steelybird
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Ohhhhh yes thank you!!Father-in-law
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Ohhhhh yes thank you!!Father-in-law
There's been some speculation that BS's fidgetiness in the video is because he was shoplifting. I think it is possible but could also be garden-variety fidgeting. I find the idea of shoplifting pork chops baffling, but I suppose if anyone would, it would be these 2.
Yeah, to be perfectly honest, I'm a very fidgety, nervous person myself, and I think if I were in his position, I'd be doing the same thing. In fact, I don't shoplift or murder people, and I imagine store footage of me is only marginally less nervous-looking. I also have a hunch he's just kind of a naturally nervous dude. MOOYeah I don't see that being the case, I think he was just nervous in general because of, you know, being a murderer and all.
They're adults who murdered three people.
Seems odd to me that they would leave behind computer(s), which young men would likely have an attachment to, but take a suit with them. I know suits are easier to carry...but why bother? Unless they had a plan for the suit.
Sorry yes brain wasn't on all pistons lol.....GED is for 18 years and over but yeah they call it Adult Graduation Program or something....I doubt they'd offer him the GED. BC got rid of it almost five years ago. Unless he started at the school after turning 18 he would have been too young to take the Adult Dogwood since that's offered to 18 and older.
My guess is that the tinned sardines were Len Dyck's backup or staple. Some people really like them. I can eat them but I really prefer peanut butter n jam.The pork chops are SUPER ODD! and sardines, possibly the worst food combination ever.
You're correct.
But how do people known and wanted hide while travelling for two weeks without being seen. Food, fuel, travelling. All weak spots.
My guess is that the tinned sardines were Len Dyck's backup or staple. Some people really like them. I can eat them but I really prefer peanut butter n jam.
But the pork chops? They would have to be kept refrigerated for the 5 days K&B were missing. Or were they cooked by Len and just kept well?
Or did K&B steal them? Fast food places don't serve pork chops. That's diner food. Or at someone's house.
Its so very odd
I have a non-porkchop related question. So if they just never turn up and their bodies are never found, will the RCMP ever release additional information? Like cause of death? Or how they connected the murders to the suspects? Or is this all we’ll ever know?
There were pork chops, tin sardines, and orange peels found by the burnt RAV4 I believe. We have all suddenly become fascinated with whose pork chops they were.We went to our cottage for the week so not much time to keep up here. I can’t believe these 2 have not been caught! I thought for sure by the time i got back they’d either have got them or would know what happened to them. I feel like they are most likely dead, but i really do want them found alive.
One question though. What is with the pork chops??? I tried going back to find out but 7 days of posts is just too much
Ok. I was wondering where they were found. That is a really random and weird!There were pork chops, tin sardines, and orange peels found by the burnt RAV4 I believe. We have all suddenly become fascinated with whose pork chops they were.
Father-in-lawWhat’s a FIL?
I have a non-porkchop related question.
AFAIK, the subject isn't taboo. We just beat it to death several threads back, and it still rears its little buttered head every now and again.
OOh sorry sorry, wrong celestial bodyha ha, the Toronto Star isn't a tabloid and hasn't been disseminating rumours - the Toronto Sun is a tabloid, and even that rag is pretty darned accurate in its crime reporting (though it hasn't bothered much with this story). I wouldn't at all put the Star in the same bucket as the Daily Mail at any rate. The Daily Mail is very free and loose with the facts. "Search moves to Ontario" seems to have been picked up by most Aussie outlets on the other hand. I think the Murdoch monopoly affects what Aussies get for news.
No I am not saying that. I am saying it is not a trashy tabloid. I subscribe to it. The first examples before the slash were the trustworthy papers (The Guardian and the Globe & Mail). The examples after the slashes were the tabloids. (However, I typed the Star instead of the Sun and was corrected on that.)Globe & Mail - are you saying it's a trashy tabloid? I don't know about The Star, but tabloid I would not call G&M.
"The Globe and Mail is regarded by some as Canada's "newspaper of record".[3][4][5][6]"
The Globe and Mail - Wikipedia
It’s clear. He graduated while attending the alternative school. You don’t get to wear the grad getup for having taken supplemental tutoring.