Recent content by chunchoboi

y'all are cracking me up today w this commentary lol

THANK YOU. My thoughts exactly.

It really seems to me as though he left voluntarily. Whether the other name on the permit was a man or a woman would make a huge difference as well. If it was a woman than I'd say even more it's pointing to him being overwhelmed w/ his life and taking off to start a new one (stranger things...

Probably because he brought a "change of clothes" and changed out of them the same time he xfered to the Yukon, probably threw the clothes he was wearing while in the backseat during the murder in with the rest of the bloody mess for incineration once they got to "the Eliminator", hence the red...

I'm pretty sure Darin dropped it there when he went to the neighbor to get help. I don't know if it was deliberate (probably) or by accident, but Darlie, as bloody as she would have been, could not have left the crime scene to drop it without anything being noticed or disturbed. Her jewellery...

And a 2nd article saying he's NOT a suspect: http://www.fm1069.ca/regional/nouvelles/c-drika-marc-perron-n-est-pas-un-suspect-dit-c-742802.html

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exactly what I was thinking!

I am starting to feel like this was not a random crime. I still find the "trip to Canadian Tire" quite fishy (IMHO).

Thanks for this post. It prompted me to go reading back some old articles from when she first went missing, and I think there's some meat to what you're saying. The police were looking hard for vehicles seen in the area during the early days of the investigation. It would fit with some type...

Does anyone have a timeline of Thelma and her Husband's whereabouts for the day she went missing? The more this case drags on the more I start to question if the Canadian Tire trip might have been set up as an alibi, and that it could be an inside job.

I'm thinking one of two scenarios: Most likely it was a random early morning mugging gone wrong or <modsnip> Being from Winnipeg, my SO believes it was the former, and that her body might be hidden in the red river.

^This. But then again, even when it appears to be "cut and dry" we still come back to check the threads. Lol :drink:

The area he was found is shady/lot of crackheads and low income housing in the general vicinity of Queen/Broadview, although there are small pockets of well kept and renovated older buildings and new condos mixed with the run down, shabby homes and seedy apartment buildings. It's a weird...

Touché.