Very interesting. And then there’s thisrbbm
''Moskaluk acknowledged Hu’s departure from Canada may complicate the police investigation but maintained that it “doesn’t really change anything.”![]()
Man wanted for murder in Toronto-area real estate agent’s death fled to Hong Kong, police say
Yuk-Ying Anita Mui, 56, was reported missing by her family on Aug. 9 and her burned remains were found three days later in Parry Sound.nationalpost.com
“Our investigation still continues here,” she said.
“We also continue and will not stop to investigate any leads that come to our investigators, so that could be by way of more individuals of interest, and there may be other suspects or people involved in her disappearance,” she said.''
Oh boy we really try to be PC here and not get edited.... I'm having trouble with this one, but I agree fully. If we could talk like the old comic book with the two big beaked birds with hats, it would be simpler.I am completely Canadian but I don’t know what the L’s have to do with this murder. Unless you mean the extradition situation.
So if this journo's description of LE notes is correct, then she met Mr Hu at Vandorf address. So how did her car get dumped in that medical building plaza? Is this where the teens got involved...ie "come pick up this car and drive it to"....rbbm
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Man wanted for murder in Toronto-area real estate agent’s death fled to Hong Kong, police say
Yuk-Ying Anita Mui, 56, was reported missing by her family on Aug. 9 and her burned remains were found three days later in Parry Sound.nationalpost.com
Is it possible he was doing contractor work at the property? Maybe Anita was thinking of hiring him on behalf of the client since the house had been empty for a while. Just spitballin.Did Mr Hu use buying that property as a ruse to lure Anita to the Stoufville address?
Thank you!!! Sam has spoken about it! (See link a few pigs back)RFA (Radio Free Asia) a well established Chinese language media based in America and linked to Falong Gong, a group persecuted by China - has just reported on this case, with comments from Canadian journalist Sam Cooper. I am not sure if I am allowed to link to it here, but it can be searched on Google, with "RFA Anita Mui Yuk Ying". Google translates it into English pretty accurately too.
RFA likes to look at everything from a political angle that's for sure, but it also raises issues of money laundering and possibly other criminal activities.
Thank you!!! Sam has spoken about it! (See link a few pgs back)RFA (Radio Free Asia) a well established Chinese language media based in America and linked to Falong Gong, a group persecuted by China - has just reported on this case, with comments from Canadian journalist Sam Cooper. I am not sure if I am allowed to link to it here, but it can be searched on Google, with "RFA Anita Mui Yuk Ying". Google translates it into English pretty accurately too.
RFA likes to look at everything from a political angle that's for sure, but it also raises issues of money laundering and possibly other criminal activities.
Anything is possible here. Did Anita know Hu well enough to hire him? She would not want to upset her client.Is it possible he was doing contractor work at the property? Maybe Anita was thinking of hiring him on behalf of the client since the house had been empty for a while. Just
And, WHY would Mr Hu have been a suspect?If Mr Hu was a suspect, why did LE not have surveillance on him?
And what made him do a runner? The discovery of the body???
The million dollar question….And, WHY would Mr Hu have been a suspect?