Canada - Lucas Fowler, Chynna Deese, and Leonard Dyck, all murdered, Alaska Hwy, BC, Jul 2019 #12

[missy1974]

Good job RCMP! I know the families will not get answers, and I don't think they would have even if they were alive. I hope this allows them to get a small bit of closure and peace.

RIP Lucas, Chynna and Leonard

 

[Gardenista]

I hope we get to hear all of the background info they gathered on them.

 

[Massasauga Rattler]

The Mounties always get their man (or men) !

Mounties didn't get them, the elements did.

 

[Kaley Smith]

YES!!!!!!!

I am not a crier, but I cried when I heard the news. I live in Manitoba.

 

[Massasauga Rattler]

So they were found in the brush. If they were in the brush and their bodies were found together, they likely either committed suicide or were killed by a bear.

 

[Danaya]

Mounties didn't get them, the elements did.

Mounties got their men. They just got them dead instead of alive.

 

[aphoto]

Yep, I know, she has been the only one giving good updates from the ground, I checked an hour ago and thought it was strange she had not tweeted this morning. I imagine RCMP asked her to stay quiet if she caught wind of it.

A journalist would never keep quiet at the request of the police especially if there is no safety concerns (IE not releasing police search locations that could aid the suspects) I assume they are in an area with no phone service (which is most of the area up there)

 

[Esprite]

Regardless of the circumstances, they're gone, and there's still so many unanswered questions.

 

[FactFinder3000]

Mounties didn't get them, the elements did.

But it's interesting they were found near each other.

 

[Danaya]

So they were found in the brush. If they were in the brush and their bodies were found together, they likely either committed suicide or were killed by a bear.

Could their bodies have washed up to shore and been dragged by an animal or otherwise caught in the brush?

Edit: On second thought, if they drowned, it would be unlikely their bodies were found together, especially a mile in.

 

[Massasauga Rattler]

1 mile into the brush

 

[NJSleuth91]

So they were found in dense brush, indicating they didn't drown. Probably died from either suicide or hypothermia I'm guessing. I am so, so proud of the RCMP for all the work that they did. They carried out a nearly impossible task. I bet all the people who were criticizing them and insisting "they probably are long gone from the area, why are you still wasting your time searching there?" feel real stupid now.

Also how bad did these guys fail at their whole "survivalist" nonsense. They died less than five miles from leaving the car. Wow, great job! What a pointless waste of everything all of this was.

 

[arsenalarsenal]

Would love an updated map of bodies location in relation to items found/Rav4.

Also, morbidly I want to know how they died, was it elements/animal/suicide, and maybe photos of the location of the bodies.

 

[Massasauga Rattler]

Could their bodies have washed up to shore and been dragged by an animal or otherwise caught in the brush?

Edit: on second thought, if they drowned, it would be unlikely their bodies were found together, I think...

One mile into the brush. Means they did not drown. Likely trying to find a road or shelter and got disoriented, then either got killed by an animal, committed suicide, or died of exposure.

 

[Gardenista]

Can't hear ANY of the questions. Ugh

 

[10ofRods]

So they were found in the brush. If they were in the brush and their bodies were found together, they likely either committed suicide or were killed by a bear.

Or died in their sleep of exposure, huddle up under brush, hoping not to be seen by helicopters. They could have been sleeping day time or night time, but the exposure death would have been at night. There was that rain storm...

I think they were focused on hiding from LE more than they were focused on survival. Nothing we know says that they had backpacks at all, much less large ones (which would have been noticed by the men checking at the dry town, IMO).

 

[Floy1]

So they were found together in dense bush on land, so not washed up or anything.

 

[rmoeller]

So proud of the RCMP! I had moments of doubt, I admit. So glad this seems to be over.

 

[SiciC]

I also wonder if it was suicide or if they succumbed to the elements somehow. I'd think suicide if they were found together

 

[Peony459]

I'm sooooo hoping a bear got them!