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The Green Barbarian wrote:https://globalnews.ca/news/6882592/nova-scotia-shooting-detailed-timeline/

looks like they've put the entire timeline together now. Fills in the rest of the blanks. I was wondering why he killed Gina Goulet, his final victim. Looks like he knew her, so it wasn't just a random slaying, like some of the others.


She may have been an old flame, a wanna-be flame or someone who kept him in the friendzone. Anything.

Imagine these people, who did not answer their door. Best thing ever not to answer their door. I wonder how much post traumatic-stress they are going through based on the "what if's" alone.


"9:48 a.m. — Police say the gunman drives south to a home on Highway 4 in the Glenholme area. The residents call 911, saying they know the shooter. They do not answer the door, and he eventually leaves."

I also wonder how much time they spent how answering inane questions with 911 about how old the caller was and other seemingly useless questions. removed I do wonder what the transcript of that call looks like.

Also, they got a photo and description of the shooters car but didn't release it for what seems like ages and ages.

I can't imagine the what if's those people are going through today.

Another odd thing, this shooting never made it to "Another Shooting Rocks the World."
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RCMP say tactical officers also arrived to refuel, and there is an encounter with the gunman.


Kinda sounds like they only found him by accident. Lucky coincidence RCMP pulled into the same station.
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Yes, that's it, by total accident. And he kept changing vehicles. How would anyone know?
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Queen K wrote:Another odd thing, this shooting never made it to "Another Shooting Rocks the World."

There are just so many shootings these days it's no longer newsworthy?
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how inept those cops were to sit at the road and expect the perp to drive up to them... after all who would drive through a field? err. a fugitive? come on...
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mullyman wrote:how inept those cops were to sit at the road and expect the perp to drive up to them... after all who would drive through a field? err. a fugitive? come on...

Are you talking about Toronto?

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The more we learn the more we think that somehow someone may have told the RCMP about the souped up fake RCMP car a lot earlier.
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They were told about the weapons cache, and did nothing.
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rustled wrote:They were told about the weapons cache, and did nothing.


He wasn't a legal gun owner, he bought those guns illegally, so therefore, by Trudeau and Bill Blair's definition, he wasn't an enemy of the state. Now, if he had had a license and had purchased those guns legally, oh ho ho look out...
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Queen K wrote:The more we learn the more we think that somehow someone may have told the RCMP about the souped up fake RCMP car a lot earlier.

Cops are playing this whole thing close to their chest. Some of those cars had dealer stickers in the window still. Theyve known hes a nut bar for some time and never did anything about it . Easy for our moron PM to blame forks for making people fat.
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One would have to be in the police environment, but the first "rule of thumb" when receiving most types of complaints is "how can I not take this investigation on", or "how. can I refer this somewhere else." Sometimes that's the old standby, "this is civil".

Anyone who has tried to report their vehicle stolen.... "have you called all tow companies",,, "you're not the registered owner, yes they have left the vehicle with you for the last month, but they will have to make the report ..."

Any 911 clerk can take a complaint and send a car, the real test, is how do you blow the complaint off, by getting the complainant to complete a series of preliminary tasks. They won't hear back from a percentage of reportees and that keeps the call volume to a manageable number.

The one that drives me nuts "how can we...". they ask the complainant how they can investigate the incident !
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Zoso wrote:Cops are playing this whole thing close to their chest. Some of those cars had dealer stickers in the window still. Theyve known hes a nut bar for some time and never did anything about it . Easy for our *bleep* PM to blame forks for making people fat.


There's a lot of blame here to go around, and with that, liability too. Here's what we think we know:

1. This guy had a history of violence, especially against women, but was never charged. The police knew about it, but couldn't really do anything, as everyone was too scared to come forward and testify against this guy. Not really much you can do to blame the police on this one.

2. This guy had illegal weapons, and no license, and it sounds like the police knew this. Why was nothing done about that? Why was he not charged? Why were the weapons not seized? This would be something they must be trying to figure out internally, so that they can come up with a story that doesn't make them look as bad as it should.

3. Explanation for why the guy was driving around for hours shooting people, and there was no police response. Where were they? Why was a guy forced to hide in a field for hours, even after calling 911? How was this guy allowed to just start pulling people over and murdering them?

4. The bizarre situation where two RCMP arrived and started shooting at a third RCMP officer, hitting a building (a fire house I believe) that was full of people who were sequestered there to get away from the bad guy. That could have turned out really badly, but luckily no one was injured. Notice how this story has completely disappeared from the news?

That's just what I can come up with for now.
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The Green Barbarian wrote:
Zoso wrote:Cops are playing this whole thing close to their chest. Some of those cars had dealer stickers in the window still. Theyve known hes a nut bar for some time and never did anything about it . Easy for our *bleep* PM to blame forks for making people fat.


There's a lot of blame here to go around, and with that, liability too. Here's what we think we know:

1. This guy had a history of violence, especially against women, but was never charged. The police knew about it, but couldn't really do anything, as everyone was too scared to come forward and testify against this guy. Not really much you can do to blame the police on this one.

2. This guy had illegal weapons, and no license, and it sounds like the police knew this. Why was nothing done about that? Why was he not charged? Why were the weapons not seized? This would be something they must be trying to figure out internally, so that they can come up with a story that doesn't make them look as bad as it should.

3. Explanation for why the guy was driving around for hours shooting people, and there was no police response. Where were they? Why was a guy forced to hide in a field for hours, even after calling 911? How was this guy allowed to just start pulling people over and murdering them?

4. The bizarre situation where two RCMP arrived and started shooting at a third RCMP officer, hitting a building (a fire house I believe) that was full of people who were sequestered there to get away from the bad guy. That could have turned out really badly, but luckily no one was injured. Notice how this story has completely disappeared from the news?

That's just what I can come up with for now.

I smell one very large Justin Trudeau Liberal Rat cover up , very surprised that CBC hasn't jump all over this one ....... :200: :200:
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They still will not identify the semi automatic rifles involved. This also smells like the answer will not support Trudeau's narrative
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