I can't imagine how he could've started such large fires so quickly without using some sort of accelerant, especially from the exterior.
Propane was mentioned early on. Does everyone have a barbecue?
I can't imagine how he could've started such large fires so quickly without using some sort of accelerant, especially from the exterior.
Why did the killer change his clothes do you think? Did he have blood on his jacket? Did he intend to stand on the road somewhere pretending to be securing the perimeter? Was he too hot? Did he know there was a surveillance camera there? In case someone had a description of what he was wearing?
We don't have any knowledge of his break up and divorce..when it happened, who left who and why, how much the divorce negatively affected his financial position, how the split affected his mental health. His ex wife and her bf appear to be is first target.
Based on his nephew's report about how he screwed him out of his home, I think we can assume that his greed for money defined him. And he didn't go through a divorce without losing money, which probably made his ex-wife his first revenge target.
But if that is even true or relevant, it doesn't explain his continued rampage of setting fires and killing people he knew and people who he didn't know at random. There is an unknown explanation to his story, and I hope that his victim's loved ones we will have answers to "why". They need to know why.
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I don't think anyone mentioned this yet, but I don't think this was ever recovered....
Service pistol stolen from off-duty RCMP officer in Halifax: police
As of tonight, April 22, 2020 there are still 4 people missing.
Interesting... even if it wasn't GW that stole the firearm, given that he was not licensed, he had acquired firearms - which had to be from irreputable sources. It is very unfortunate that the RCMP have a bad track record of stolen / misplaced weapons in Canada. A picture of the specific model that was stolen - Smith and Wesson 5946 - RCMP issue...First time posting, but always enjoy following WS discussion.
I don't think anyone mentioned this yet, but I don't think this was ever recovered....
Service pistol stolen from off-duty RCMP officer in Halifax: police
Property records say he owns two properties in Portapique, Colchester County, 200 Portapique Beach Road and 136 Orchard Beach Drive. He owns both properties with Paul Wortman and Evelyn Wortman of Moncton; both also formerly had an interest in the denture clinic property as well.
At this time, we don't know that his ex-girlfriend and her boyfriend were murdered. That is a rumour. He shot many neighbours, so I think it's fair to say that he was holding grudges against a lot of people. There's no other way to explain all the murdered people that knew him.
He's shameless in terms of pulling the rug out from under people who trusted him.
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I don't think anyone mentioned this yet, but I don't think this was ever recovered....
Service pistol stolen from off-duty RCMP officer in Halifax: police