CANADA - Lucas Fowler, Australian & Chynna Deese, American, murdered, Alaska Hwy, BC, Jul 2019 #2

[PingTheRouter]

this drives me crazy, look at these hitchhikers near where lucas and chynna were found
stupidity

 

[Kpossible]

I am thinking they will end it themselves.

I have the same feeling.

 

[klind55]

At some point these 2 are going to have to get gas. I just pray no more innocent blood is shed.

 

[Inthedetails]

So no hiding in a crowd there... I really hope there’s a swift, bloodless end to this.

Also means that the word is getting out to be on the look out! I'm glad someone noticed and reported the sighting.

jmo

 

[cody22]

Gillam, Manitoba looks like the end of the road, unless they backtrack down Highway 280 to Thompson, and way down to Winnipeg......moo

 

[Mimi in London]

What's the chance the teens KM and BS never even got close to Whitehorse, and their first detour after leaving Port Alberni was to disappear the Surrey men.

Logan Lake, where the Surrey men's vehicle (Jeep) found is about 7 hour drive from Alberni.

And if it was them, and if they offed the Surrey men in Surrey, it’s only a 3-hour hop from Alberni. If they dumped the mens’ car at Logan Lake, is that where they may have upgraded vehicle?

 

[tmar]

Canadian missing teens revealed as suspects in Lucas Fowler and Chynna Deese murder

By Kevin Nguyen
4 hrs ago
..
Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, have been missing since July 19, the same day the body of an unidentified man was found two kilometres from the teenagers' burning car.

The car was found in flames about 500 kilometres away from where Mr Fowler and Ms Deese were found dead, near Dease Lake, British Columbia.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) spokeswoman Sergeant Janelle Shoihet said they were advised yesterday Mr McLeod and Mr Schmegelsky had left British Columbia and were spotted in northern Saskatchewan.

"Given these latest developments, Kam and Bryer are no longer considered missing," she said.

"The RCMP are now considering [them] as suspects in the Dease Lake suspicious death and the double homicide of Lucas Fowler and Chynna Deese."

The police are asking the public not to approach the teens and to "consider them dangerous" and immediately call 911.

"Thanks to the public yesterday ... we have new information where we've confirmed they were seen in northern BC, we've been able to confirm that information in last 24 hours," Corporal Shoihet said.

"I've been receiving new information — honestly before I just stepped on this stage — new information is still coming in."

She said the pair were seen driving a grey 2011 Toyota RAV4, but warned they could have since changed their appearance and their vehicle.

 

[Inthedetails]

Gillam, Manitoba looks like the end of the road, unless they backtrack down Highway 280 to Thompson, and way down to Winnipeg......moo

That's more good news. Watch that road.

jmo

 

[cody22]

And if it was them, and if they offed the Surrey men in Surrey, it’s only a 3-hour hop from Alberni. If they dumped the mens’ car at Logan Lake, is that where they may have upgraded vehicle?

They could have individually driven the truck and the Jeep for a while, until abandoning the Jeep ?.....moo

 

[bestill]

Gillam, Manitoba looks like the end of the road, unless they backtrack down Highway 280 to Thompson, and way down to Winnipeg......moo

That's what I'm thinking too.

 

[klind55]

I am thinking they will end it themselves.

I am worried more lives will be lost before they end it, whether that means death by police, suicide or turning themselves in/being captured.

 

[Trooper]

this drives me crazy, look at these hitchhikers near where lucas and chynna were found
stupidity

Haven't seen that kind of thing on Australian Highways for 25 years, since Milat...…

 

[PingTheRouter]

They could have individually driven the truck and the Jeep for a while, until abandoning the Jeep ?

yeah i think they drove both at least for a little while, not totally sure how long though

Haven't seen that kind of thing on Australian Highways for 25 years, since Milat...…

yeah exactly @Trooper either him or the wolf creek guy i mean nobody hitchhikes here anymore and i hope canadians take note

 

[Seattle1]

I don't think they were in Whitehorse on July 13. I think they got rid of their truck on the first day of their trip and the burned camper truck was reported days after the fire (July 19). My guess is their plan was to kill and rob people on a road trip across Canada.

I don't know that they were in Fort McMurray, just a guess that they are staying far North and latest sighting is Northern Manitoba.

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Sorry @otto - they still had truck past July 12 or first day of their trip.

There are reports of teens seen traveling south in their truck/camper at "Super A General Store" in Dease Lake on July 18, at 3:15 pm .

ETA: Take note the unidentified, bearded man described as disgruntled and standing on the highway talking to the couple was first described as driving "grey jeep" but later revised to strip and light covers.

 

[enelram]

Any info on what Gillam is like? City? Or also rural?

I know I can look that up (and will), but I also know we have people in the know here on the thread.

jmo

Logan Lake is not far from Nicola ranch in Merritt where Ben Tyner, the Wyoming cowboy Ranch Manager went missing and is still not found.

 

[Betty P]

Any info on what Gillam is like? City? Or also rural?

I know I can look that up (and will), but I also know we have people in the know here on the thread.

jmo

From searching around online, it seems like a nice, small community out in the middle of nowhere. It's on the Nelson River, which has a big hydro electric dam nearby. Small airport and rail service. As someone else pointed out, there's just one road in and out. There are probably smaller dirt or gravel roads that don't show up on maps. Lots of nice homes, it looks like the people who live there have decent jobs.

I noticed the rail line also goes north to Churchill, MB but there is no road to that town per se. Historic old area that used to be very busy when fur trading was big.

It will be very difficult to hide in this town. The areas outside seem to be flat and swampy. Reading there are lots of mosquitoes this time of year.

Gillam, Manitoba - Wikipedia

Where do they go from here? It's almost a dead end. If they were skilled outdoorsmen, they could probably take off into the wilderness. They don't look outdoorsy and apparently there are polar bears around that area, though maybe closer to Hudson Bay.

 

[Snoop Sister]

Haven't seen that kind of thing on Australian Highways for 25 years, since Milat...…

What is Milat or who is?

 

[sargentmom]

There are highway cams up there. They have them in Liard and Dease Lake. I'm sure LE has copies from the Ministry of Transportation.

Hwy 97 DriveBC Northern Region - Hwy 97 (Northern Region) Cams

Hwy 37 DriveBC Northern Region - Hwy 37 Cams

I've done the drive from.the coast (Vancouver) to Whitehorse. You can go literally hours without seeing another vehicle.

 

[zecats]

From searching around online, it seems like a nice, small community out in the middle of nowhere. It's on the Nelson River, which has a big hydro electric dam nearby. Small airport and rail service. As someone else pointed out, there's just one road in and out. There are probably smaller dirt or gravel roads that don't show up on maps. Lots of nice homes, it looks like the people who live there have decent jobs.

I noticed the rail line also goes north to Churchill, MB but there is no road to that town per se. Historic old area that used to be very busy when fur trading was big.

It will be very difficult to hide in this town. The areas outside seem to be flat and swampy. Reading there are lots of mosquitoes this time of year.

Gillam, Manitoba - Wikipedia

Where do they go from here? It's almost a dead end. If they were skilled outdoorsmen, they could probably take off into the wilderness. They don't look outdoorsy and apparently there are polar bears around that area, though maybe closer to Hudson Bay.

And Churchill is famous for polar bears in summer.

 

[minorone]

What is Milat or who is?

Ivan Milat who committed all the backpackers murders. A number of podcasts have been done on all these murders.