My dear sweet Amber you have not been forgotten and imo the cell phone recording that you made carries all the worth of heroism with it. You will be justified and it is my belief that the savage beasts that inflicted you with their treachery and deceit will be dealt with. With a step forward and a turning of the tide you may even put a noose around their necks and wouldn't that be putting the shoe on the other foot. Prayers to you sweet girl.
CANADA Canada - Amber Tuccaro, 20, Nisku, AB, 18 Aug 2010
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The legal team for the family of 20-year-old Alberta murder victim Amber Tuccaro, whose killer(s) remains on the loose nearly nine years after she went missing and nearly seven years after her body was found, said in an email sent to Global News on Monday that the RCMP will issue a public apology on Thursday in connection with how the law enforcement agency handled her case.
The email included a link to 10 pages — with redactions — from a 120-page report from the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP, which concluded “that the investigation into Ms. Tuccaro’s disappearance was deficient in that various members were either not properly trained or did not adhere to their training and that various members did not comply with policies, procedures and guidelines.”
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The report from the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP found that a constable who at one point removed Tuccaro’s missing person entry “did not take reasonable steps to be satisfied that Ms. Tuccaro was safe” prior to doing so. It also concluded that it was “unreasonable” for a constable to “delay reinstating Ms. Tuccaro’s status as missing” until Sept. 23, 2010.
The report also found that “the information released to the media to the effect that the RCMP had no reason to believe that Ms. Tuccaro was in any danger and that her general wherabouts were known, was inaccurate and had the effect of minimizing the significance of Ms. Tuccaro’s missing person case at that time.”
The review also agreed with Paul Tuccaro that it was “unreasonable” for RCMP to fail to seize Tuccaro’s suitcase from the motel in a “timely manner” and added that police failed to follow “policy or investigative practices for securing seized property.” It also found that the “mishandling of Ms. Tuccaro’s suitcase and its contents resulted in members of the Leduc detachment accidentally destroying these items.”
While the report offered criticism of the handling of the Tuccaro case, it also said that “it must be noted that much work has been done by the RCMP since Ms. Tuccaro’s disappearance with respect to missing person investigations.” It also found no evidence to suggest police chose to withhold information about a man, whose role in the investigation is unclear in the 10 pages of the report that were made public, from Tuccaro’s family. It also concluded there is nothing to support the allegation of unconscious or conscious “racial bias of any members” during the course of the investigation.
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In Monday’s email, the Tuccaro family’s legal team said that on Thursday the family will once again make an appeal to the public for tips to help solve her murder and bring her killer(s) to justice.
Family of Amber Tuccaro says RCMP set to apologize after report finds probe into her disappearance ‘deficient’
The email included a link to 10 pages — with redactions — from a 120-page report from the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP, which concluded “that the investigation into Ms. Tuccaro’s disappearance was deficient in that various members were either not properly trained or did not adhere to their training and that various members did not comply with policies, procedures and guidelines.”
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The report from the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP found that a constable who at one point removed Tuccaro’s missing person entry “did not take reasonable steps to be satisfied that Ms. Tuccaro was safe” prior to doing so. It also concluded that it was “unreasonable” for a constable to “delay reinstating Ms. Tuccaro’s status as missing” until Sept. 23, 2010.
The report also found that “the information released to the media to the effect that the RCMP had no reason to believe that Ms. Tuccaro was in any danger and that her general wherabouts were known, was inaccurate and had the effect of minimizing the significance of Ms. Tuccaro’s missing person case at that time.”
The review also agreed with Paul Tuccaro that it was “unreasonable” for RCMP to fail to seize Tuccaro’s suitcase from the motel in a “timely manner” and added that police failed to follow “policy or investigative practices for securing seized property.” It also found that the “mishandling of Ms. Tuccaro’s suitcase and its contents resulted in members of the Leduc detachment accidentally destroying these items.”
While the report offered criticism of the handling of the Tuccaro case, it also said that “it must be noted that much work has been done by the RCMP since Ms. Tuccaro’s disappearance with respect to missing person investigations.” It also found no evidence to suggest police chose to withhold information about a man, whose role in the investigation is unclear in the 10 pages of the report that were made public, from Tuccaro’s family. It also concluded there is nothing to support the allegation of unconscious or conscious “racial bias of any members” during the course of the investigation.
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In Monday’s email, the Tuccaro family’s legal team said that on Thursday the family will once again make an appeal to the public for tips to help solve her murder and bring her killer(s) to justice.
Family of Amber Tuccaro says RCMP set to apologize after report finds probe into her disappearance ‘deficient’
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July 25 2019
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/rcmp-apology-amber-tuccaro-murder-1.5225042
"I fully acknowledge that in the early days of our investigation into Amber's disappearance that it required a better sense of urgency and care," Deputy Commissioner Curtis Zablocki told Tuccaro's family Thursday at RCMP headquarters in Edmonton.
"Our Leduc detachment's missing person investigation was not our best work and was not in line with our established practices, procedures and guidelines.
"At the beginning of this investigation the RCMP was not the police service we strive to be.
"On behalf of the RCMP, I am truly sorry."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/rcmp-apology-amber-tuccaro-murder-1.5225042
"I fully acknowledge that in the early days of our investigation into Amber's disappearance that it required a better sense of urgency and care," Deputy Commissioner Curtis Zablocki told Tuccaro's family Thursday at RCMP headquarters in Edmonton.
"Our Leduc detachment's missing person investigation was not our best work and was not in line with our established practices, procedures and guidelines.
"At the beginning of this investigation the RCMP was not the police service we strive to be.
"On behalf of the RCMP, I am truly sorry."
But how sorry for how many more? It's been nearly 7 years since Amber was found. What would be a good reason that the cell phone recording isn't still played through media at least twice a day? At least on the chance that her killer is still running the roads.
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Solving the murder of Amber Tuccaro could hinge on identifying a man whose voice was captured in the background of this recording of her last phone conversation.
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Sept 5 2019
Amber Tuccaro’s family wants to exhume remains for DNA testing | The Star
"EDMONTON—Seven years after RCMP said they recovered the skull of Amber Tuccaro, her family has filed paperwork to exhume the remains due to doubts that they actually belong to her.
Amber, a member of Mikisew Cree First Nation from Fort Chipewyan, disappeared from the Edmonton area on Aug. 18, 2010 after travelling from Fort McMurray with her son and an acquaintance for a short vacation".
Last week, the family applied for a permit to exhume the remains in order to get a DNA test".
"Her brother Paul Tuccaro told Star Edmonton the family has had doubts since Day 1 as to whether the remains are actually Amber’s.
He said while he has seen autopsies take days, weeks and even months, his family was told the remains belonged to Amber the same day they were found, which made them suspicious. Furthermore, Tuccaro said they noticed discrepancies between Amber’s dental records and the skull’s dental fillings."
Amber Tuccaro’s family wants to exhume remains for DNA testing | The Star
"EDMONTON—Seven years after RCMP said they recovered the skull of Amber Tuccaro, her family has filed paperwork to exhume the remains due to doubts that they actually belong to her.
Amber, a member of Mikisew Cree First Nation from Fort Chipewyan, disappeared from the Edmonton area on Aug. 18, 2010 after travelling from Fort McMurray with her son and an acquaintance for a short vacation".
Last week, the family applied for a permit to exhume the remains in order to get a DNA test".
"Her brother Paul Tuccaro told Star Edmonton the family has had doubts since Day 1 as to whether the remains are actually Amber’s.
He said while he has seen autopsies take days, weeks and even months, his family was told the remains belonged to Amber the same day they were found, which made them suspicious. Furthermore, Tuccaro said they noticed discrepancies between Amber’s dental records and the skull’s dental fillings."
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Lengthy article.
Aug 30 2019 by Heather Monroe
Stolen Sister: The Murder of Amber Tuccaro
"Amber Alyssa Tuccaro was born January 3, 1990, in Alberta, Canada. As the only daughter of Vivian “Tootsie” Tuccaro, Amber was the apple of her mother’s eye. Amber was the proud mom of a son, 14-month-old Jacob. She was a responsible mom who didn’t leave her baby with sitters for long periods. Amber was a proud member of the Mikisew Cree First Nation community.
August 18, 2010, Amber, Jacob, and a female companion flew from Ft. McMurray to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. After arriving at Edmonton International Airport, the party checked in to the Nisku Palace Motel in the nearby town of Nisku. As the next day turned to evening, Amber left the hotel room to find a ride into Edmonton alone. Amber’s friend reported seeing her enter a vehicle, sometime between 7 and 8 PM. Police did not release a description of the car, for whatever reason, and Amber never arrived at Edmonton and was never seen again."
"Amber Tuccaro spent her last moments collecting as much information as she could. At that moment, Amber had the presence of mind to repeat what her abductor said while she was on a recorded line. She knew this would be critical evidence, no matter the outcome for her. She wanted to be heard."
"How You can help
Listen to This Audio Clip
No More Stolen Sisters Website
If you have information regarding the death of Amber Tuccaro, or recognize the voice in this recording, please contact Crime Stoppers 1–800–222-TIPS."
Aug 30 2019 by Heather Monroe
Stolen Sister: The Murder of Amber Tuccaro
"Amber Alyssa Tuccaro was born January 3, 1990, in Alberta, Canada. As the only daughter of Vivian “Tootsie” Tuccaro, Amber was the apple of her mother’s eye. Amber was the proud mom of a son, 14-month-old Jacob. She was a responsible mom who didn’t leave her baby with sitters for long periods. Amber was a proud member of the Mikisew Cree First Nation community.
August 18, 2010, Amber, Jacob, and a female companion flew from Ft. McMurray to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. After arriving at Edmonton International Airport, the party checked in to the Nisku Palace Motel in the nearby town of Nisku. As the next day turned to evening, Amber left the hotel room to find a ride into Edmonton alone. Amber’s friend reported seeing her enter a vehicle, sometime between 7 and 8 PM. Police did not release a description of the car, for whatever reason, and Amber never arrived at Edmonton and was never seen again."
"Amber Tuccaro spent her last moments collecting as much information as she could. At that moment, Amber had the presence of mind to repeat what her abductor said while she was on a recorded line. She knew this would be critical evidence, no matter the outcome for her. She wanted to be heard."
"How You can help
Listen to This Audio Clip
No More Stolen Sisters Website
If you have information regarding the death of Amber Tuccaro, or recognize the voice in this recording, please contact Crime Stoppers 1–800–222-TIPS."
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmo...st-tip-in-amber-tuccaro-murder-rcmp-1.5439424
Jan 24, 2020
''Investigators are probing a new tip into the disappearance and murder of Amber Tuccaro.
The 20-year-old mother went missing in 2010 from the Leduc area. Her remains were discovered two years later in the same area.
In a media advisory Friday, RCMP Alberta advised that they received a tip on Jan. 20, 2020, from a U.S. man alleging his father may have been involved in Tuccaro's death.
"The RCMP continue to seek information on the Amber Tuccaro case but caution that erroneous information can have negative effects to the investigation and to the well-being of the family,"
Police are reviewing the information, but say the Tuccaro case remains under investigation. ''
RCMP investigates man's claim his father is linked to Amber Tuccaro murder
Jan 24 2020
''EDMONTON -- The RCMP are investigating a man's claims that his father was involved in the murder of Amber Tuccaro and several other missing persons and homicides in Alberta.
In the statement, police said they had investigated the allegations, and determined that many of the cases provided by the man have already been solved.
Jan 24, 2020
''Investigators are probing a new tip into the disappearance and murder of Amber Tuccaro.
The 20-year-old mother went missing in 2010 from the Leduc area. Her remains were discovered two years later in the same area.
In a media advisory Friday, RCMP Alberta advised that they received a tip on Jan. 20, 2020, from a U.S. man alleging his father may have been involved in Tuccaro's death.
"The RCMP continue to seek information on the Amber Tuccaro case but caution that erroneous information can have negative effects to the investigation and to the well-being of the family,"
Police are reviewing the information, but say the Tuccaro case remains under investigation. ''
RCMP investigates man's claim his father is linked to Amber Tuccaro murder
Jan 24 2020
''EDMONTON -- The RCMP are investigating a man's claims that his father was involved in the murder of Amber Tuccaro and several other missing persons and homicides in Alberta.
In the statement, police said they had investigated the allegations, and determined that many of the cases provided by the man have already been solved.
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Tip in case of Amber Tuccaro slaying from man with history of implicating father
Tip in case of Amber Tuccaro slaying from man with history of implicating father
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Updated: January 24, 2020
April Eve Wiberg helps Tootsie Tuccaro unveil the new poster for the unsolved murder of Amber Tuccaro. Deputy Commissioner Curtis Zablocki, Commanding Officer of RCMP "K" Division, issued a public apology on behalf of the RCMP to the family of Amber Tuccaro on July 25, 2019. Shaughn Butts / Postmedia
''The man then posted a lengthy message on social media outlining why he believed his father was involved in not only Tuccaro’s death but other disappearances across the province.
Those posts have since been taken down.
RCMP said in a news release on Friday that the man previously, in December, contacted Banff RCMP with similar accusations that his father was involved in missing persons cases in that area. But RCMP say the names of the missing persons the man mentioned are part of files already solved.
RCMP are still reviewing information provided by the man''.
Tip in case of Amber Tuccaro slaying from man with history of implicating father
Jeff Labine & Dylan Short
Updated: January 24, 2020
April Eve Wiberg helps Tootsie Tuccaro unveil the new poster for the unsolved murder of Amber Tuccaro. Deputy Commissioner Curtis Zablocki, Commanding Officer of RCMP "K" Division, issued a public apology on behalf of the RCMP to the family of Amber Tuccaro on July 25, 2019. Shaughn Butts / Postmedia
''The man then posted a lengthy message on social media outlining why he believed his father was involved in not only Tuccaro’s death but other disappearances across the province.
Those posts have since been taken down.
RCMP said in a news release on Friday that the man previously, in December, contacted Banff RCMP with similar accusations that his father was involved in missing persons cases in that area. But RCMP say the names of the missing persons the man mentioned are part of files already solved.
RCMP are still reviewing information provided by the man''.
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Sorry folks ... numerous posts removed due to there not being a link to an MSM or LE source. (Our hinky meters get wiggly when we have a blast of info from someone on FB who is also promoting one of their books at the same time. Could be legit, but until all that info comes out in MSM, it is not allowed here.)
Members can discuss the MSM info that is provided but not the posts that have been removed due to that info not having been released by LE via MSM.
Members can discuss the MSM info that is provided but not the posts that have been removed due to that info not having been released by LE via MSM.
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Jensen and Holes: The Murder Squad
''Voices of Evil: The cases of Amber Tuccaro and Margaret Ellen Fox
2 days ago · 65 minutes
Paul and Billy look into two separate cases nearly four decades apart, each haunted with a voice of the offender. The first case, from Canada, is searching for a murderer. A man picked up Amber Tuccaro as she hitchhiked her way into town. He didn’t know his voice was being recorded as she protested. The other is a kidnapping—the apparent abductor of Margaret Ellen Fox calling her parents. Billy and Paul are hoping that the Murder Squad may recognize these evil voices, and help deliver justice.''
Ws thread..
NJ - NJ - Margaret Fox, 14, Burlington, 24 June 1974
''Voices of Evil: The cases of Amber Tuccaro and Margaret Ellen Fox
2 days ago · 65 minutes
Paul and Billy look into two separate cases nearly four decades apart, each haunted with a voice of the offender. The first case, from Canada, is searching for a murderer. A man picked up Amber Tuccaro as she hitchhiked her way into town. He didn’t know his voice was being recorded as she protested. The other is a kidnapping—the apparent abductor of Margaret Ellen Fox calling her parents. Billy and Paul are hoping that the Murder Squad may recognize these evil voices, and help deliver justice.''
Ws thread..
NJ - NJ - Margaret Fox, 14, Burlington, 24 June 1974
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I am guessing amber's cell phone was not recovered. And the only remains was the skull? Sad she didn't call the Canadian version of 911.
I wish the name was leaked that the 3 women said it was
I doubt they were investigated throughly.
I wish the name was leaked that the 3 women said it was
I doubt they were investigated throughly.
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it's 911 here in Canada too
Caller claims to be the driver heard in the recording: Caller claims innocence in Amber Tuccaro's murder - Ryan Jespersen Show - Omny.fm
He does sound like him.
He does sound like him.
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Aug 19 2020
Family marks 10th anniversary of Amber Tuccaro’s disappearance | Edmonton Journal
Vivian (Tootsie) Tuccaro is hugged by a supporter as she takes part in a prayer vigil for her daughter Amber Tuccaro near Okîsikow (Angel) Way and 96 Street, Aug. 18, 2020. Amber Tuccaro was last seen alive in 2010. David Bloom / Postmedia
''The mother of Amber Tuccaro, who was last seen alive a decade ago, says she doesn’t know if her broken heart will ever heal.
“It has been an emotional day,” Tootsie Tuccaro said. “It’s painful. Ten years and still no answers for Amber. It’s hard. It’s really hard because it just never ends.”
“Ten years is a long time,” she said. “I pray all the time that we get answers. We get a lot of tips and stuff but not the right one. But it’ll come. His day is coming. We’re not going anywhere.”
Family marks 10th anniversary of Amber Tuccaro’s disappearance | Edmonton Journal
Vivian (Tootsie) Tuccaro is hugged by a supporter as she takes part in a prayer vigil for her daughter Amber Tuccaro near Okîsikow (Angel) Way and 96 Street, Aug. 18, 2020. Amber Tuccaro was last seen alive in 2010. David Bloom / Postmedia
''The mother of Amber Tuccaro, who was last seen alive a decade ago, says she doesn’t know if her broken heart will ever heal.
“It has been an emotional day,” Tootsie Tuccaro said. “It’s painful. Ten years and still no answers for Amber. It’s hard. It’s really hard because it just never ends.”
“Ten years is a long time,” she said. “I pray all the time that we get answers. We get a lot of tips and stuff but not the right one. But it’ll come. His day is coming. We’re not going anywhere.”
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