Unusual site, Idaho man talks of encounters with H.???
http://vanrijngo.bravejournal.com/entry/27379
http://vanrijngo.bravejournal.com/entry/27379
Unusual site, Idaho man talks of encounters with H.???
http://vanrijngo.bravejournal.com/entry/27379
Little tidbit..(but interesting one imo)
https://sites.google.com/site/chilr...t-Angels/9-year-old-sharin-morningstar-keenan
" ...In 1997 a bag containing women's clothing was found in the attic of Howe's former boarding house, but that proved useless,..."
Cool coincidence, new long article today!
http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/cri...-fugitive-the-child-killer-dennis-melvyn-howe
"On Tuesday, Sept. 26, the most wanted man in Canadian history, Dennis Melvyn Howe if hes still alive will turn 72.
The little girl he is accused of murdering, Sharin Morningstar Keenan, will never be more than 9. She would have turned 39 this past July 3.
The Grade 4 pupil at Jesse Ketchum Public School was last seen alive playing in Jean Sibelius Park on Sunday, Jan. 23, 1983 at about 3 or 3:30 p.m. after having spent the day with her mother.
She was told to be home by 4. She was wearing a watch.
Nine days later, on Feb. 1, her body was found stuffed in the refrigerator of a nearby rooming house rented by Howe at 482 Brunswick Ave. in Toronto. The family lived several blocks away at 493 Dupont St.
Retired homicide detective Wayne Oldham, in a secret he kept until 2010, revealed that a dollar bill was found in the girls clothing, leading to speculation that the convicted felon from Saskatchewan used money to lure her to his rooming house
"
Large sketch of H. in today's paper.Wondering if female clothing found in the attic at H rooming house would fit H? From the doc. where pic. of his mother is shown, H could look like her if he wanted to- and no one would ask questions, or look at him for too long either imo...
http://www.thestar.com/image/1260618--dennis-melvyn-howe-sketch
Chorley, could be wrong- but it looks like the name is Helen Leskiew( from Austria)
Large sketch of H. in today's paper.Wondering if female clothing found in the attic at H rooming house would fit H? From the doc. where pic. of his mother is shown, H could look like her if he wanted to- and no one would ask questions, or look at him for too long either imo...
http://www.thestar.com/image/1260618--dennis-melvyn-howe-sketch
http://newspaperarchive.com/lethbridge-herald/2003-01-26/page-9/
"Burns teeth were so badly abscessed that his jaw was swollen He often purchased over- counter remedies to massage his teeth Z along with customers of his firm helped police develop a composite picture of the wanted man While questioning occupants of the rooming house Oldham came across a roomer O H who lived one floor above Burns and often drank beer with him O told the detective he would recognize Bums if he saw a picture of him Me also informed Oldham Burns had told him he originally came from Regina Oldham figured no one in their early 40s begins their criminal career by killing a child This guy must have a criminal record He decided to take Olie with him on a tour of police stat ions in western Canada to look at photos of criminals Oldham smiles at the memory of trip At the time fellow officers thought this shol trip was unorthodox but Oldham persisted Off he and Olie flew to Regina Calgary and with side trips to and Weyburn Olie studied hundreds of faces on microfiche He drew a blank and the two men came home empty-handed Unknown In all the wanted man's likeness had been In he Sharin Morningstar Keenan files but had been purged when he was incarcerated in the Saskatchewan Penitentiary at Prince Albert to serve a sentence The composite picture of the fugitive was featured in all the Toronto The Toronto Sun devoted a full front page to the composite A street person peered into a Toronto Sun box and immediately contacted police He knew the wanted man but his name wasn't Mike Burns It was Wayne King He had lived with King for some time at Seaton House Men's Hostel Oldham called at Seaton House and found out that everyone who stayed there had to fill out a registration form Wayne King had filled out one such form He had put down his mother's name as Vivian King and her maiden name as Leskiew His father was listed as Clifford King His birthdate was given as Sept 26 1940 Oldham believed the man who had been employed and had lived as Mike Burns had changed his name once What would stop him from doing it again? Oldham felt Leskiew could actually be the authentic maiden name of the wanted man's mother He contacted Regina police and asked them to check with the Saskatchewan Department of Statistics for any male born on Sept whose mother's maiden name had been Leskiew"