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It was a dark and stormy night outside Gillam....................moo
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It was a dark and stormy night outside Gillam....................moo
You know what they say..... Truth is often stranger than fiction.Looks like there are a lot of people on here with active imaginations who want to write murder mystery novels
I have no theory as to what happened to them but 50% chance they're dead if I had to guess.
The suicide theory is no better or worse than any other IMO.
Bryer's dad said they would go out in a blaze of glory. They know they've been ID'd and are wanted for murder. They know they've murdered. I don't think they're stupid. They know their lives are over. So why not suicide?
A few of these murderous spree type teams have been determined not to be taken alive and to have suicide be the last act.
Sorry if I've missed it but what was LD doing on that road?
How did the boys get this gun?
Was it LDs gun? Was LD a hunter?
Could the boys have accidentally hit LD and dragged his body before they realized?
Again, I apologize. I cannot wrap my head around this!
Maybe it's the 'mom of teens' in me that wants to believe this was never their first intention.
If there were no active imaginations this site would be useless, thank heavens for active imaginations and theories, they solve crimes.
I hope you are right and I agree with you about no answers. Hope we are at a turning point.MOO:
Our First Nations people have been asking these questions for years and getting no answers. This might be a turning point. This time it involves citizens of other countries, the son of a police chief, a professor, a beautiful white woman. And unfortunately it has landed in a First Nations community again.
Area might be vast but it is bog. A normal person is not going to be able to walk away from a vehicle into the bush and evade LE for a week. Even if they had that idea, an hour in they would see how hopeless it is. They have no food, limited skills, they are just teenagers with limited life experience. We are giving them super powers to think that they are outwitting police like Harrison Ford. Sure, sounds great and very interesting, but I'm being a realist.With an area that vast, them evading RCMP isn’t at all surprising.
If they convinced someone to give them a ride away from there, they could have been dropped off and hiding just about anywhere.
There also remains the possibility that they have already killed themselves, and their bodies have yet to be discovered.
Them still being on the lam, isn’t proof that they are receiving active assistance.
Opinions - I think they torched that RAV4 on purpose. That got rid of that known to LE vehicle, and just look at the show that is going on hunting them in Gillam and area now, because of torching it near there...... I also think they are long gone, laying low, and watching the show for a while. ...... They will strike again somewhere else in time......moo
It was a dark and stormy night outside Gillam....................moo
I don't have a link, but maybe someone else does. I do believe it was reported that the guy that saw the smoke, it took him 45 minutes to find where it was coming from. So that would mean from the time they torched it, they had minimum 45 minutes to drive away if they had another vehicle.
Does someone know where I can find that? It was either in an article or a FB/twitter post?
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I wouldn't drive and torch a stolen car for my own mother!I have wondered too if they never left Meadow Lake and had someone else drive the Rav to Gillam and torch it. Were they actually seen at Gillam or just the Rav? JMO
The difference between the two, is that Millard and Smich killed in separate events.
They also planned their crimes.
These two have killed people on separate occasions, but it’s basically part of the same (extended) event.
Both murderers, but different psychologically.
I see the former as serial killer types, and the latter as spree killers.
One group planned to get away with it. The other doesn’t.
Just got a call back wanting to confirm I saw three males. OPP is aware and apparently they had a broken down truck. There is a documented incident report. Phew. I feel better.
This is possibly what you’re thinking of -
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/fox-lake-nightly-community-patrol-fugitives-1.5225799
“When Beardy saw thick, black smoke that evening, he couldn't have guessed the charred ride represented a significant clue in the hunt for two suspects that's sent fear rippling through the region.
He is spooked by the thought that fugitives suspected of killing three people would have been close to him.
"We sat here for, like, 45 minutes before anyone got here. They could have been sitting in the bush watching us," Beardy said Thursday.
Even if they just came out of the bush … we would have probably just helped them out, because it's just pretty much the way we all are around here."
Beardy and his family were the first people to find the burning SUV linked to McLeod and Schmegelsky. He reported it to RCMP, and then Manitoba conservation officers once they became concerned the fire would spread...”
What does it solve? What does trekking off into the bush with winter around the corner solve? No one said the RCMP were going to give up.What does hiding like cowards in somebody’s basement solve? The RCMP isn’t going to throw up their hands and forget about these two even if search efforts in Gillam are of no avail. They’ve not only allegedly taken the lives of three others but ruined their own futures.
I found an article that's kind of interesting about the differences.
This article makes me think either they're dead or they could be serial killers. The fact that they don't know their victims is also interesting.
Why Spree Killers Are Not Serial Killers