mind and I will be watching for her to slip up.And I will happily let everyone know when it happens.She isn't even in jail right now she is in a psycho some kind of center where she is...

If we believe what Steinke says he fought and stabbed the parents downstairs in the basement area,by the time he went upstairs she had already slit her brothers throat.She was not scared,this was something they had talked about doing in online messages on different forums etc..Before they were...

I think the defense was scrambling to find someone to testify on his behalf.ITA the abuse excuse doesn't work for me either.He knows right from wrong,and he will be sentenced all at once.I am betting by this time next week there will be a verdict and than we will await sentencing which I predict...

Steinkes mother testified today. link

He still lives in a fantasy world.He believes he will get out one day and he & JR will go away somewhere and live in a castle together.I don't know if he will get dangerous offender status if not he will be eligible for parole in 25 years.Which would make him about 50 + years old.

It depends if he is found guilty of premeditation or not.There is a chance he could be deemed a dangerous offender which is life without parole.

Snipped from the news story above: "He told me that he killed [J.R.'s] family the night before." He said he "gutted them like fish," Mr. Whalley said. That's when J.R. chirped in with her own version of events, he told the jury: "She said she killed her little brother and that he gargled...

CALGARY — The unemployed, adolescent dropouts and petty criminals Jeremy Steinke hung out with in the spring of 2006 recalled the haze of drugs and alcohol that filled the days before and after an Alberta family was allegedly murdered by their friend. The ragtag group of witnesses paraded by Mr...