Second Update: The main suspect in the recent stabbing rampage in Saskatchewan has died shortly after being captured. AYFKM? "Blackmore said RCMP doesn't yet have a motive for the attacks — and might not ever know exactly why they happened now that Sanderson is dead."
CTV is reporting that "RCMP are searching for two men described as dangerous that they believe are connected to an incident involving multiple random stabbings on the James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon, Sask. early Sunday morning."
The Star Phoenix is reporting that "This is the second time in two years that tragedy has struck the First Nation Nation on Labour Day weekend. In 2021, a manhunt for a lone suspect in a shooting incident who killed two people and injured another ended in an arrest without incident."
It's a bit strange how fast international outlets like the Guardian, BBC and CNN are picking up on this story and that Justin Trudeau tweeted about it instantly. Things that make ya go hmm....
Every crime has a motive. "The attacks took place at 13 different locations on the James Smith Cree Nation and nearby Weldon, northeast of Saskatoon." Somewhat bizarre. When we talk about gun control because that is the WEF agenda, I used to be a chef by trade. Ever since I was 19 I've owned a set of huge kitchen knives. There has never been a time in my entire life when I had a desire to take one of those knives and stab someone with them. Do we ban kitchen knives next or do we allow people to protect themselves instead of relying on the fake news' agenda.
I've never owned a firearm..
ReplyDeleteI denounce violence..
That being said...
This incident should have shut Trudeau up. But it didn't.
Talking about taking the citizens guns away really upsets me because it's just posturing, and not to make people safer.
This knife attack should shut the politicians up. This is not politics it's reality. At least the sound of shots would have alerted people in the area.
You're absolutely right. This knife attach should shut them up but it hasn't because they have an agenda and protecting the public isn't part of that agenda.
DeleteWe live 40 mins away and our farm is right on highway 16. Gates were closed and we had the boom stick on the ready.. what else can one do? Sit there and not be armed ?
ReplyDeleteIt certainly makes you rethink gun control.
Deletealthough I'm in favour of gun control, I am also in favour of people who live on farms, ranches, remote rural areas having the right to have rifles, with licenses. Not only are there human predators, but there are also very large animals out there which you can not out run. always found a very large dog is a good deterent Even tiny dogs are alert people to the uninvited on your property. They are handy to alert you its time to get your rifle.
DeleteRifles in rural areas are common sense.
DeletePersonally I’d feel a lot more secure with a shotgun to protect my farm and family from these knive carrying criminals. Seems strange they haven’t found them yet and apparently aren’t sure how or if they’re related? The one brother has been wanted since not reporting to his parole agent back in May. He should have been back in jail months ago. If he would have been arrested within a reasonable timeframe none of this would have happened.
ReplyDeleteIf they did it. They could have picked anyone to blame it on.
DeleteAddicts are very transient and if they disappear it’s not always that simple to find them they probly don’t own anything and have nothing with they’re name on it. It’s not like finding a regular where they have they’re adress on they’re drivers liscence etc.
DeleteWhat do you mean, "if they did it?"
DeleteNormally, people are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. That is why we use the term suspect. In this case it is likely there are witnesses. However, in the Nova Scotia mass shooting all the witnesses saw was a man dressed as a police officer driving a police car. I do not believe Gabe Wortman shot all those people. I believe someone else did. Gabe was not the one that shot up the fire hall.
DeleteWhat makes me question all the stabbings is why? How did two men allegedly kill all those people. Killing people with a knife, especially 10 and injuiring considerably more, is a lot of work. Just the physical exertion would tire you out and then to avid the police.
DeleteI find it curious, we had the Nova Scotia shootings, two young men from Vancouver Island allegedly kill people on the Praires in remote areas, there were the two brothers in the Victoria area who allegedly shot up a bank. I say allegedly because there was no trial and in all cases the alleged perpetraters are dead.
Prior to all of the current killings, in 2005, in Mayenthorpe, Alberta several RCMP officers were killed by a shooter who was arrested and tried. You would have thought they learned something from that so the N.S. shootings as outlined by the RCMP didn't happen.
In 1967 a man shot and killed 9 members of a family on a farm in Shell Lake, Sask. As I was told the records were sealed but some one did get them to do research.
I do wonder what caused these two young men to allegedly go on this killing spree. What did the people they stabbed do to them. The killings in Shell Lake were considered random, but the current stabbings, how random were they. We will most likely never know.
Those questions are all valid. Every crime has a motive and when the suspects are killed without a trial we never find the motive or the truth. Robert Pickton didn't act alone. The Saanich bank robbery wasn't even a bank robbery and they used a forensic mannequin in the press. It's all very unsettling.
DeleteSo the learning curve continues? “Those stupid mannequins didn’t really fool anyone. We need a better story to aid our hidden agenda”. “We’ve tried this pandemic, random killings and robberies. We need to improve our terrorist storylines to make things more believable.
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