LayzeeDayzee
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interesting because 65 million shares at ten cents is $650k. Blue Sky shares in 2008 were .001. Fulucai was a feature length film production company now an O&G company (big jump), who recently bought into Blue Sky Langsta in Indonesia.
I've got a hunch that A.Liknes has a stash of cash and his plan went horribly sideways. Who has an estate sale on a long weekend?, if anything the sale should have been Stampede weekend (this weekend). And as for the great observation of hours of darkness, twilight to twilight here in Calgary makes for not much dark time, so spontaneous robbers would not readily have guessed on this.
As for affluent neighborhoods, Calgary (older money) shunned the gaudy monster homes and it's not uncommon for that older oil executive to be living in a bungalow. Even Mount Royal homes aren't that big by U.S standards,, modesty used to rule the day here.
The brother lives and owns a business in Evansburg, which is Yellowhead County, west of Edmonton.
And the Dow hit an all time high yesterday. Just an observation and my 2 centsinteresting because 65 million shares at ten cents is $650k. Blue Sky shares in 2008 were .001. Fulucai was a feature length film production company now an O&G company (big jump), who recently bought into Blue Sky Langsta in Indonesia.
I've got a hunch that A.Liknes has a stash of cash and his plan went horribly sideways. Who has an estate sale on a long weekend?, if anything the sale should have been Stampede weekend (this weekend). And as for the great observation of hours of darkness, twilight to twilight here in Calgary makes for not much dark time, so spontaneous robbers would not readily have guessed on this.
As for affluent neighborhoods, Calgary (older money) shunned the gaudy monster homes and it's not uncommon for that older oil executive to be living in a bungalow. Even Mount Royal homes aren't that big by U.S standards,, modesty used to rule the day here.
interesting because 65 million shares at ten cents is $650k. Blue Sky shares in 2008 were .001. Fulucai was a feature length film production company now an O&G company (big jump), who recently bought into Blue Sky Langsta in Indonesia.
I've got a hunch that A.Liknes has a stash of cash and his plan went horribly sideways. Who has an estate sale on a long weekend?, if anything the sale should have been Stampede weekend (this weekend). And as for the great observation of hours of darkness, twilight to twilight here in Calgary makes for not much dark time, so spontaneous robbers would not readily have guessed on this.
As for affluent neighborhoods, Calgary (older money) shunned the gaudy monster homes and it's not uncommon for that older oil executive to be living in a bungalow. Even Mount Royal homes aren't that big by U.S standards,, modesty used to rule the day here.
Could they be very close by? As, in walking distance. Any houses under construction? Empty new builds? Storage sheds? I do notice that one next to the tennis courts.
Has there been a true door - to - door search in the area?
We can't jump to this conclusion. All passport or drivers licence photos are kept on file, so it's quite easy (and common) for LE to access them and put them out in alerts for missing people. It ensures that they can get a decent picture out quickly - especially as these types of photos need to be front on with no headwear, etc.
Nathan's grandma is Nathan's mum's mum. So I think it's a comfort to Nathan's mum thinking that her mother is looking after her son, rather than a reflection on her step father (Nathan's grandpa).
DL pics IMO.
Stan, yesterday I posted up thread that I thought the bankruptcies were relevant. And then there is the association with MLMs. Then there has been postings about Casinos. What do the stock market, MLM and Casinos have in common? Get rich quick scheme/lose lots of money fast. What you've posted has as Bre-X-esque ring to it. Regarding abductions. It is rare for stranger abductions to occur, statistically it's someone known. Regardless if it's a business acquaintance or a family member, I'm of the opinion that whatever has gone down, one or all knew the perp/s. There is definitely more than one involved as how is it that three people can be abducted in the dead of night and no one sees or hears a thing? If the abductors are perfect strangers as a result of Kijiji, then this case is an anomaly. It's uncomfortable for people to "go there", but as someone above just posted, money is the root of all evil. Think Wills and how divisive one can be to the family if there is money on the table. The common underlying idea to this mystery is money. Be it oil, estate sale, real estate, etc. jmo
The Amber Alert said that Nathan was with his grandfather.
That's my belief as well. This has always had a feel to it that two people were looking for a quick, easy way to get rich. The bankruptcy two years ago suggests that they had debt and didn't want to honour it. If someone was wiped out, or financially compromised, that could be a motive. The fact that this occurred when the grandparents were liquidating, their lease was up (was that in June or July?), they were leaving the city, they should have cash and assets somewhere, and not even their children knew what they were doing after leaving the city, suggests that they wanted to hide from someone for financial reasons.