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Garland claimed that he withdrew from university due to a vehicle accident. The truth is that he was expelled for cheating.
<rsbm>Sorry for the long post, but to me this just seems like the most likely scenario. Guns, silencers, accomplices...all of that is too CSI/TV-ish for me. It was a simple crime of murder from a man who felt he had be led along about fame & fortune.
I don't know what the regulations about farmers possessing rifles and shotguns would be.<rsbm>
Motive is one thing; other discussion relates to the actual method, mechanics of how the murder was carried out (from planning, possible weapons, how acquired, etc). Maybe it wasn't a gun, but it has been suggested as a possibility. Maybe it was a gun, maybe the guy had a gun for years, but if not, we don't know when he acquired it, how he acquired it, was it stolen, was he legitimately entitled to be in possession of it. IF it was a gun, with his criminal record, I don't see that he would obtain a permit to legally possess one.
I've said it before. and I still believe this. Patents and money are the motive. I think AL led DG on with false promises and when DG heard about the bankruptcy and leavign the country, he felt it was time to act. I think he cased out the house until he thought all other had left except AL & KL. I believe that AL & NO were in another part of the house, probably sleeping. KL was i nthe kitchen putting final things away from the estate sale and maybe taking garbage out, thus the unlocked door. DG came in, attacked KL and likely stabbed her with a knife. During that attack AL & NO came rushing in because of the noise. AL & DG had a struggle while NO watched. DG freed himself from AL and grabbed NO and threatened him. AL would do anything at this point to protect NO. I think DG got AL to wrap up his wife in blankets and drag her outside to the waiting truck. DG made AL drive back to his farm while DG sat with NO. Bakc at the farm, both were killed and hidden. DG went back to Calgary to clean up the outside mess so that maybe nobody would notice anything for a few days and maybe think it was a domestic situation.
In my mind, the LE knew that the blood found in the house was KL's and that's why they issued the Amber Alert saying that NO maybe be in the company of his grandfather and no real mention of KL.
Sorry for the long post, but to me this just seems like the most likely scenario. Guns, silencers, accomplices...all of that is too CSI/TV-ish for me. It was a simple crime of murder from a man who felt he had be led along about fame & fortune.
I think it is only reasonable to conclude that if there was blood in or around the home as a result of a violent struggle, forensic investigation would include blood spatter analysis.
Winter Petroleum was Winter Petroleum Ltd. which means it was incorporated. Incorporation limits the personal liability of the directors so it wouldn't affect thr ability to purchase a home in one's personal name.
A blood spatter analyst would only be brought in if there was, in fact, blood splatter. My argument is that I don't believe LE made reference to this whereas one of our sleuths claim they did. I have posted links to the pressers - just a moment ago. LE gives nothing away. Absolutely nothing. Which is as it should be.The medical examiner was there - this is the role, so that would include blood spatter analysis.
Role
"When a death occurs suddenly or it cannot be explained, the OCME conducts an investigation, under the authority of the Fatality Inquiries Act.
We hold each of our investigations to determine:
◾who died
◾where they died
◾when they died
◾why they died
◾how they died"
http://justice.alberta.ca/programs_services/fatality/ocme/Pages/default.aspx
The medical examiner is governed by the Alberta Fatalities Inquiry Act:
http://www.qp.alberta.ca/1266.cfm?page=F09.cfm&leg_type=Acts&isbncln=077973999X
9 times out of 10, when someone has been shot and is uncooperative, it is gand or drug related. No connection IMO.
The next question would be why did he falsely claim that he had a BSc from the UofA?
So you can break into Cherchri's house with a credit card and Appleeye doesn't lock their doors..... I hope no one knows where you two live.kidding!!
otto, are you thinking the Winter Petroleum foreclosure was the catalyst for DG? He wasn't involved with that business so wondering if it was simply suspects rage over repeated business failures by AL and DG was acting like a vigilante over perceived wrongs by AL? Just speculating not making an opinion on AL personally.
Yes, that was one dealing that DG had with AL - we can not assume that it is the only financial interaction he had with him.
I've said it before. and I still believe this. Patents and money are the motive. I think AL led DG on with false promises and when DG heard about the bankruptcy and leavign the country, he felt it was time to act. I think he cased out the house until he thought all other had left except AL & KL. I believe that AL & NO were in another part of the house, probably sleeping. KL was i nthe kitchen putting final things away from the estate sale and maybe taking garbage out, thus the unlocked door. DG came in, attacked KL and likely stabbed her with a knife. During that attack AL & NO came rushing in because of the noise. AL & DG had a struggle while NO watched. DG freed himself from AL and grabbed NO and threatened him. AL would do anything at this point to protect NO. I think DG got AL to wrap up his wife in blankets and drag her outside to the waiting truck. DG made AL drive back to his farm while DG sat with NO. Bakc at the farm, both were killed and hidden. DG went back to Calgary to clean up the outside mess so that maybe nobody would notice anything for a few days and maybe think it was a domestic situation.
In my mind, the LE knew that the blood found in the house was KL's and that's why they issued the Amber Alert saying that NO maybe be in the company of his grandfather and no real mention of KL.
Sorry for the long post, but to me this just seems like the most likely scenario. Guns, silencers, accomplices...all of that is too CSI/TV-ish for me. It was a simple crime of murder from a man who felt he had be led along about fame & fortune.
The man had a a few garage doors openers from vehicles he had broken into on the street
Yet, even this theory is more complicated than I suspect the crime went down. Too many variables and potential complications with transporting live victims. Given that the ME was able to confirm all three deaths so conclusively and relatively quickly, I suspect all three died at the Liknes home. The AA wording was more than likely a mistake - Not one reporter has jumped on that error with questions or follow-up to my knowledge.
OMG what a scary story! Must have been so traumatizing for all of you and I hope you never have to experience anything like that again.
I noticed you mentioned a garage door opener, and that made me remember this info posted 6/5/14 in the Calgary Crime Stoppers site about south Calgary (not the Liknes area, but just to show about thieves using garage door openers):
The Calgary Police Service District 8 office is investigating approximately 102 house and garage break-ins that have occurred in south Calgary since March 1, 2014, 65 of which happened at night.
Of the 102 cases, 49 (48 per cent) involved the suspects entering the home through an unlocked home or garage door, or entering an unlocked vehicle, then using the garage door opener to enter the garage and then possibly the home.
The Service is concerned whenever a home is broken into, particularly when it is occupied at night.
http://www.calgarycrimestoppers.org/unsolved-crimes
When I read that it struck me that for some reason I had never thought of someone using your own garage door opener to get in your house to take your stuff. Darn criminals.
And where are all his friends who would normally say "oh I can't believe this ... he's such a nice guy"? If he has friends, who are they?