Sorry I wasn't clear, I mean like a "bathroom accident"
I have thought the same thing.
It certainly wouldn't have taken much to set TLM off. Given what we know about her, just about anything would do it. She was/is completely unstable.
Little by little, her testimony is breaking down under scrutiny.
On the weekend, Snoofer spotted where her journal writings where it possibly revealed she knew VS before the abduction, and we are reminded again today that she told her godmother she would do it again......Do what again? Kidnap and murder someone.....perhaps a little older?
I think TLM gave up enough information to intertwine it with the truth and make her story credible. But she slipped up here and there, and it is starting to show.
She supplied an accurate map of the actual crime scene, but claims foggy memory for some details about her story. LE couldn't find the carwash?
Hogwash........LE gave up looking for it because they knew it wasn't there.
I am wondering what her angle was for the lies and bits of truth?
She got the max sentence.............but look at where she is residing.
I have been wondering why they would put such a violent person as TLM in a setting that was obviously designed for women with lighter sentences and a chance at rehabilitation. Over half of the inmates are serving sentences of less than 40 months. Only 18% of the inmates are lifers.
It sounds more like a retirement village than a prison.
About the Institution
Grand Valley Institution (GVI) is a multi level facility located in Kitchener, Ontario. GVI opened in 1997 and can accommodate up to 129 inmates.
Inmates are housed in buildings (houses) arranged in campus style (clusters), one structured living environment house and one secure unit.
The Institution provides a positive and supportive environment focused mainly on womens timely and safe reintegration.
Facility Characteristics
Institution for women offenders
Security level: multi-level
Date opened: 1997
Number of inmates: 123
Average length of sentences:
Less than 40 months: 51 per cent of inmates
40 months and over: 31 per cent of inmates
Life sentences: 18 per cent of inmates
Number of employees: 176
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