CANADA - Lucas Fowler & Chynna Deese, and Leonard Dyck, all murdered, Alaska Hwy, BC, Jul 2019 #4

[greenfern]

"Police are investigating photos of two suspects in three B.C. deaths wearing army attire and holding Nazi paraphernalia, the RCMP have confirmed." RCMP investigating photos of B.C. murder suspects, Nazi paraphernalia

 

[jillybean51]

I find myself wondering if, with all their gaming and other online activities, they don't have some similarly-minded buddies out there in various locations offering to shelter them? Or at least who they think will be willing to do so?

This crossed my mind too!Other neonazi- like groups?

 

[scrappinkat]

The only difficulty I have with the whole headed to Gillam MB on purpose/survivalists in the wilderness theory is that this whole thing started in the wilderness to begin with in northern BC. They didn't need to drive 3,000 km to flee into the wild, northern BC is already pretty wild, and they were only a couple of hours shy of the Yukon border.

There has been rumours/reports that Schmegelsky has family (an aunt I think) in Saskatchewan. Police haven’t said much about it, one news story stated they called the woman and all that she said was why won’t you leave us alone and hung up crying.

 

[Snoop Sister]

But why backtrack after killing the couple? Why not head east from the first crime scene? They still had their truck and camper. What made them head west and kill LD, take his Rav 4 and then head east again? Doesn't make sense.

No plan on their part ...imo

 

[Inthedetails]

Not even on the Websleuths forum

Especially not on WS! LOL.

Said with love.

jmo

 

[LoisLane]

But even if they had a rough idea where someone is, would they have a real name or address? Maybe it's just because I'd never give that kind of personal information to someone on a gaming (or any other) forum, that I can't picture it.

They could probably feel out a “valued” player who is all game. When the time comes it could be as simple as meeting on the corner of an intersection or at a gas station. Maybe there is an initiation process to determine if they are good to join in. Like using a coke bottle of gasoline to light a butter chicken restaurant on fire.

 

[PingTheRouter]

Especially not on WS! LOL.

Said with love.

jmo

re-quote because truth

 

[Herat]

Yeah if they were really trying to get away quickly you think they'd head north to Alaska?

If their plan was to go on a murder / outback survival trek all along, having told their families they were heading to the Yukon would have been a good ruse, and yes, once a crime was committed and they were implicated, Alaska would have been a logical place to target a hideout, given the Yukon story they told family.

So it implies to me that there was a certain degree of planning and forethought. And the deliberate burning of their computer would also have removed most all tracks of their preparations. It makes me think they did intend to go east all the time and knew if they left the computer untouched, LE would get that information.

I think they didn't realize how quickly RCMP would get on their tails and had little time to fulfill their survivalist fantasy of a hideout in the northern Manitoba woods.

 

[Moriarty]

There has been rumours/reports that Schmegelsky has family (an aunt I think) in Saskatchewan. Police haven’t said much about it, one news story stated they called the woman and all that she said was why won’t you leave us alone and hung up crying.

Yes, I remember seeing something about Wynyard, SK, which is sort of southeast of Saskatoon.

EDIT: that sentence was pretty tough to read out loud...

 

[M_Shelll1]

But even if they had a rough idea where someone is, would they have a real name or address? Maybe it's just because I'd never give that kind of personal information to someone on a gaming (or any other) forum, that I can't picture it.

I was assuming the person would be a willing participant, likely someone they befriended while playing who was going join up?

 

[Elliot_Alderson]

I think this shall be the name of my epic novel about survival in northern Canada

All Road Go Through Winnipeg

Will the audiobook be read in a Canadian accent?

 

[Deleted member 248860]

New CBC News story on the murder of Mr. Dyck:

 

[BearCatSafari]

I find the sighting of the two backpacks Wednesday evening in Gillam interesting.

I know it's unsubstantiated and therefore I can't link. But it's interesting nonetheless.

 

[Inthedetails]

This crossed my mind too!Other neonazi- like groups?

I hope there is no unsuspecting online love interest up there.

Thinking aloud - not fact or even a theory.

jmo

 

[dotr]

picture of one of the drones

Not that it is likely, but maybe the fugitives are also using a drone?
imo, speculation.

 

[greenfern]

Not even on the Websleuths forum

Especially. I'd think you people would know all the ways to get away with something!

 

[scrappinkat]

For example...

We know that they have at least one gun.

We know that Bryer does not have a gun license unless he paid for, and went through, the course, and obtained his license at least two months ago (there is a two month cooling off period after the course) without his father knowing.

We don’t know whether McLeod has a gun license and a gun.

In a place like Port Alberni, an illegal gun and illegal ammunition are not things that you can purchase easily or cheaply. Not impossible, but not easy either.

The police would know if they have their PAL or not.

You can take the course and if passed send the paperwork in the very next day. It can take less than a month to receive your PAL but there’s also cases where people are never approved, many also have a wait a couple months to six months.

 

[Jealoushe]

Will the audiobook be read in a Canadian accent?

We have an accent?

 

[midwinter]

They could probably feel out a “valued” player who is all game. When the time comes it could be as simple as meeting on the corner of an intersection or at a gas station. Maybe there is an initiation process to determine if they are good to join in. Like using a coke bottle of gasoline to light a butter chicken restaurant on fire.

Ha! Just when I thought I had heard the last of the butter chicken conspiracy!

 

[Tealgrove]

They should have paid more attention in Geography Class.

The last place on earth I would go is Northern Manitoba if I wanted to live off the grid. Even in Ontario (Toronto) we know about the bugs in the bush out there.