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Nathan O'Brien disappearance connected to patent dispute?
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...ould-be-connected-to-patent-dispute-1.2702103
Posted July 10, 2014
This is not an official transcript and is not connected to any of the participants.
This is a rough draft and all errors are my own.
CBC News Anchor = NA CBC Reporter Terry Reith = TR Kevin Brookwell, Calgary Police Service = KB
NA: Calgary Police offered a few new clues today about a missing five year old and his grandparents. Their investigation now includes business issues between the grandfather, Alvin Liknes, and Douglas Garland. Garland is the man still in custody police describe as a "person of interest". The CBC's Terry Reith joins us again tonight with the latest. Terry.
TR: Kevin, it's been another dramatic yet frustrating day in the search for five year old Nathan O'Brien and his grandparents, Alvin and Kathy Liknes.
At the farm where Douglas Garland was arrested last Friday, where he ran a drug lab in the 90's, explosives experts rolled in this morning five days after police began their search of the property.
KB: I can confirm that a quantity of chemicals has been located at the Airdrie property. All I can say is that it has been considered dangerous and flammable in nature so we're taking precautions at that site.
TR: Eleven days ago, five year old Nathan O'Brien, and his grandparents, Alvin and Kathy Liknes, were reported missing. Police will only say they are hopeful of finding them. And now police confirm they are investigating a business relationship between Alvin Liknes and Douglas Garland.
KB: Yes, we have investigators looking into those allegations that there were some business issues, and, and we're dedicating a number of folks that are checking into that as well.
TR: Meantime, the search continues: three landfill sites are being checked. Police say they have found "something" but--
KB: We don't know if there is any relevance to this file or not, so they're just looking for anything suspicious.
TR: Police have also combed fields and forests, knocked on doors, and appealed for help.
KB: As the days pass, it does pose its challenges. So that's what makes it unique.
TR: Police are still saying this is a missing persons case not a homicide, and an Amber Alert remains in effect. But tonight, in Calgary, a devastated family is finding some comfort in the candlelight vigil for the missing three. Kevin.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...ould-be-connected-to-patent-dispute-1.2702103
Posted July 10, 2014
This is not an official transcript and is not connected to any of the participants.
This is a rough draft and all errors are my own.
CBC News Anchor = NA CBC Reporter Terry Reith = TR Kevin Brookwell, Calgary Police Service = KB
NA: Calgary Police offered a few new clues today about a missing five year old and his grandparents. Their investigation now includes business issues between the grandfather, Alvin Liknes, and Douglas Garland. Garland is the man still in custody police describe as a "person of interest". The CBC's Terry Reith joins us again tonight with the latest. Terry.
TR: Kevin, it's been another dramatic yet frustrating day in the search for five year old Nathan O'Brien and his grandparents, Alvin and Kathy Liknes.
At the farm where Douglas Garland was arrested last Friday, where he ran a drug lab in the 90's, explosives experts rolled in this morning five days after police began their search of the property.
KB: I can confirm that a quantity of chemicals has been located at the Airdrie property. All I can say is that it has been considered dangerous and flammable in nature so we're taking precautions at that site.
TR: Eleven days ago, five year old Nathan O'Brien, and his grandparents, Alvin and Kathy Liknes, were reported missing. Police will only say they are hopeful of finding them. And now police confirm they are investigating a business relationship between Alvin Liknes and Douglas Garland.
KB: Yes, we have investigators looking into those allegations that there were some business issues, and, and we're dedicating a number of folks that are checking into that as well.
TR: Meantime, the search continues: three landfill sites are being checked. Police say they have found "something" but--
KB: We don't know if there is any relevance to this file or not, so they're just looking for anything suspicious.
TR: Police have also combed fields and forests, knocked on doors, and appealed for help.
KB: As the days pass, it does pose its challenges. So that's what makes it unique.
TR: Police are still saying this is a missing persons case not a homicide, and an Amber Alert remains in effect. But tonight, in Calgary, a devastated family is finding some comfort in the candlelight vigil for the missing three. Kevin.