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I highly doubt that anyone pilfered the van with the two murder victims lying nearby.
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I highly doubt that anyone pilfered the van with the two murder victims lying nearby.
In British Columbia, the police need the agreement of a prosecutor to lay charges. The prosecutors’ test is higher than the Criminal Code of Canada test. With one charge and a Canada-wide warrant, there’s no need to hurry on more. The prosecutors and police can take their time. It reduces the scope for defence challenges later on.
Just a guess ... on July 19 the suspects' vehicle was near a deceased man, he had no vehicle. The suspects were then seen on July 21 in a grey Rav4 alive and well. They were far from where they were supposed to be, and they did not contact family when they were considered victims.
One of the suspects looks similar to the bearded man, who is a bit taller than 6'3" Lucas, and who was seen accosting the murdered couple at 11:30PM on July 14.
Police then assumed that the missing teens had burned their own vehicle, murdered the man and stole his vehicle. They were suspects in the single murder. July 22, the burned Rav4 was found and the murdered botanist was identified through his vehicle. There are no charges for the murdered couple at this time.
I highly doubt that anyone pilfered the van with the two murder victims lying nearby.
Good video footage showing the Gillam terrain, and yesterday’s rain there, but there’s reason for caution with this guy. From his description: “My other Twitter account just got banned”.
Getting their ducks in a row. This was a double homicide and I am sure there are lots of forensics etc. It is not uncommon in Canada to take awhile to lay charges and they all ready have charged them with second degree murder. The Dyck situation was most probably a more cut and dry case and easier to establish probable cause. Jmo
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Yes, that is why I was curious whether the port had more activity than normal with more ships in/out due to the construction. The port activity log which is public in most ports is something that I cannot find and I also cannot find any log maintained by the Harbor Master or even something from the Canadian version of Port Police/Coast Guard to get a sense of activity in the area from water craft.
But it also seems that the track work to Churchill has been an ongoing issue that could potentially slow down plans for grain shipments this harvest season too.
Andrew Kurjata
@akurjata
RCMP in Manitoba will once again be hosting another 3 pm news conference-- 1 pm British Columbia, 4 pm in Ontario. This has been a daily occurrence since the manhunt moved there.
Will post the livestream link when it is available.
Andrew Kurjata on Twitter
That's true in other provinces as well. Police gather evidence, prosecutors decide which law has been broken and which charges to lay.
Nobody is pretending.
It is quite likely they took their victims by surprise. If they are thrill killers as Matt Logan, the forensic psychologist and former RCMP hostage negotiator interviewed on CBC-TV believes, there was likely an element of stalking involved. IMO, only a stupid stalker would pick a burly trucker as a victim, in case something went wrong with the plan. Truckers are naturally wary in those parts, and many carry some sort of instrument to defend themselves. I'm not talking about packing heat, but there are plenty of easily-concealed devices for those long road trips when you have to stop and check brakes and tires. Some already have a plan in mind if needed.
These boys lived in a hard times logging and fishing town -- sorry Port Alberni, but it's true. They would know this. Don't mess with truckers on the Alaska Highway.
All the evidence cones were located on the front right side of the passenger side. 10-12 feet away from where the bodies were located.It’s not that hard a point blank range, even for an amateur.
I think these murders were up close and personal.
All the evidence cones were located on the front right side of the passenger side. 10-12 feet away from where the bodies were located.
Problem is you are thinking logically.A "burly trucker." I'm not sure I would even call that a stereotype. Most truckers are not "burly."
And Lucas was a pretty big guy. He was clearly not chosen because he looked like a wimp.
So this line of reasoning is just completely wrong.
If it was a trucker that they came upon, broken down at the side of the road, it might be a trucker dead right now.
Mr. Dyck was chosen either because he tried to give them a ride, or they ambushed him when he happened to stop where they were waiting. It could have been anybody.
One possible reason for no port activity is because there is none considering harvest season is in the fall.
I always thought they were dragged - at least LF perhaps was - his shirt is rolled up around his chest like he had been dragged by the feet.Yes. They could have shot them at point blank, and then dragged them away from the vehicle.
If you use the google navigation and put starting point Dease Lake and destination Laird Hot Springs you can actually travel the roads as if in a car. Its tedious because it's literally a small 2 lane road with nothing more than a few fire roads and or trails for hundreds of miles. All I kept thinking was how beautiful the entire area is. White capped mountains in the distance with plush green trees. Hopefully this helps. ✌& ❤Question for the posters. Has anyone actually been to the Alaska Highway, along that particular stretch? I have been on the Alaska Highway, but not to that location.
Great!From CHEK news in Vancouver. From what I can tell MSM hasn't posted anything related yet.
CHEK News on Twitter
EDIT to include Tweet text:
JUST IN: @rcmpmb will provide another update at 1pm PST on the ongoing search for murder suspects Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky being carried out near Gillam, Manitoba.