Generally, 911 calls here in Canada are considered private. They are recorded. There have been times they’ve been leaked but it’s not common. During an active investigation they wouldn’t be released to the public.
I agree. I also believe that’s why the mother left right away. She couldn’t stand being there any longer and needed to distance herself from the whole thing. Imo she’s frightened le will find something that will point fingers directly back to her. She’s running away from the house where her kids disappeared from? No, that’s not normal behavior at all imo. I go back and forth with the stepdad’s involvement. I think he initially went with the mom’s story. But once the heat got turned up she couldn’t take it anymore and had to disappear herself from all of it. Purely moo“Post any officers they can get, at the New Brunswick border and P.E.I. … and get them out at every airport possible,” he said.
That's interesting to say any Officers they can get. Not some. Like get all Officers over there, away from here.
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Stepfather calls for expanded search in case of 2 missing Nova Scotia children | Globalnews.ca
The search for two missing children continues for a fourth day in a rural and heavily-wooded area of Nova Scotia's Pictou County. So far, there's been no sign of the kids.globalnews.ca
BBM. I'm curious if an abducted child has ever seen their parent(s) talking to them while they were held captive, or if a parental plea has ever led their captor(s) to release them. I can't think of a case in which this has helped. MOO but something about that being an expected behavior for the parent(s) seems odd to me.
My understanding is if there are no towers or the tower range is too far, then there is no “hand shake” (contact/ a date and time stamped “footprint” created.) If by spotty you mean a dropped call, or ability to hear/not/can hear again, IMO, there is signal range and your phone is ‘shaking hands’ with a tower creating a footprint. jmo
I doubt it would help, but feels like something you'd just do. Moo.
You're right about spotty - as long as it pings the tower even for a second there will be a footprint. Theres also a lot of ways they can track where the phone had gone now. If we think about all the apps we have and the terms and conditions that we agree to without reading. A lot of them have data that can store locations regardless of cell service.
If the school bus goes down that road ,could the items have been dropped by children using the bus or accompanying an adult doing drop off or pick up?
Guys, it's not a cultural thing. It's not media predation.
Many years ago, as I talked to either the sheriff or deputy in my line of work, he said that in certain cases of stolen items (I think maybe burglary), they looked in ditches for paperwork, etc. to have been thrown out within a few miles of the home -- maybe 7. So LE drove all the roads around the crime scene to look for where the criminals had gotten rid of the personalized information they could not use.
I don’t know if that is a fact or not. I also don’t use facebook but just a thought. If you block someone and they are no longer on your friend list maybe it automatically removes that relationship connection on your profile?
fair enough if it ends, but to make a point to change your status maybe thats just weird to me? and youre right Im not sure if its a fact, someone wrote that she reactivated it long enough to change her status, maybe she just has it set on private? break up ...whatever, but to update your status ? thats sayin something. ( to me anyway)
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I understand, I should clarify that I dont know this to be a fact about the Facebook, but it did come from someone I consider a reliable source.How posting theories about 2 missing N.S. kids online could land you in legal trouble | Globalnews.ca
A Canadian lawyer says there could be legal implications for those posting unsubstantiated theories online about the two missing children from Nova Scotia.
