Hi all, just a reminder for those that may not know or have forgotten, SS is off limits.
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Sorry that was me, I haven't been around for a while so I didnt know he was off limit! Thanks
Sorry that was me, I haven't been around for a while so I didnt know he was off limit! Thanks
Bob Brown, a retired fraud officer with Waterloo Regional Police, said the material pulled from the barn is likely going to a lab in Toronto to be analyzed.
They may have found evidence, or there is evidence they may not have yet found, said Brown, a police officer for 31 years. They took them for a reason.
Brown said officers using lights in the barn are likely looking for DNA samples.
At the Millard farm on Wednesday, police erected a blue tent at the rear of the barn. Brown suggested the tent was put up to protect something officers found.
It was there for a specific reason, he said.
I just found this site this morning and looking through the gallery pictures made me cry. Why do terrible things have to happen to wonderful people. It's horrific enough to lose a loved one to disease, old age or accidentally. Tim's loss was none of these. His life was taken in such a cold, calculated, unnecessary and evil manner. Now his loved ones must go on and try to rebuild their lives, everyday having to live with the nightmarish thoughts of how Tim's life played out in the end. I pray he did not suffer, that the monsters who took his life had enough compassion to at least allow that much. This cruel and unnecessary crime just goes to show just how precious life really is. Sad but true, evil lurks everywhere and as much as we would like to have trust in our fellow man, this case is a great example of why we cannot and should not trust others and be very cautious of those around us.
Tim was a hard working, great man with a loving family. His future looked bright and promising and he was so full of fun and love. A new daddy with a loving wife, family and friends who adored him. He had so much to look forward to but as Sharlene said, "On May 6th our lives changed forever. The devil led the vilest form of evil down my driveway, and it smiled at me before taking Tim away."
Dellen as it appears had everything going for him; money, looks, love, a legacy created by his grandfather and father and something he should have been proud of; an honour, a gift. He had a bright and promising future and career if he so desired and had put his heart and soul into it. But instead he decide he wanted more. We don't know for certain, at this time what the more was, but I can assure you it wasn't out of need; it was out of greed. And for his greed he will pay dearly and rightfully so, hopefully spending the rest of his life confined to a tiny prison cell if found guilty. That is the small price he will have to pay for his greed and taking the life of a too trusting, kind and wonderful person.
Mark we do not know much about him other then it seems like he came from a loving home. And for whatever reason he decided life was worth going against the grain, committing crimes and dancing to the beat of a different drum. He obviously learnt crime doesn't pay from his past criminal choices. It is probably realized a little too late because his involvement if guilty in Tim's murder will also find him sitting in prison for IMHO hopefully the rest of his life. This is all JMHO as I pray and wait for justice to be served in a court of law.
RIP Tim. Nothing will bring you back except for cherished memories. May your loved ones find some comfort in knowing our judicial system will see to it justice is served against the greedy monsters who took you away from them. ALL JMHO.
http://inmemoryoftimbosma.ca/gallery/
This reporter claims around 1:20 LE believe TB was murdered in a car jacking and when his truck was found ALL of the seats had been removed in an apparent attempt to conceal evidence.
Then at around 3:25 a retired TO police detective said pathologists will go over his body with a fine tooth comb".
This video along with others seem to indicate TB was murdered inside his truck, the seats were removed and although his body was burned beyond recognition, pathologists were still able to work with it to hopefully determine cause of death and any other information they could glean from his remains. JMO.
Article titled: More questions than answers on Tim Bosma case. To view this video, you may have to click on the main video and once it is selected, a selection of other videos show up underneath, that is where you will then find the one I am referring to. HTH.
http://www./946261/dellen-millard-police-search-farm-for-third-day/#yt-KFtHm8AExgA
I notice the article says "buried" ... first time I've heard thatAuthorities found Bosmas charred remains buried on Millards farm.
perhaps off topic but I found this article in todays paper an interesting read,
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/canada/archives/2013/10/20131020-082913.html
For years, businesses have been paying pizzo (slang for protection payments or street tax) to the Mob, the police source said.
If pizzo payments continue and cash from the construction industry has dried up what is the source of the money?
There are many things a lot of people havent considered, the source said. What other industries are paying the pizzo? No one is asking that. No one asks about the other industries.
Think like him, the police source challenged.
Salvatore Calautti
A Mob enforcer prolific in inflicting pain and committing murder, he was shot to death as he sat in his car in Vaughan in July 2013. Many in the Mob world described him as being a hot head.
The purported exposé, penned by La Presse journalists André Noël and André Cédilot, says more than 600 businesses pay Mafia protection money in Montreal alone, handing organized crime leaders an unprecedented degree of control of Quebec's economy.
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All kinds of businesses are targeted, from hotels and restaurants to grocery stores and auto dealers. Construction businesses make up the bulk, notes the veteran journalist.
Mr. Fernandez and an associate from Mississauga, Ont., Fernando Pimentel, 36, were lured to a countryside meeting outside Palermo and shot dead in an ambush on April 9. Their bodies were burned and left in the brush beside a dirt road.
I notice the article says "buried" ... first time I've heard that
I wonder why they used a farm picture that is not DM's farm ??? .... and the reporter in the video is one of those computer generated animated voices ..... Maybe the inquisitor is an "enquirer" type news outlet .... anyone know ?? thanks
http://www./946261/dellen-millard-police-search-farm-for-third-day/#yt-KFtHm8AExgA
I notice the article says "buried" ... first time I've heard that
I wonder why they used a farm picture that is not DM's farm ??? .... and the reporter in the video is one of those computer generated animated voices ..... Maybe the inquisitor is an "enquirer" type news outlet .... anyone know ?? thanks
http://www./946261/dellen-millard-police-search-farm-for-third-day/#yt-KFtHm8AExgA
Hi Arnie! Is it nearer to the end of the video you heard "buried"? I listened twice and I heard "burned beyond recognition". Hmmm, but you never know, maybe he was buried after burning. Issues with the incinerator or barrel burning, however he was burned? They couldn't get rid of all of him therefore decided to bury him? It's definitely possible. Maybe that is why they decided to start digging in other areas, figuring if TB was buried other victims may have been also. MOO.
The joint police investigation into three linked cases, including the killing of Tim Bosma, has triggered the involvement of Ontario’s serial predator crime investigations co-ordinator.
Veteran officer Sergeant Vicki MacDonald was brought onto the team in the summer, said Ontario Provincial Police Detective Inspector Dave Hillman.
Toronto lawyer Tim Danson, who represented the families of two of Mr. Bernardo’s victims, said the “only reasonable inference” to draw from Sgt. MacDonald’s involvement is that police suspect a serial predator was involved. “If they’re bringing in this individual, who has this specific role, then how can it be anything else?” he said.