New Info, Part 2:
After the tire check in February, police started watching Williams. Three days later, the colonel was in Ottawa when police there asked him to come to the station for a chat.
“I’ll be right there,” he told them.
The colonel had made mistakes, and he was about to make a couple more, perhaps out of arrogance and a growing feeling of invincibility.
He drove to the police station in his Nissan,
not bothering to change the tires. And on his feet were boots that police would later determine had treads that matched a
partial print left in Comeau’s blood in her basement.
Sitting across from investigators, the colonel had no idea teams of officers were raiding his Ottawa home and Tweed cottage, uncovering piles of damning evidence.
Police at the scenes were feeding back details of what they’d found, in real time, to Williams’ interrogators.
“There are very few search warrants that produce that level of evidence,” said the source. “They had a lot of stuff they could feed back to the interviewer and say, ‘Okay, now we know this.’ ”
Among the evidence: hundreds of pairs of women’s underwear and other lingerie. Also stolen were photographs of the women and in at least one incident, sex toys.
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/872144--trail-of-crime-finally-leads-to-williams?bn=1
