Interesting. I think it’s easy for family to put on blinders to questionable behaviour. But it’s also quite possible the two of them (Kam more than Bryer) were really good at hiding their questionable behaviour.
Back at the beginning of the threads, a tow truck driver did tow the van and he had concerns as he was not told about the an being involved in a murder. Hope this helps...
Well that would certainly explain most of their actions along the way!
LOL I usually use the last name too... Schmegelsky is way too hard though, I don't have time to look it up for posts.
I am not proud of this laziness .. 
Absolutely! As an Albertan when I hear suspicious death, I know it means a homicide or homicide/suicide in 99% of the cases.
Good post! On the surface, it is quite slick since the guy thought they were just a couple of locals joy-riding with mom's and dad's truck. He later said they were really eyeballing him and seemed nervous, but of course, you would if you just stole your parents' car for a joy-ride and got it bogged down in mud. Or, you know, if you were on the run for killing 3 people and driving a stolen vehicle, but it wouldn't be obvious in that situation they were actual criminals until that dawning realization after he knew what was actually going on.
I am critical of their dissemination of information initially (I’m not going down that road of discussing it again) and I have had zero negative interactions with the police. I have said repeatedly that I applaud them for everything else they’ve done along the way. I have stuck up for them on numerous forums. It is perfectly valid to question something they do though, they and the system are not perfect. There can always be improvements and if many people feel their safety was at risk then perhaps they need to look closer at their processes. Of course they are not going to be perfect, this is a rare, rare thing that happened on a very remote stretch of highway. But hopefully everyone can learn from it and do better in the future.
Leonard Dyck's life was no less valuable.
The point is let them finish the investigations first, gosh this case is not closed, there is so much more they are compiling together, but they can't do that with a snap, crackle, pop of the fingers. As a mandatory there is always a Review of EVERTHING the police force did each step of the way.....this one will spread across jurisdictions half way across Canada. There could also easily be an inquest upon the release of the Coroner's report. This is still an Open investigation with multifaceted unique circumstances. It sometimes feels that we as the public have become so addicted to "instant" instead of "patience". We want everything right here, right now as a society, and that isn't the way real life works.
True. I really appreciated the one article that talked about his life and showed pics of him traveling. He looked really fun and adventurous, like a happy-go-Lucky hippy type. Reminded me of LF and CD.
They apparently attended the second school (VAST). Kam graduated from there last year, according to the local newspaper. Bryer was never photographed as a graduate for this year or listed as an unphotographed graduate, though some sources reported he graduated and others say he didn't.
I loved the one that showed old pictures of him in the 70s and 80s! He seemed like a super cool guy who probably had a lot of great stories to tell.
Thanks for your inside knowledge. I have an uncle who is an RCMP and have heard stories on how he’s treated by the general public, it’s similar.
