With the clock running out before Garland either had to be charged or released — and after emotional pleas from his own elderly mother Doreen and from Jennifer O’Brien, Nathan’s mother and the Likneses’ daughter, had left him unmoved — Allen pressed a map of the farm on him and begged him to just point to “where the boy is.”
The police were convinced — and the evidence of a violent struggle, including a bloody handprint that may have been Nathan’s, supported their belief — that the three were still alive when they were taken from the house.
As are police the planet over most driven by the plight of children, they were desperate to find them, particularly Nathan, before they succumbed to the injuries that clearly had been inflicted upon them.
With the map in his hands, Postmedia has learned, Garland leaned back in his chair and studied it intently for a couple of long minutes.
Then he said, in effect, “I think I’m getting tired” and asked, as though he knew very well the clock was ticking, “What time is it?”
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