Deceased/Not Found Canada - Alvin, 66, & Kathy Liknes, 53, Nathan O'Brien, 5, Calgary, 30 Jun 2014 - #21

[Cherchri]

I'm beginning to think that he did a lot of reconnaissance before he made his final move. Give me the creeps in a very big way.

No doubt about it! IMO

 

[garbagetweet]

Constable Clark should have some interesting information/evidence to share regarding Garland's internet activity and digital media.

 

[Leeesh]

Constable Clark should have some interesting information/evidence to share regarding Garland's internet activity and digital media.

I'm almost scared to find out...even though we already have a good idea of what it is....

 

[Kamille]

Meghan GrantVerified account ‏@CBCMeg now48 seconds ago
Clark says he looked for evidence that could tell him who was in Liknes home based on electronic/digital evidence (like router) #Garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 6s6 seconds ago
Clark was looking to see if router info would tell him who had been in home based on electronic/digital findings. #Garland #yyc

Ina SidhuVerified account ‏@CTVInaSidhu 21s21 seconds ago
Clark says he was to find out "who was in the residence at the time of the offence" - through internet logs @CTVInaSidhu #garland

Valerie Fortney ‏@ValFortney now58 seconds ago
Clark went into Liknes home office, two desks, two chairs. Two desktop computers, and a laptop and printer and Internet router #Garland

Kevin MartinVerified account ‏@KMartinCourts now57 seconds ago
Clark examined computer equipment in office inside the Liknes home. #garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 37s37 seconds ago
Says he found 2 desktops, a laptop, a printer and internet router in the Likneses office along with ethernet and router cords. #Garland #yyc

 

[kdgdid]

He had to be at the residence after the falling out with Alvin. The lock was manufactured from 2008

No doubt about it! IMO

 

[garbagetweet]

I'm beginning to think that he did a lot of reconnaissance before he made his final move. Give me the creeps in a very big way.

We've been told that Garland was smart and very thorough with work that he did. As such, it doesn't surprise me that everything was planned out very well and researched. I'm sure that he had every little detail worked out. It seems as though his biggest mistake was probably using the green truck which was easily identified.

 

[Kamille]

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[Kamille]

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[olivebpa1]

Interesting that there is electronic evidence from the Liknes home.

 

[Kamille]

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 2m2 minutes ago
Clark says he believes one side of desk to be Alvin's and the other to be Kathryn's. #Garland #yyc

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 2m2 minutes ago
Says he figured out which computer belonged to Kathryn because her gmail login popped up when he jiggled the mouse. #Garland #yyc

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 9s9 seconds ago
Clark says after forensics were conducted on router/computers he was able to confirm "Liknes" wifi- Alvin's phone connected #Garland #yyc

Valerie Fortney ‏@ValFortney 7s7 seconds ago
Liknes home had both ethernet and wireless Internet access for computers & devices; wi-fi discovered later, was powered off #Garland

 

[Cherchri]

He had to be at the residence after the falling out with Alvin. The lock was manufactured from 2008

I mentioned a couple of days ago I was sure he did a few recce's (still don't know how to spell that). When we are told of his obsessive research those trips and regular surveillance of the residence seem to be a given IMO. Super creepy but very likely. This damaged ego would not want to fail when exacting revenge. (But did! He's not as intelligent or superior as he believes himself to be now is he!) I bet he is sitting there just seething. Imagine his internal rage now - just terrifies me.

 

[Kamille]

Kevin MartinVerified account ‏@KMartinCourts 34s34 seconds ago
The internet router in the Liknes home was powered off, says Const. Clark. All other electronics were on. #garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie now28 seconds ago
VOIP: Voice over internet IP (telephone service over internet) also found at Liknes residence. Requires internet said Clark. #Garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 11s12 seconds ago
Clark says VOPI wouldn't work w/o the internet. #Garland #yyc

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[Kamille]

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[olivebpa1]

Kevin MartinVerified account ‏@KMartinCourts 34s34 seconds ago
The internet router in the Liknes home was powered off, says Const. Clark. All other electronics were on. #garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie now28 seconds ago
VOIP: Voice over internet IP (telephone service over internet) also found at Liknes residence. Requires internet said Clark. #Garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 11s12 seconds ago
Clark says VOPI wouldn't work w/o the internet. #Garland #yyc

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Omg he even knew to turn off the wifi because they had internet phone??? This was very very planned. So creepy.

 

[Kamille]

Valerie Fortney ‏@ValFortney 27s28 seconds ago
"I considered that unusual," says Clark of finding Internet router turned off when he arrived at Liknes home. #Garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 34s34 seconds ago
Clark says he could tell right away that the router was off. No lights on router were on, he said. #Garland #yyc

Kevin MartinVerified account ‏@KMartinCourts 10s11 seconds ago
"The internet router was ... powered off and I considered that unusual," says Const. Clark. #garland

After just having an estate sale, where they were actually selling things right out of the home and 200 people had gone through the place that day, why would this seem so unusual? :waitasec:

ETA: I get the idea that it disabled the phone but was that the first thought of LE as to why it was off?

 

[Kamille]

Interesting that there is electronic evidence from the Liknes home.

Not sure that there is. I think they were trying to see if anyone's device had connected automatically to the wi fi. As would be the case for anyone who is familiar to the family, had connected to their wi fi in the past, and had entered the home that evening.

It appears that what they found was that the intruder likely turned off the wi fi to disable the phone.

MOO

 

[olivebpa1]

Valerie Fortney ‏@ValFortney 27s28 seconds ago
"I considered that unusual," says Clark of finding Internet router turned off when he arrived at Liknes home. #Garland

Lucie Edwardson ‏@MetroLucie 34s34 seconds ago
Clark says he could tell right away that the router was off. No lights on router were on, he said. #Garland #yyc

Kevin MartinVerified account ‏@KMartinCourts 10s11 seconds ago
"The internet router was ... powered off and I considered that unusual," says Const. Clark. #garland

After just having an estate sale, where they were actually selling things right out of the home and 200 people had gone through the place that day, why would this seem so unusual? :waitasec:


ETA: I get the idea that it disabled the phone but was that the first thought of LE as to why it was off?

If you have internet phone wouldn't you leave your Wi-Fi on all of the time though? If they woke up in the middle of the night with an emergency they would have to run down turn the Wi-Fi on before they could make a 911 call.

 

[garbagetweet]

Omg he even knew to turn off the wifi because they had internet phone??? This was very very planned. So creepy.

I'm not a tech guru but the digital forensic guys could and should be able to easily look at network/internet log files to potentially determine when the router was unplugged. It is my understanding that even when users are not actively using a wireless network there is data/activity going through the network.

 

[olivebpa1]

I'm not a tech guru but the digital forensic guys could and should be able to easily look at network/internet log files to potentially determine when the router was unplugged. It is my understanding that even when users are not actively using a wireless network there is data/activity going through the network.

True. My internet provider is able to see when we power down our router.

 

[Kamille]

He had to be at the residence after the falling out with Alvin. The lock was manufactured from 2008

Good observation. I believe that "falling out" was in 2007 wasn't it?