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Here's a bump for Brandon and the unidentified one that is with him. IMO they will be found. You see it's one thing to dig a shallow grave and bury a body or two and it's quite another thing to return 6 years later to dig up those remains in an attempt to redispose of them. Now if the best of...

I'm running with Alberta, B.C. and less travelled Saskatchewan. That seems like enough territory to cover with numerous connections and Kelly Cook is on the TransCanada Highway murders list in which a few of those names have been connected to the Highway of Tears list. So, back we go to the...

I'm thinking that he lived in B.C. over this period of time and was driving back and forth for business. A con man who most likely was attempting to run his own business and we all know how that would go with his mind on hunting women. Probably not overly successful and full of sh!!... MOO

I was thinking of something more like this. On the canal or on the lake?

The TransCanada Highway Murders, 1973 - 1981, Alberta and B.C. I believe that Kelly Cook is on that list. Imo, the description that we have of her killer is the description of the man who is responsible for most if not all of those murders. As far as I know in what I have read it is also the...

Can someone find a near close pin on google earth where Kelly was found? I heard it was in an irrigation canal and I also heard it was in Chin Lake but that general area is too large to look at for any resonance from both Kelly and her perpetrator. I need a pin that would be within about a...

It's the luring of the m. o. and the comfort zone that is found in that m.o. In Kelly's case her killer picked her up right in front of her own house. This doesn't only speak of unimaginable audacity, it also speaks of a comfort zone for him in his sureness of what he was doing and how he was...

Oh, btw, push coming to shove is seeing your work on the front page of the newspaper and on the silver screen... Almost Famous, I would say and something to gloat over with the law enforcement that he despises. His past should be catching up to him and it should be evident through both...

So, 6 months prior to the attempted pick up of the original target the perpetrator inquired as to her identity with the Principal of the school. Am I getting this right in that the timing of his inquiry was linked to her figure skating picture on the front page of a newspaper? Imo, I can...

The admission of guilt. The forms that it takes and how far you can run with it... They are "in" the game now with their own live stream. While suicide may be an option for them I doubt it's how they think the game should end.

But how sorry for how many more? It's been nearly 7 years since Amber was found. What would be a good reason that the cell phone recording isn't still played through media at least twice a day? At least on the chance that her killer is still running the roads.

https://7news.com.au/news/crime/lucas-fowler-investigation-police-aware-of-texas-murder-suspect-in-the-area-c-361152 Well then, it doesn't appear to be a good day for Derek Whisenand. It does kind of set you back in your chair.

My dear sweet Amber you have not been forgotten and imo the cell phone recording that you made carries all the worth of heroism with it. You will be justified and it is my belief that the savage beasts that inflicted you with their treachery and deceit will be dealt with. With a step forward...

I would like to see the link to these first reports.

Amber Tuccaro’s last phone call, the complete recording And I quote from the above link... "March 08, 2016 at 07:40: Oh, yeah, I may have forgotten to mention: there were two men in that car with Amber Tuccaro: there are actually two distinct male voices on that tape." Well then, it seems...

The voice that says "the back roads" sounds like it could be another man's voice and that would mean that there were two men in the vehicle instead of one. That voice sounds deeper and has a different tone to it.

Was there debris at the scene and damage to the car that indicated she had been hit? It's easy to stray of course with disappearances and it's highly unlikely that foul play wasn't involved if there had been damage to the vehicle at the scene.

Imo, I don't think they looked very hard. How many times did the police need to hear about Pickton before they looked harder? Too many is the answer to that question. It's always too many because they do not look hard enough, fast enough. Imo and apparently in Amber's families opinion the...

Amber Tuccaro's unsolved murder: Do you recognize this voice? | CBC News

I would like that link very much. 2004 would be 15 years ago and that means that he would be in his mid to late 60's and my how time flies when you're having fun. Didn't Svekla at one time say something to the effect that, "it was just a job"? And birds of a feather flock together. Is there...