Moonlitnight
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What exactly proves they are alive, Otto?Everyone was saying last week that they must be deceased, then more evidence is discovered that proves they are alive.
What exactly proves they are alive, Otto?Everyone was saying last week that they must be deceased, then more evidence is discovered that proves they are alive.
Thanks, started a thread..From Austin Grabish Twitter.
"The RCMP say human remains were found in The Pas, Man. last night near the University College of the North. Police say the identity of the remains is unknown right now. No other details released."
Austin Grabish on Twitter
That is on the other side of the province..
I wonder how differently a case like this is handled in USA and NSW where Stephen Fowler has experience. Are family members who’ve lost loved ones in a violent crime kept more informed about details during the investigation? In the case of Stephen Fowler and his years of experience if victim’s family are kept more informed this must be a huge frustration for him. Are there rules about putting in a FOI request? Could the Deese or Fowler family do that if they were so inclined or it something you must be in Canada or a citizen to do so?
To me, the "items found on shore" means they were found ON shore as in, not washed up on the edge of the shore or strewn along the shore. More of a possible spot for these guys to have camped or rested for a while.“The mayor of Gillam said the stretch of river near where the items were found is very turbulent.
"It would not be a river that many people would survive. It's not something you would go swimming in," said Dwayne Forman....”
https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5237174?__twitter_impression=true
If the police concluded they were dead, and this is the reason they left and said their work was done (in terms of the river search), I do not think this means the police have determined they are deceased. If this were the case, I believe the police would make some statement to that effect, if only to set local minds at rest.
What exactly proves they are alive, Otto?
Could someone please tell me how to pronounce Chynna's name? I've been saying "China", but really don't know if that's correct or not.
I’d say two words to these people: Dylan Klebold. None of his friends or family would have thought he would become a mass murderer, but having the right personality type and emotional problems that he was having made him perfect prey for Eric Harris.There are friends of BS and his family on social media saying he wasn't involved and didn't/couldn't have done it, just as posters here claim.
Last week everyone was convinced that they were eaten by bugs or bears, delirious from exposure or hypothermia. On August 2, 11 days after they burned the car and 9km distance from the car, personal items were found on the shore of the Nelson river - something no one expected. Clearly the bugs, bears and weather did not kill them.
There appears to be no specific time frame. Presumption of Death Actin Canada what is the time frame for someone, anyone, not just these guys, to be declared dead after missing, like for insurance purpose or remarriage purpose? I would think a lot longer than a month. why think these guys would be dead this fast? I do see how they could be, but them in fact dead without a body....
Why haven't they been formally charged for the death of Lucas and Chynna? I'm seriously starting to doubt they were involved with those two.
To me, the "items found on shore" means they were found ON shore as in, not washed up on the edge of the shore or strewn along the shore. More of a possible spot for these guys to have camped or rested for a while.
Every State has it's own way of doing things (e.g.: Sunshine Law, Florida), so it's impossible to compare law and practice in the USA to Canada.
Prosecutors will discuss a case with victims when preparing for trial, but if there is no arrest, there's no case to discuss. I would expect the RCMP to update the families, to maybe release information to them prior to releasing it to the public, but I doubt there would be any inside information.
It looks like anyone can make a request under the freedom of information act.
Making a request under the Access to Information Act | Royal Canadian Mounted Police