Dotta
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Yes!Thanks!There are other threads for the victims. It might have been Rebeccas' thread?
I even found my post from June 2022.
Yes!Thanks!There are other threads for the victims. It might have been Rebeccas' thread?
There are other threads for the victims. It might have been Rebeccas' thread?
yes, it might have been a victim's threadIs there another thread connected to him?
Because I distinctly remember reading about him.
I even posted there!
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Buffalo Woman? Only if something is available known to hold her DNA. Her body has not been recovered.Could @othram help out with identifying this woman?
Hoping he can remember and reveal further details about Buffalo Woman..To Indigenous community members, police and the court system, she has become known as Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe, or Buffalo Woman, a name that was gifted to her by a group of Indigenous grandmothers.
“Our community has adopted her. We wanted her to have a name and we wanted her to belong to a community,” said Thelma Morrisseau, who was part of the naming ceremony.
“She needs to be honoured and respected.”
Police released a few updates on their endeavours to identify Buffalo Woman. However, details of their exhaustive efforts were revealed this month during Skibicki’s trial, which is set to continue in June.
“(Skibicki) forcibly confined Buffalo Woman because he thought she was taking some of his things,” prosecutor Renee Lagimodiere said on the first day of the trial.
“(He) choked her, filled his bathtub with water. He then drowned her.”
Just want to be clear: LE do not have any of Buffalo Womans remains? They have Buffalo Womans DNA from the scene and also from the Baby Phat jacket?Hoping he can remember and reveal further details about Buffalo Woman..
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CANADA - Canada- Winnipeg, Man, Landfill, Female, Indigenous, Mid-20s, Reversible Blk/Wht 'baby phat'' cat logo, jacket,15/3/22 *Poss. victim of SKIBICKI*
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/threads/jeremy-skibicki-charged-with-four-murders-of-indigenous-women.648380/#post-17943443 https://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/winnipeg-man-facing-murder-charge-now-accused-of-killing-3-more-women-over-several-months-1.6177003 'One woman, who has not yet been...www.websleuths.com
Skibicki has a DV history. JMO but the number of victims indicates that these were not "spontaneous" crimes. He also admitted to using methamphetamine which does cause psychosis but that is not the same thing as being NCR AFAIK & IMHO.June 2 '24
''Bradford said it would be very difficult for someone to be found not criminally responsible, or NCR, in those types of killings. In all three of those cases, he found the accused weren't eligible, in part because of how much planning and organization went into their crimes.
"They have to find a victim. They have to persuade them and abduct them and, you know, they have to go to various means to do that. And then usually afterwards there's some disposition of the body in a way to avoid being arrested or being found guilty," Bradford said from Nova Scotia.
"All of that goes against … I'm generalizing, [but] when people are psychotic, they tend to be disorganized in what they do."
From the video at this link (at around 2:45) the crown prosecutor said the murders were planned and deliberate. They referred to his google search for 'what is the definition of a serial killer?'. They said [paraphrasing] " the definition of a serial killer, Mr. Skibicki, is you."Lawyers for Jeremy Skibicki argue he should be found not criminally responsible and say he was suffering from schizophrenia at the time of the slayings in 2022.
But Crown prosecutors say he had the mental capacity and awareness to commit and cover up the killings.
They have characterized the killings as racially motivated and say the 37-year-old targeted the Indigenous women at homeless shelters.
The case sparked calls for governments and organizations to address the ongoing issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
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'Justice was served today': Winnipeg serial killer Jeremy Skibicki convicted on four counts of first-degree murder
A Manitoba judge has found confessed serial killer Jeremy Skibicki guilty of four counts of first-degree murder, determining he was not suffering from a mental disorder when he ‘mercilessly’ killed four Indigenous women.winnipeg.ctvnews.ca