Various stories have reported that he rented the building on the rural property for one to two years. I'm not sure which is correct. If it was one year, then he would have had to move the third victim from another location.
Here we have yet another version of the story. Take your pick, I guess.
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It is really strange. How did the women get away? I didn't see that in the article I read. Was he trying to find a mate to keep and he felt the last one was the "one", with that being the reason he kept her so long? I'm glad they've arrested this perp and I believe there are probably many more victims.
Just east of "the stroll" on 19 Avenue S.E. is the site of the massive Hub Oil explosion in 1999.
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One victim was allegedly held captive for about 18 months. During that time, her captor would have had to sleep, shop for food, go to work, etc. He might not have released her. She might have escaped when he let his guard down or left for the day.
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Robert Pickton grew up on a pig farm, where his brother frequently held parties. Pickton befriended street workers and brought them to the parties. He murdered them, their bones were found at the pig farm.Why is this property being released back to the owners so quickly? Recalling that in the Pickton case, forensic anthropologists sifted through 373,000 cubic yards of soil in a years-long search that cost $70M.
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A few days is nothing in comparison. Was it a matter of finding evidence potentially related to the three cases only, then moving on?
Who were the victims? Any indigenous women and girls?
The potential is here for another "Pickton". We just don't know yet. Why not wait and protect potential evidence in other cases? The ground is still frozen. Spring thaw could reveal more. It's hard to search for bone fragments in frozen ground
Spell check: Dahmer.An advocate for sex workers on the 19 Avenue S.E. stroll in Forest Lawn said there has been a pattern.
“This has been a pattern, especially the last year and a half, that the girls that are involved in sex work and working in the sex trade have been going missing,” she said.
“So this is nothing new. This is why I wasn’t surprised.”
Taylor, a former sex worker, said she’s been abandoned in the countryside without a way to get home.
“The worst thing that has happened to me on stroll, when I used to be a working girl which was two years ago, someone left me in the middle of nowhere with no clothes on,” Taylor said.
“I found a ride. A nice guy to give me a ride home. This was in the middle of nowhere in the area of Chestermere.”
Charges against alleged Alberta kidnapper span more than a year | Globalnews.ca
Disturbing new details have emerged of the charges facing a man at the centre of a Calgary police investigation.
The timing of this assaults and the disappearances seems to coincide with Mantha's move to the rented property east of Chestermere. Did a "nice guy" report this incident to police? Finding a naked woman on a country road is not a normal occurrence. Wasn't one of Jeffrey Farmer's victims found outdoors, drugged and naked?
If it is true that Forest Lawn street workers have been disappearing off Calgary streets for the last 18 months, and this suspect has been abducting women in the last 15 months, what does that tell us about street workers? Do some get out of the business or change provinces? Are street drugs a factor in the druggings, abductions and assaults? Has this man been an active abductor of street workers for 2 years, and some of his victims didn't survive? I'm curious.An advocate for sex workers on the 19 Avenue S.E. stroll in Forest Lawn said there has been a pattern.
“This has been a pattern, especially the last year and a half, that the girls that are involved in sex work and working in the sex trade have been going missing,” she said.
“So this is nothing new. This is why I wasn’t surprised.”
Taylor, a former sex worker, said she’s been abandoned in the countryside without a way to get home.
“The worst thing that has happened to me on stroll, when I used to be a working girl which was two years ago, someone left me in the middle of nowhere with no clothes on,” Taylor said.
“I found a ride. A nice guy to give me a ride home. This was in the middle of nowhere in the area of Chestermere.”
Charges against alleged Alberta kidnapper span more than a year | Globalnews.ca
Disturbing new details have emerged of the charges facing a man at the centre of a Calgary police investigation.
The timing of this assaults and the disappearances seems to coincide with Mantha's move to the rented property east of Chestermere. Did a "nice guy" report this incident to police? Finding a naked woman on a country road is not a normal occurrence. Wasn't one of Jeffrey Farmer's victims found outdoors, drugged and naked?
Not Dahmer, not cannibalism.
Similar in the sense that a naked woman escaped her abuser and was found on the road by a random passer-by. We don't know if anyone called the police, as they did with Dahmer's victim. This woman was not returned to the abuser by police, no.
