CBC is reporting that "RCMP say two men previously reported missing, Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky, are suspects in the homicides of a young couple gunned down in Northern B.C., as well as the suspicious death of a man found dead near McLeod and Schmegelsky's burnt-out truck last week." That makes more sense. However, the whole case is fishy a f*ck.
This whole case gets weirder by the minute.
Update: Post Media Propaganda is reporting that "The bodies of two B.C. homicide suspects have been found following a police hunt that lasted three weeks and stretched across four provinces. Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, and Kam McLeod, 19, were found dead in dense brush near the community of Gillam, Manitoba RCMP announced at a news conference on Wednesday. The bodies were found around 10 a.m. Wednesday, said RCMP Asst. Commissioner Jane MacLatchy. An autopsy has been scheduled to take place in Winnipeg to confirm the identities and cause of death, though police believe the bodies are those of Schmegelsky and McLeod."
That is fishy as f*ck.
It so very interesting how the appearance of some senior police officers from Australia can spur on an investigation. The RCMP have now even involved the military. Would be nice if they spent even a quarter of this type of effort the next time an Indigenous teenager disappears in Thunder Bay or an Indigenous woman disappears along the High way of tears or in any other place in the country.
ReplyDeleteWe just saw, on the news, the RCMP's idea of an apology to the family of a murdered Indigenous woman. its pretty clear there is one type of effort for the son of a senior police officer and another type of effort, or none if your Indigenous.
Like I said, this case is fishy as f*ck.
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