GUILTY Canada - Marie-France Comeau, 37, & Jessica Lloyd, 27, slain, Ont, 2009 & 2010 - #5

[Wondergirl]

Williams has stood up and is no longer sitting in his chair in the interview room... His yellow coat remains on the back of the chair.

His voice can still be heard telling a more detailed narrative of his attack and abuse on Jessica.

As the video continues, in court watching and listening, just a few feet behind Williams, is Jessica' mother an brother.

They look straight ahead.

Others in the gallery hold their heads, wipe their eyes.

There are sniffles heard.

On the video, Williams returns to his chair and the detailed description of his sexual abuse continues.

"I raped her... I took some pictures. I took a lot of pictures."

"I was there for three hours I think."

http://live.nationalpost.com/Event/Live_coverage_The_sentencing_of_Col_Russell_Williams


by Adrian Humphreys via email at 11:53 AM


Read more: http://live.nationalpost.com/Event/...tencing_of_Col_Russell_Williams#ixzz12unyHDoz

 

[Summersolstice]

Aha! My question earlier this week is answered. Previous reports had them finding JL's body at 1:33 (IIRC). There were no mentions of when and how LE and RW left Ottawa for Tweed. So, it seems he told them the location at approximately 1:30, they then drove to Tweed, where he physically showed them at 3:47 a.m.. Much clearer now.

(Side note: This also contradicts earlier rumours here that (a) JL's remains were found on a golf course, (b) that a local led LE to her, and that (c) she was found shortly after midnight. Indicative of how unreliable rumours can be.)

I think you mean "news reports". As you know, rumors are not allowed here at WS.

 

[Wondergirl]

Was she barefoot?

"No, she had those brown shoes on that have been reported."

What did she say?

"I told her I would let her go later on."

When did you decide to take her with you?

"I'm not sure. That wasn't always the plan."

http://mobile.coveritlive.com/mobile.php?option=com_mobile&task=viewaltcast&altcast_code=eb45fe6289

 

[antiquegirl]

This just doesn't make sense to me. Why then didn't he kill the second assault victim. Am I missing something??? I've always suspected that Comeau recognized him but that didn't come out yesterday, did it?

It was reported yesterday that the assault victim did not recognize RW because his face or her eyes were covered the whole time. Apparently, at that point RW was not afraid of having the assault crimes traced to him. But once MFC was involved, the combination of the photography and her connection to the military forced him to kill her. After her death, LE would not know that pictures had been taken of MFC to connect her killer to the assaults. They might suspect a military member, but make no other connection. I can see his sick reasoning here.

JMO

 

[Wondergirl]

They arrive back at the Tweed cottage between 4:30 and 5:30.

Smyth wants to know if anyone else saw them there?

He thinks someone might have pulled up, but didn't approach the house.

http://mobile.coveritlive.com/mobile.php?option=com_mobile&task=viewaltcast&altcast_code=eb45fe6289

 

[Summersolstice]

Williams says that any other attacks involving photography in the assaults would "draw a straight".

Q: why did you kill Marie-France?

A: I was pretty sure she was serving military. It would be difficult for investigators to ignore that connection.

Q: how did you see Jessica?

A: I'm just always keep my eyes open.


by Adrian Humphreys via email at 11:46 AM


Read more: http://live.nationalpost.com/Event/...tencing_of_Col_Russell_Williams#ixzz12umDXXiJ

BBM. This, ladies and gentlemen, is a statement from a man who worked with MFC for years. Not only did he know her, and work directly with her for years, he was her commanding officer. He also used his authority to access her personal information, as we have seen in the statement of facts from the court proceedings.

MFC must have recognized his voice.

 

[Wondergirl]

A number of Lloyd's family members are shaking, sobbing as they listen to Williams describe his attack on Lloyd

by lindathu_nguyen via twitter at 11:54 AM

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/williams-investigation/index.html

 

[Wondergirl]

Williams is seated during the confession, arms crossed. He is acting almost bored.

by lindathu_nguyen via twitter at 11:55 AM

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/williams-investigation/index.html

 

[antiquegirl]

I think you mean "news reports". As you know, rumors are not allowed here at WS.

No, I do not mean news reports. Allowed or not, these were posts by a WS member on JL's forum. I'm not going to post links to them.

EDIT: There were no media links, but presented as personal knowledge.

 

[Pink Panther]

BBM. This, ladies and gentlemen, is a statement from a man who worked with MFC for years. Not only did he know her, and work directly with her for years, he was her commanding officer. He also used his authority to access her personal information, as we have seen in the statement of facts from the court proceedings.

MFC must have recognized his voice.

I tend to agree with you Summer.

 

[Wondergirl]

At his Tweed house, he laid down next to Lloyd for two hours but didn't sleep much. He's not sure if she was asleep. She was still bound

Lloyd told Williams she had seizures before and said it was due to the stress. Williams said he "stayed with her and talked her thru it"

When they woke up, Lloyd had a seizure. He got her dressed.

lindathu_nguyen via twitter at 11:58 AM

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/williams-investigation/index.html


Comment: This makes me sick.

 

[nobodyzgirl]

BBM. This, ladies and gentlemen, is a statement from a man who worked with MFC for years. Not only did he know her, and work directly with her for years, he was her commanding officer. He also used his authority to access her personal information, as we have seen in the statement of facts from the court proceedings.

MFC must have recognized his voice.

Can you provide a link that confirms they worked together for years, I don't recall ever seeing that. TIA

 

[Summersolstice]

11:50 TorontoStar: Dan Robson reports:
One of the lawyers who represented schoolgirl killer Paul Bernardo 15 years ago believes Russ Williams made a deal with the Crown to plead guilty in exchange for not being declared a dangerous offender. The Crown clearly plans to have this wrapped by Thursday, possibly Friday, John Rosen says. A dangerous offender application could take months. They won't bother, he says, because the two murder charges trump the dangerous offender status. It's a 25 year sentence for Williams either way, and he's likely never getting parole after that, Rosen says. He made it clear he's speaking as an expert observer and has no inside information.

http://www.thestar.com/news/article/876913

But will his DNA go on file? Dangerous offender status is an important consideration. What's a few months, given the years that were taken away from the victims?

 

[Pink Panther]

11:59
CBC:
Amber Hildebrandt reports: "Williams describes the seizure Lloyd had and said it lasted quite awhile."

12:04
CBC:
Amber Hildebrandt reports: "Williams tells police that Lloyd was tired. 'She lied down because she was obviously exhausted. I put a cover over her. She went to sleep for an hour or so. I had told her earlier that before I let her go, I wanted to take some pictures of her in her underwear.' He tells police he also made video of the sexual assaults, along with stills and that there is video of Comeau as well."


http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/10/20/williams-day-three-coveritlive.html

 

[Wondergirl]

The colonel tells Det. Sgt. Smyth he slept for a couple of hours the night he kidnapped Ms. Lloyd. That he felt under great stress.

How do you know she had them before?

"She told me... she felt it was from stress."

What happens when you wake?

"She had a seizure. She felt it coming on. She had some before. It lasted quite awhile."

He says they both had a shower, and went to sleep -- Jessica tied and bound, Col. Williams not.

"I put tape over her eyes from the beginning."

http://mobile.coveritlive.com/mobile.php?option=com_mobile&task=viewaltcast&altcast_code=eb45fe6289

 

[Pink Panther]

Can you provide a link that confirms they worked together for years, I don't recall ever seeing that. TIA

I think that he had been her commanding officer for about six months.

 

[nobodyzgirl]

11:54 smithjoanna: "She was certainly co-operative," RW says of Lloyd. "I told her I would let her go later on." [via Twitter]

12:05 smithjoanna: Det asks when RW decided he would strike Lloyd on the head (which he did as she thought they were leaving). [via Twitter]

http://www.thestar.com/news/article/876913

 

[waltzingmatilda]

This is why I cannot believe that he has not committed other crimes prior to his arrest. His only concern seems to be his wife. I think he has confessed only to what he believed they had caught him on and on what they had already told him they had told his wife.

MOO

Hi PP, It's great reading you! Haven't seen you in awhile.

I read on MSM when this guy was first arrested or became a suspect, can't remember which. The story was on MSN or FOX, I am sure. There was mention that Col. W. owned a residence in Wrightsville Beach, NC, a vacation home where he visited to fish. IIRC there was a panty thief in WB a few years ago. Alot of college kids attending UNCW live in WB. I will research local news archives to verify the panty thief stories and years when it occured.

Does anyone here remember the MSM news story early on which states he spent time in NC? I will email the local station but wish to have my facts straight before I do. I would greatly appreciate any help as I haven't followed this thread and could not find thread #1.

Also, thanks to all of you diligent peeps who are keeping us updated on the hearing.

wm

 

[Macright]

Can you provide a link that confirms they worked together for years, I don't recall ever seeing that. TIA

He would have known Marie France as flight crews are a close bunch and even socialize when on a trip overseas..he is a liar..she was under his command and he would have access to all her records etc.

 

[nobodyzgirl]

But will his DNA go on file? Dangerous offender status is an important consideration. What's a few months, given the years that were taken away from the victims?

There is no need to spend more money on getting a dangerous offender status when RW will never leave prison alive. He is about to receive a life sentence (with chance of parole after 25 years). The reason the Crown has been so diligent at this hearing to give all the gruesome detail, is so that the parole board will have all this information on his file when the time comes for his first parole hearing (25 years from now).