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Even when boating with my husband and our kids I always wear my life jacket. It's just good safety practice and it sets a good example for my kids.

Also possible that the little dude was feeling queasy and mom gave him some gravol. That might also make him sleepy.

Yup-- this is what I was thinking. The proportions didn't make sense, an it was LE video. If there was something there I feel like they would've seen it.

Not only that, the airbags didn't deploy, suggesting that maybe nobody was in the car? No blood at the scene either, just some partially melted ice cream.

Good point-- I was sort of thinking "why would she be wearing her clothes if she had gone swimming? Wouldn't she be wearing a swimsuit?", but that's a logical explanation,

I'm trying to understand whether the father was supposed to have the girls, or whether they were "abducted" before the crash occurred. I've read that there is reason to believe that the girls were not in the car when it crashed. Did he crash the car to distract officers from the abduction? Is...

From what I understand, and the news footage after the crash, it was very dark. No lights on the highways.

I don't think he was afraid to go home. He was probably bored, which is what led him out in the first place. His father had taken away his video games and he wanted to play.

I live near a river on the south shore of Montreal and, honestly, the "river's edge" looks different every single morning. The current, the temperature, the ice melts, it re-freezes, you can never predict what it will look like in the morning. Right now the river is wide open and it's a much...

Even when someone jumps from a bridge, overpass or in front of a subway car they just call it a "police operation". They think it deters copycats or something.

I feel like if it was anything other than suicide they would say "died accidentally" or "died suddenly". Wouldn't the media would provide the cause of death if it was anything other than suicide? Nobody is talking about it and the police are not investigating. That makes me believe that it was...

It makes more sense if it was a suicide than if it was a murder. A murder would require them to collect evidence around the body and therefore they could not cover it. A suicide would not require the same care.

My thoughts exactly.

http://globalnews.ca/news/2146011/man-found-dead-in-alleyway-at-broadview-and-queen/ Maybe a suicide?

He was not on house arrest, as far as I know. he was just on probation. Can anyone confirm?

So is his last name Lazanik or Fontanelli? http://coolopolis.blogspot.ca/2015/07/arrest-made-in-murder-of-samantha.html

She was an 18 year old kid when she had her daughter, her mother (I believe) was also a teen mom. There's a cycle of poverty in the area that she grew up and many of the residents in the area are low-income and have little education. I have a feeling she spent some time in foster care as a child...

Her mom mentioned in an interview that he had "just graduated". Not sure if that was from CEGEP or University or what. The high school that they went to has a Work Oriented Training Program for students who struggle academically. I would say that this guy is not super intelligent and would have...

I posted a link from FB earlier. It was in the Spotted: Howick group. ETA https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p...34&pnref=story

I keep thinking of Gone Girl. I mean, how is a 22 year old whose GF/baby mama is missing/murdered supposed to act? He's just a kid! I'm anxious to see what evidence they have because so far they haven't said that they have anything really compelling. Still holding out hope that he's not their...