Recent content by hydranc

Armchair sleuthing is brutal.

I guess I just misheard, he had a bit of an accent I think. I am from Alaska as well and hope to come home soon....clean air!

In one of the recent interviews, didn't the officer indicate there was a connection between SK and the suspect, or perhaps I misheard? The one with the raw footage.

I really can't explain it any better that I already have. What exactly is your point...that I'm wrong, I'm not.

Didn't someone say the sealed charges where 3 pages long? That seen to demonstrate they have a good amount of evidence against him.

Canada may deny entry but usually depending upon how recent the DUI is the person can be paroled into Canada for a fee.

Ok, the documents are required by US Customs and Border Protection are the passport, enhanced license, etc... BUT, if a person seeks admission to the US and does not have these documents and can prove their citizenship they will be allowed entry into the United States. What documents did you...

This has been a very sad story and I feel like some of you that it will not end well. What has it been six weeks now? The whole story has been strange and I think the conclusion will be also.

Ok....if you say so....and I really didn't want it to get to this. I would suggest the next time you cross ask the officer if you can refuse a US Citizen entry into their own country.

I was formally US Customs and now it Customs and Border protection. I think you are missing an important point....how do you refuse a US citizen entry into the US if they can prove citizenship and also if you were not compliant there was the possibility of penalties but I'm not sure that really...

The word nexus (link or tie) use to just refer to your proximity to the border for legal purposes and to make arrest at the border. The card is the result of an agreement between the US and Canada and it means you have been cleared and can process through the border quicker. It does not mean...

But I work for them.

sorry this went so off topic The problem with the WHTI program is how do you refuse a US Citizen entry into their country if they don't have a passport but other forms of ID. You can't! But that was not really the point of any of this. I was just was reemphasizing a point made by "GutFeeling"...

They can also pass through with a birth certificate and drivers license.

I think you are correct and she is still in Alaska. It takes 7 to 7 1/2 hrs to drive from Anchorage to the border. It takes about 4 days to cross back into the US after passing through Canada. The time from when she was reported missing would and to to make that transit would fall into the time...