our fallen heroes!

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Our fallen Heroes!

This guy would like to ignore them?

Who is this guy?

Four books were suppressed by Create Space?

Why?

What do they have to hide?

Read this version and see if there as any reason to suppress them?

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Index Page

Chapter 1 5

You have to take into account who worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in

British Columbia Canada – like Senator Larry W. Campbell, former RCMP officer!

Chapter 2 12

What else can we say about Senator Larry W. Campbell that he doesn’t care

about the missing and murdered in Squamish, British Columbia?

Chapter 3 19

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police didn’t like being told what to

do???

Chapter 4 21

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrogance in bungling the

Robert Picton case!!

Chapter 5 37

Ramsay preyed on young Aboriginal women!!

Chapter 6 39

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police probe into Ramsay sexually abusing

young Aboriginal women fizzled!!

Chapter 7 41

Senator Larry Campbell, former Chief Coroner, doesn’t honor 1976 Squamish

Coroner Inquest Results – where Terry Mallenby was not an unwilling witness!!

Chapter 8 60

Senator Larry Campbell, former Chief Coroner, still doesn’t honor 1976

Squamish Coroner Inquest Results – what an “arse hole”!!

Chapter 9 68



Chapter 10 70



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Chapter 11 77

An open letter to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper goes

unanswered?

Chapter 12 79

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper – the rat?

Chapter 13 83

Here’s some more “crap” by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper

against our fallen heroes!

Chapter 14 86

Sorry but I can't take it anymore!

Chapter 15 89

Now, let’s look at another brave soldier, Warrant Officer Matt Stopford”!

Chapter 16 93

Let’s look at Warrant Officer Matt Stopford again!

Chapter 17 96

Naturally, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police [RCMP] lay no charges?

Chapter 18 98

Here’s a final comment about Stephen Harper, Canada’s prime minister!

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Chapter 1

You have to take into account who worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted

Police in British Columbia Canada – like Senator Larry W. Campbell, former

RCMP officer!

Who to hell is Senator Larry W. Campbell that he doesn’t care about

the missing and murdered in Squamish, British Columbia?

Well, here he is:

References courtesy of the Fair Use Act, for research purposes, to clarify the author’s

point of view.

Biography

One of Vancouver’s best-known and most admired citizens, Larry W. Campbell has

served as mayor since 2002 after a distinguished and high profile career primarily in

law enforcement and death investigation.

Author’s Note: This Larry Campbell has a long career of law enforcement and death

investigation, yet with respect to the missing and murdered in Squamish, British

Columbia he says -

Yawn

Squamish again

Larry Campbell

WHAT??

Did Senator Larry Campbell accidentally reveal the true sentiment of RCMP about

missing and murdered in British Columbia, Canada??

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After all, when the author sent Senator Larry Campbell, who is a former RCMP

officer, a book about the Squamish murders - Senator Larry Campbell replied:

On 2013-07-02, Larry Campbell sent an email to the author -

<mailto:[email protected]>

The email was from Senator Larry Campbell -

<[email protected]>

Senator Larry Campbell, who is a former RCMP officer, wrote -

Yawn

Squamish again

Larry Campbell

WHAT???

Senator Larry Campbell, who is a former RCMP officer, replies about the Squamish

Missing and murdered with:

Yawn

Squamish again

Larry Campbell

Hey, Canadian Senator Larry Campbell does that sentiment also apply, as a former

Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, to be the RCMP feelings about the many

other missing and murdered in British Columbia, Canada?

After all, the RCMP are apparently trying to down-play the number of missing and

murdered Aboriginal women in British Columbia??

And Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s government is trying to also

down-play the fact that there is something like 4,000 missing and murdered woman in

Canada??

Here’s the missing and murdered in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada that

Senator Larry Campbell, former RCMP officer, doesn’t give “two hoots” about:

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SQUAMISH # 1

Oct. 29, '85: Rachel Turley, 20

Turley's body was found in a wooded area near Squamish. She had been

sexually assaulted, beaten and strangled. Police say she was known to

them as a Granville Mall "street person" who once worked as a

prostitute.

A 2001 Vancouver Sun article listing the missing

http://www.highwayoftears.ca/missingbclist.htm

SQUAMISH # 2

Topic: 1970's Squamish, BC - possible connection between 3 murders?

Re: 1970's Squamish, BC - possible connection between 3 murders?

« Reply #20 on: August 02, 2011, 04:19:55 PM »

I'm sorry about your friend. Sadly there were so many serial killers in this area during that era, it

hard to know for sure.

Unsolved Murders | Missing People Canada

http://www.unsolvedcanada.ca/index.php?topic=3091.15

SQUAMISH # 3

Re: Jodi Henrickson~17~missing~Bowen Island/Squamish~June 20,2009

« Reply #61 on: May 23, 2012, 11:55:54 AM »

Body found on Bowen Island

By Jane Seyd, North Shore News May 23, 2012 6:34 AM

POLICE investigating the discovery of a body in a bushy area of Bowen Island say the remains

are likely not those of missing Squamish teen Jodi Henrickson.

"We don't feel it's connected to that case," said Sgt. Jennifer Pound, spokeswoman for the

RCMP's Integrated Homicide Investigation Team. Pound said investigators ruled out that the

body was Henrickson early on, although she declined to say how police did that.

Bowen Island RCMP were called out Friday at around 2 p.m. by a local resident who had

discovered the body on his land, a wooded property in the 1,000 block of Harding Road.

An autopsy is to be performed Tuesday to try to identify the victim and the likely cause of death.

Suicide remains a possibility, as does the chance that the body was dumped there.

"There are no obvious signs of injury," said Pound.

So far investigators have not confirmed whether the body - which was badly decomposed - is

male or female. "We believe the body was there for quite some time," said Pound.

http://www.highwayoftears.ca/missingbclist.htm


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Lloyd Harding, who lives on Harding Road, said he was walking down to his mailbox with his

son's dog at the end of last week when the Jack Russell terrier tried to drag him into the bush.

Harding said he noticed a bad smell in the area. "I thought someone had hit a deer he said."

Harding said he's walked right by the area where the body was found before but didn't see

anything or notice any smell in the area before last week's spell of hot weather.

Police are currently checking missing persons reports to see if they can help identify the remains.

Henrickson, then 17, disappeared three years ago on June 20, 2009 after leaving a house party

on Bowen Island with her ex-boyfriend Gavin Arnott. Neither Henrickson nor any signs of her

have shown up since then, despite several searches by both police and volunteers.

Police have repeatedly said they think Henrickson met with foul play and never left the island.

Harding said the quiet community is "shocked and very concerned" by Friday's discovery.

[email protected]

http://www.nsnews.com/news/Body+found+Bowen+Island/6663655/story.html



SQUAMISH # 4

Christopher Leo Turgeon | 3 | Missing Squamish BC | December 18, 1999

« on: July 17, 2011, 10:39:27 PM »

Case Number: 0000110

Missing Since: 18 December 1999

Missing From: Squamish, British Columbia, CANADA

Details: Christopher was abducted by his non-custodial mother, Lilia VAZQUEZ.

Missing Child:

Christopher Leo TURGEON

Date of Birth: 14 March 1996

Sex: Male

Hair: Brown

Eye: Brown

Height: 91 cm (36 feet, inches)

Weight: 19 kg (42 lb)

Additional Information: He has a mole on his lower lip on the right side. He speaks English and

Spanish. Christopher's photo is age-progressed to 7 years old.

May be in the company of:

Lilia Martinez VAZQUEZ

Date of Birth: 23 March 1974

Sex: Female


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Hair: Brown

Eye: Brown

Height: 173 cm (68 feet, inches)

Weight: 50 kg (110 lb)

Additional Information: The abductor was born in Mexico. She speaks Spanish and English.

Alias(es): Lilia MARTINEZ, Lilia MARTINEZ VAZQUEZ, Lilia VASQUEZ

Relationship: Mother

http://www.ourmissingchildren.gc.ca/cgi-bin/case.pl?id=181&lang=eng



SQUAMISH # 5

Re: 1950 - 1969 Unsolved Murders and Missing - Canada

« Reply #45 on: April 11, 2010, 06:18:24 PM »

Furry Creek, BC Okay, I am going to post some more of my findings, unfortunately, not much to

find. I will post the info over a few posts. This first lot is not in the date sequence as originally

listed. I may have found a common thread in these ones. Although they are listed as

Squamish/Vancouver cases, when I looked at the death registration information on Ancestry.ca I

found all of their locations of death were within 18km of a place called Furry Creek, BC. I have

included one that was listed as Squamish as it seems to be in the same area. I am not sure if these

young ladies actually died/were found near Furry Creek or if they were perhaps, from there, and

therefore, their deaths were listed for that location. I have to break this one into two posts as the

computer is fussing

1. 12 April 73 Helen Hopcroft, age 17, Vancouver

Her death was registered as 13 May 73, Furry Creek, BC

There was an obituary for her in the Winnipeg Free Press 7 June 73

2. 17 Feb 75 Gayle Rogers, Vancouver, BC

If it is the same young lady, found "Gail Sandra Rogers" Date of registered death, 7 Mar 75,

she was born in 1949 so she was 26,

her death is registered as "Squamish, BC"



http://www.ourmissingchildren.gc.ca/cgi-bin/case.pl?id=181&lang=eng



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SQUAMISH # 6

Fraser Member

Posts: 120

« Reply #46 on: April 11, 2010, 06:27:30 PM »

Furry Creek cont'd

3. 25 Jan 75 Margie Melinda Blackwell, 21

Death registration: 25 Jan 75, place of death, Furry Creek, BC

4. 26 Feb 76 Ruth Gwendolyn Mallenby, 26, Squamish

Death Registration: "Ruth Gwendelyne Mallenby", 7 Mar 76 Lion's Bay, (18 km from Furry

Creek, BC)

For everyone's consideration. If I find anymore with this link I will add them to this post.



SQUAMISH # 7

Sunday afternoon a group of hikers found a dead body near a hiking trail on the side of

Mamquam Road in Squamish. "It appears the man was met with foul play," said spokeswoman

Sgt. Jennifer Pound. "It does appear to be a homicide." Pound also refused to comment on media

reports that the man's body was found beaten and duct-taped.

Kim Bolan has reported the identity of the body is that of William Woo from Surrey who was an

associate of the East Vancouver hells angels but more recently went over to the other side. Now

he's in a body bag. I wonder who the prime suspects are? If the East Vancouver chapter of the

Hells angels contract a murder, that makes them a criminal organization guilty of murder. I don't

know about the Duhre Daiquiris but Lotus, now there is some old school credibility right there.

They are more than capable of professional payback.

Beaten and duck taped. Yeah that would imply foul play. It reminds me of two other cases in

Squamish. One was a guy named Alex Larsen who was run over by a truck because he was lying

in the middle of the road. It's so strange and tragic. Yes it's possible he got drunk or high and

passed out. Yet we've never heard a word either way. We don't know if he was beaten and

dumped there or if he was walking on the side of the road and a car hit him which was why he

was lying in the middle of the road before the bus ran him over. The case comes to mind and I

wish there was more pieces to that puzzle. They say he had made a decision to turn his life

around. Just like Britney Irving. Tragic indeed.

Of course there's that other bizarre case in Squamish, the murder of Javan Luke Dowling. Three

drug dealers were driving in a car in Vancouver. One of the drug dealers, shot one of the other

drug dealers in the head and the third drug dealer watched the shooter cut off Dowling's head

and dismembered his body. The two surviving drug dealers buried the body in two separate

locations in Squamish. Mihaly Illes was alleged to be the shooter while Derrick Madinski helped

him bury the body. Derrick Madinski went with Joe Brallic to LA where Joe was ripped off and

murdered.


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Meanwhile in that same original article about a new dead body being found in Squamish it later

stated there was another shooting in Surrey near the corner of 111A Avenue and 146th Street at

about 2: 40 a.m. on Sunday. It didn't even make it's own head line. Kinda sad. The point is violent

crime is continuing and as the papers also report the court system is currently in crisis. That was

before Harper's disproportionate crime bill sent the fragile system into chaos.

Gangsters Out Blog

http://gangstersout.blogspot.ca/2011/10/body-dumped-in-squamish.html

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Chapter 2

What else can we say about Senator Larry W. Campbell that he doesn’t care

about the missing and murdered in Squamish, British Columbia?

As further stated about the guy:

Larry W. Campbell moved to Vancouver in 1969, working for the RCMP

and later becoming a member of the force's Drug Squad. In 1981, he

began work for the Government of British Columbia's Ministry of Attorney

General!

Well, on Thursday, March 1, 2012 Senator Larry W. Campbell rose in the

Senate and challenged two other Senators:

Hon. Larry W. Campbell: Honourable senators, I rise today to speak on

Bill C-10, the safe streets and communities act. Before I start, I will have

to invite Senator Nolin and Senator Runciman to the province of British

Columbia so that I can show them that, on Galiano Island at least, we are

safe and that the crime rate has not risen substantially over the past few

years.

Sounds impressive, doesn’t it??

Well, until you scratch the surface!!

First of all, Galiano Island had a population growth of only from 909 to

1071 from 1991 to 2001?

WHAT??

Whereas Senator Nolin’s “riding” of De Salaberry, Québec, Canada had as

of the 2011 Census a population of 40,077.

And, Senator Runciman “riding” of Leeds – Grenville, Ontario, Canada as

of 2001 had a population of 96,606!!

Talk about not playing fair Senator Larry W. Campbell!!

Compare your “piddly little” Galiano Island, with a population of around

1,000 to other Senators with 40,077 and 96,606 populations restively??

Is this Senator Larry W. Campbell “out to lunch”???

In any event, let’s examine Senator Larry W. Campbell assertions that his

Galiano Island is free of crime!!

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Well, the first thing one finds about Galiano Island is an article about the

Marijuana grow ops on Galiano Island, British Columbia, Canada?


point of view

Light Action

May 6, 2011 - Uploaded by GIFTS Films

This video mini-doc explores Marijuana grow ops on Galiano Island, BC.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilPWt-E2jD4

WHAT??

Didn’t it say:




General!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilPWt-E2jD4

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And, in spite of this, the first thing one reads about Galiano Island is an

article about the Marijuana grow ops on Galiano Island, British Columbia,

Canada?

What was Senator Larry W. Campbell doing when he was with the Royal

Canadian Mounted Police drug squad??

Sleeping on the job??

Or, just ignoring the Marijuana grow ops on Galiano Island, British

Columbia, Canada?

After all, there are tons of photos of the “pot plants” on Galiano Island,

British Columbia, Canada on the Internet:

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More “pot plants” on Galiano Island, British Columbia, Canada on the

Internet?




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More “pot plants” on Galiano Island, British Columbia, Canada on the

Internet?




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More Marijuana “grow ops” on Galiano Island, British Columbia,

Canada?




And this guy was the Attorney General of British Columbia, Canada

entrusted with the task of prosecuting crime:




General!

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Yet, as one person said:

Will Emdomain

3 Sep 2013

https://plus.google.com/communities/107745936248739775285#communit

ies/107745936248739775285

And I own a house on Galiano Island, the RCMP officers that come onto

the island know who grows.

They could just drive onto the property!!

And in terms of any of these Marijuana grow ops on Galiano Island,

British Columbia, Canada being “busted”, the same person writes:

I haven't heard of one in almost 15 years in the South Gulf Islands (BC).

WHAT??

Larry W. Campbell was the Attorney General of British Columbia,

Canada entrusted with the task of prosecuting crime and there hasn’t been

a “bust” of Marijuana grow-ops on his Galiano Island!!

This guy wasn’t sleeping on the job – as being blind, dumb, and stupid!!

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Chapter 3

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police didn’t like being told what to

do???

As reported, the RCMP “didn’t like being told what to do. They were

Canada’s national force and they considered themselves the cream of the

cream. They figured they were the best of the best.”1

As this book exemplifies, they have turned out to possibly be one of the

worst lending credence to the statement: “the RCMP is still, alas, horribly

broken.”2

As further cited, author Paul Palango in his book “Dispersing the Fog:

Inside the Secret World of Ottawa and the RCMP” says “the public record

shows that the RCMP’s collective reputation is undeserved. For more than

35 years the force has found itself mired in a seemingly unending litany of

organizational, legal and political controversies.”3

As the former solicitor-general, and a former municipal chief of police,

Mr. Heed said B.C. must assert more control over its police. He said he

has heard too many times the RCMP promise to do better following

controversy. “Somehow, mistakes continue to be made,” he said in an

interview this week.4

“The Vancouver Police Department’s internal report on the Pickton case,

released last month, painted an unflattering picture of competing priorities

and jurisdictional squabbles that hampered the investigation into scores of

missing women.”5

“It capped off a summer of bad press for the Mounties. In June, the force’s

conduct in the Air India case, Canada’s worst mass murder, was

condemned in an inquiry that uncovered errors, incompetence and

jurisdictional bickering.”6

“Next, the commission looking into the death of Polish immigrant Robert

Dziekanski, tasered at the Vancouver International Airport, concluded

with a harsh denunciation of the behavior of four Mounties.”7

“One of the few communities that have elected to abandon the RCMP is,

ironically, Mr. de Jong’s own hometown of Abbotsford. In 1995, when the

communities of Abbotsford and Matsqui amalgamated, the Abbotsford

RCMP was dumped in favour of Matsqui’s community police force.”8

Abbotsford Mayor George Peary, who was involved with the transfer, is a

staunch supporter of his homegrown force. “We are not subject to the

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whims of a national police force,” he said proudly. Nearly all 209

members of the Abbotsford police live in the community, and he said that

naturally means better policing. “They coach teams and go to parent-

teacher meetings, they attend churches, whatever it might be – they are

part of the fabric of our community.”9

Footnotes

1. RCMP arrogance cited in bungling of Pickton case: Reluctance to co-

operate with other police forces played a role in allowing pig farmer to go

on killing, critics say

Dirk Meissner, Victoria — The Canadian Press

Published on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010

Last updated on Monday, Aug. 23, 2010

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/rcmp-

arrogance-cited-in-bungling-of-pickton-case/article1681717/

2. Globe Editorial: The RCMP is still broken

From Thursday's Globe and Mail

Published on Wednesday, Jul. 28, 2010

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/editorials/the-rcmp-is-

still-broken/article1655180/

3. Dispersing the Fog: Inside the Secret World of Ottawa and the RCMP

By Paul Palango

Press Release: October 16, 2008

http://www.dispersingthefog.com/

4 - 9. Pressure to end B.C.’s 60-year ride with the Mounties is growing

Justine Hunter and Robert Matas

Victoria and Vancouver — From Saturday's Globe and Mail

Published on Friday, Sep. 10, 2010

Last updated on Saturday, Sep. 11, 2010

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-

columbia/pressure-to-end-bcs-60-year-ride-with-the-mounties-is-

growing/article1703538/

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/rcmp-arrogance-cited-in-bungling-of-pickton-case/article1681717/

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/rcmp-arrogance-cited-in-bungling-of-pickton-case/article1681717/

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/pressure-to-end-bcs-60-year-ride-with-the-mounties-is-growing/article1703538/



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Chapter 4

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrogance in bungling the

Robert Picton case!!


point of view.

Perhaps the greatest incompetence the RCMP could have made was their

“arrogance in bungling of Pickton case” where their “reluctance to co-

operate with other police forces played a role in allowing pig farmer to go

on killing”1 [see Appendix 6a – 6d, cited below].

As emphasized by Rob Gordon of Simon Fraser University. “The RCMP

know all, cannot be told anything.”2

“The RCMP is facing criticism in the wake of a scathing Vancouver

Police Department report detailing investigative missteps on the hunt for

serial killer Robert Pickton.”3

“There’s ample evidence to indicate that the RCMP does not play well

with others and most certainly was not playing well with others in relation

to the Pickton matter,” Prof. Gordon said.4

“Thirteen women disappeared from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside after

the city’s police force first forwarded information about Mr. Pickton to the

RCMP, according to the police review.”5

The 400-page document said mistakes prevented police from arresting Mr.

Pickton until 2002 – years after officers first started looking at him as they

investigated reports of missing sex workers – and that he could have been

caught earlier.6

Mr. MacKay-Dunn, now a councillor in the District of North Vancouver,

said he was one of the first officers to believe a serial killer could be

responsible for the disappearances of dozens of women from the

Downtown Eastside.7

He said he consistently encountered resistance from RCMP brass

throughout his career, but rank-and-file officers from all forces seemed to

get along.8

But Mr. MacKay-Dunn and Prof. Gordon both agree that the RCMP

should not have its current 20-year service contract in British Columbia

renewed. The current RCMP contract in British Columbia expires in 2012.

“Absolutely, don’t do it,” Mr. MacKay-Dunn said.9

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As further reported, “two years after B.C. prosecutors dropped attempted

murder charges against Robert Pickton, Leah Best warned that the Port

Coquitlam man was a killer – but her warning was not heeded,” saying the

RCMP “didn’t seem like they cared.”10

“I did feel angry about it,” Ms. Best told CTV. “It didn’t seem like they

cared.” Eleven years later, she is convinced that 13 women’s lives could

have been saved if police had acted more aggressively on her

information.11

Ms. Best, now a grandmother in her 50s living in the Fraser Valley, says

she was introduced to Mr. Pickton through a friend, Lynn Ellingsen, who

was getting money from him for drugs.12

“Lynn said he was a millionaire,” she said. “I said, ‘Oh, some millionaire,

with gumboots and a tattered jacket.’”13

Mr. Pickton looked dirty, but didn’t appear “creepy,” she said. It wasn’t

until she ran into Ms. Ellingsen at a friend’s house that a truly horrifying

story came out.14

“She was staying at Willie’s the night before,” Ms. Best said. “She was

out wandering and came upon Willie in the barn. She said he was gutting a

woman.”15

“Ms. Best was surprised – but thought the story had a ring of truth. Ms.

Best said she thought Ms. Ellingsen would go to the police with the

information. A month later, Ms. Best went to the Burnaby RCMP

detachment herself.”16

“She was one of three informants in 1999 who related the same story: that

Ms. Ellingsen had seen a woman being butchered at the farm.”17

“I thought that they would have got a search warrant or something right

away, and looked in the freezers at least,” she said.18

RCMP Deputy Commissioner Gary Bass said "the RCMP deeply regrets

that we weren't able to gather the evidence necessary to lay a charge

sooner.”19

As further reported, “twenty outstanding murder charges against convicted

serial killer Robert Pickton have been stayed by the Crown, ending the

prospect of any more trials.”20

“Pickton, a former Port Coquitlam pig farmer now serving a life sentence

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in prison, was found guilty on six counts of second-degree murder in

December 2007 in the deaths of women from Vancouver's Downtown

Eastside neighbourhood.”21

“He was originally charged with killing 26 women, but the Crown decided

first to pursue the six cases most likely to result in convictions.”22

“The victims disappeared from the troubled Vancouver neighbourhood

between 1978 and 2001, and traces of their remains were found on

Pickton's farm, about 25 kilometres east of the city.”23

“He was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for at least 25

years. Pickton appealed the convictions to the Supreme Court of Canada,

which ruled unanimously in a decision released last week that he would

not a get new trial.”24

Footnotes

1 - 9. RCMP arrogance cited in bungling of Pickton case: Reluctance to

co-operate with other police forces played a role in allowing pig farmer to

go on killing, critics say

Dirk Meissner, Victoria — The Canadian Press

Published on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010

Last updated on Monday, Aug. 23, 2010

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/rcmp-

arrogance-cited-in-bungling-of-pickton-case/article1681717/

10 - 18. Women's lives could have been saved, Pickton informant says

Jon Woodward, Vancouver — From Tuesday's Globe and Mail

Published on Monday, Aug. 23, 2010


columbia/pickton/womens-lives-could-have-been-saved-pickton-

informant-says/article1682799/

19. Pickton investigation to be reviewed by B.C.

Last Updated: Friday, August 20, 2010

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/08/20/bc-pickton-

report-released.html

20 – 24. Twenty Pickton murder charges not to be tried

Last Updated: Wednesday, August 4, 2010 CBC News

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/08/04/bc-pickton-

charges.html

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/08/04/bc-pickton-charges.html

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/08/04/bc-pickton-charges.html

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Appendix 6a

RCMP arrogance cited in bungling of Pickton case

Deadly blunders sully police reputations

Robert Matas and Justine Hunter

Vancouver and Victoria— From Saturday's Globe and Mail

Published Friday, Sep. 10, 2010 8:18PM EDT

Last updated Friday, Sep. 10, 2010 8:20PM EDT

When forces collide: Different codes of conduct, different masters and

sometimes just different police channels can result in deadly blunders.

An extensive review of the Vancouver Police Department’s investigation

into the city’s missing women concluded that a regional police force might

have led to the arrest of serial killer Robert (Willie) Pickton much earlier.

Crime Stoppers received the first tip in the case on July 27, 1998. The

caller described a man known as “Willie” who picked up prostitutes and

reported that a recent visitor to his trailer saw at least 10 purses and

women’s identification. The caller also said Willie told others he could

easily dispose of bodies by putting them through a grinder which he uses

to prepare food to feed his hogs. The tipster called back less than two

weeks later, identifying the man as Willie Pickton and advised that Mr.

Pickton killed Sarah (de Vries) and possibly all the missing women.

By early 1999, some VPD officers strongly believed that further

investigation of Mr. Pickton was warranted. However, VPD had to rely on

the RCMP to pursue the investigation because the alleged crime scene was

in Port Coquitlam and the RCMP were responsible for policing there.

The investigation stalled at that point. Port Coquitlam RCMP turned to the

Provincial Unsolved Homicide Unit, an integrated team of RCMP and

municipal officers. The integrated unit had no vested interest in the

investigation and did not agree to pursue the information that was

available, Deputy Chief Doug LePard says.

Vancouver police made several attempts to bring the RCMP and the

homicide unit into the missing women investigation. In one instance, VPD

Detective Lori Shenher in May, 1999, asked the RCMP for copies of files

regarding homicides of six women that could possibly be linked to Mr.

Pickton. It took nine months for the RCMP to respond to her.

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The Missing Women Task Force first met in January, 2001. Mr. Pickton

was finally arrested after a rookie cop obtained a search warrant to

investigate a report of an unrelated crime.

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Appendix 6b


Also Referenced: RCMP arrogance cited in bungling of Pickton case

Dirk Meissner, Victoria— The Canadian Press

Published Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010 9:53PM EDT

Last updated Thursday, Sep. 09, 2010 6:50PM EDT


columbia/pickton/rcmp-arrogance-cited-in-bungling-of-pickton-

case/article1681717/

The RCMP is facing criticism in the wake of a scathing Vancouver Police

Department report detailing investigative missteps on the hunt for serial

killer Robert Pickton.

A British Columbia criminologist said Mounties are trained to believe they

are Canada’s top cops, while considering provincial and municipal officers

below standard.

“There’s long been tensions between the RCMP and municipal police

services,” said Rob Gordon of Simon Fraser University. “The RCMP

know all, cannot be told anything, and they’re the ones who alone stand

between chaos and civilized society.”

He pointed to deep-rooted RCMP arrogance on the Pickton investigation,

where Mounties and Vancouver police officers withheld information from

each other about women who’d been reported missing from the

Downtown Eastside beginning in the mid-1990s.

Mr. Pickton’s crimes came to light only when a rookie Mountie showed

up looking for weapons on the former pig farmer’s sprawling property in

suburban Port Coquitlam in 2002.

“There’s ample evidence to indicate that the RCMP does not play well

with others and most certainly was not playing well with others in relation

to the Pickton matter,” Prof. Gordon said.

The Vancouver police report, authored by Deputy Chief Constable Doug

LePard, said both its own department and the RCMP are to blame for

errors made during the investigation.

Thirteen women disappeared from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside after

the city’s police force first forwarded information about Mr. Pickton to the

RCMP, according to the police review.

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The 400-page document said mistakes prevented police from arresting Mr.

Pickton until 2002 – years after officers first started looking at him as they

investigated reports of missing sex workers – and that he could have been

caught earlier.

RCMP haven’t commented on the LePard report, saying they need to read

it first, but have already stated they disagree with some of its conclusions.

Prof. Gordon noted other examples of RCMP problems were highlighted

in the report of the Air India inquiry, which criticized the Mounties for

fighting turf wars with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service during

the investigation into twin Air India bombings in 1985 that killed a total of

331 people.

Prof. Gordon said the Mounties have also caused problems with the

various Vancouver-area combined police teams fighting gang violence.

He said a Vancouver police biker gang expert was drummed out of his

post in a combined RCMP-municipal team by the Mounties.

“He was a sergeant with the VPD, been a project leader, and ran into all

kinds of difficulty,” he said. “The guy was an expert, but was treated very

poorly by his RCMP colleagues.”

Former Vancouver police officer Doug MacKay-Dunn, who served in the

Downtown Eastside and retired in 2001 after 31 years of service, said he

encountered difficulties working with Mounties.

“At that point, the RCMP didn’t necessarily get along that well with other

organizations,” he said. “They didn’t like being told what to do. They

were Canada’s national force and they considered themselves the cream of

the cream. They figured they were the best of the best.”

Mr. MacKay-Dunn, now a councillor in the District of North Vancouver,

said he was one of the first officers to believe a serial killer could be

responsible for the disappearances of dozens of women from the

Downtown Eastside.

He said he consistently encountered resistance from RCMP brass

throughout his career, but rank-and-file officers from all forces seemed to

get along.

But Mr. MacKay-Dunn and Prof. Gordon both agree that the RCMP

should not have its current 20-year service contract in British Columbia

renewed.

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The current RCMP contract in British Columbia expires in 2012.

“Absolutely, don’t do it,” Mr. MacKay-Dunn said.

Prof. Gordon called the RCMP a broken organization, and said trying to

change the Mounties would be like “bending granite.”

He warned the current Liberal government against signing any new

contract with the Mounties.

“If they are going for another 20 years and the province signs off on it, the

current government deserves to fall,” Prof. Gordon said.

The RCMP launched a massive search on Mr, Pickton’s farm in 2002,

uncovering the remains or DNA of 33 women. He was charged with 27

counts of murder and eventually convicted in the murders of six women.

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Appendix 6c


Also see: RCMP seeking serial killer for 1995 deaths in B.C.

By Petti Fong, Western Bureau

Published On Wed Nov 3 2010

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/884948--another-serial-killer-

in-b-c

VANCOUVER—A serial killer who disposed of the bodies of three

women in remote areas east of Vancouver may be dead or already in jail.

The RCMP confirmed this week that they are looking for a serial killer

after finding similarities in the cases of three victims whose bodies were

discovered within two months of each other near the same area in 1995.

Staff Sergeant John Cater with the RCMP said investigators have ruled out

Robert Pickton as the women’s killer but said whoever is responsible may

have been convicted of other crimes.

Pickton is Canada’s most prolific convicted serial killer. He was charged

with killing 26 women and convicted of second degree murder in six of

those charges in 2007.

The Supreme Court of Canada earlier this year rejected his bid for a new

trial. Pickton is serving a sentence of 25 years without possibility of

parole.

The three victims were all living and working in the same area as

Pickton’s victims — in Vancouver’s working class Downtown Eastside.

Pickton was linked to dozens of women who went missing from the area

starting in the 1980s. The disappearances continued until shortly before

Pickton was arrested in 2002.

“Pickton has been excluded of being responsible for these murders,” said

Cater Tuesday. “There is no connection whatsoever.”

Cater said the three victims were killed shortly before their bodies were

discovered in the fall of 1995 and police have made appeals before for

information.

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The RCMP released photos of some of the forensic evidence they have

found at the crime scene along with more details to try and get more tips

coming in.

It appears to be working. Cater said Tuesday that police have been getting

tips since making a public appeal Monday.

“We have been successful in tracking down all sorts of people who could

be responsible. The suspect could be deceased, in jail doing long-term

crime or could have left the area,” Cater said. “We’re hopeful now on the

15th anniversary that someone will come forward with information.”

Tracy Fadola Olajide was the first victim to be found. The 30-year-old

Olajide was working in the Downtown Eastside as a sex trade worker and

was addicted to crack cocaine and the mother of one child. Her body was

discovered on a logging road on Aug. 12.

Two weeks later, the body of Tammy Lee Pipe, a 24-year-old who was

known to give money and clothing to the poor and supported her cocaine

habit by working as a sex trade worker in the Downtown Eastside, was

found in a remote wooded area in the same area. One month later, the

body of Victoria Lynn Younker, 35, who was also a sex trade worker and

drug addict, was found laying in the embankment at the dead end of a

logging road in the same area.

Simon Fraser University criminologist Rob Gordon said Tuesday that

since Pickton was arrested there were theories that the former pig farmer

from Port Coquitlam did not commit the murders by himself.

The bodies of the three victims were left out in the open likely to

decompose, said Gordon. That difference with Pickton’s victims, whose

bodies had been disposed of in a rendering plant on the farm, is the

strongest indication that police are looking at another serial killer.

Gordon said Tuesday that the RCMP are dealing with a very tough

investigation. Pickton continued his killing spree until just before he was

caught. With this serial killer, Gordon said police have three victims killed

15 years ago and nothing since.

“The chances of the police being able to identify the person responsible is

frankly zero,” said Gordon. “The trail is obviously stone cold.”

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Appendix 6d


Also see: DNA clears key suspect in murders

Lindsay Kines, Kim Bolan and Lori Culbert

Crime: Special Report

The Vancouver Sun

Friday, November 23, 2001

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:UIOqDD6ygRgJ:

www.missingpeople.net/dnaclearssuspectinmurders.htm+rcmp+dispose+o

f+bodies&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca

DNA testing has cleared the prime suspect in the murders of three women

from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside whose bodies were discovered in

the Fraser Valley in 1995, The Vancouver Sun has learned.

The DNA results mean the real serial killer has gone undetected for six

years and police say he could be responsible for some of Vancouver's

missing women cases.

"He could still be doing it and disposing of the bodies efficiently," RCMP

Constable Paul McCarl confirmed in a recent interview.

Police said in 1995 that they believed the same man killed Tracy Olajide,

Tammy Lee Pipe and Victoria Younker, whose bodies were found that

year near Agassiz and Mission. The three women -- like those who have

disappeared since -- were all involved in drugs and the sex trade.

During the investigation, police developed a long list of possible suspects

by reviewing serious sex assaults of women, especially prostitutes. The

review led them to one particular suspect, who was identified in 1995 as

Ronald Richard McCauley, a roofer from Mission.

One of the things that caught investigators' attention was that McCauley

picked up a prostitute at Vancouver's Astoria Hotel in July of that year and

drove her to Hemlock Valley, where she was beaten, raped and dumped

from his truck -- just a few kilometres from where Olajide's body was later

found.

The woman reported the incident to police and McCauley, who had a

record of similar violent offences, was arrested in September 1995,

convicted of rape in 1996, declared a dangerous offender, and jailed

indefinitely.

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"He surfaced pretty quick and he looked really, really good," said McCarl,

who is the lead investigator on the Olajide and Pipe homicides.

The things McCauley had done to the victim in the rape case, were similar

to what had been done to the murder victims, McCarl said. He also lived

in the area, had a vehicle consistent with the suspect's, and he was known

to frequent the Downtown Eastside and hire prostitutes.

In addition, McCauley once told a parole hearing that had he not been

arrested for two rapes and attempted murders in the early 1980s, he

"would have become a serial killer such as Clifford Olson."

"I thought we had the guy," McCarl said.

But despite the circumstantial evidence, police never had enough to lay

murder charges against McCauley.

The semen recovered at the crime scenes in 1995 had been degraded by

bacteria and police were initially unable to test it, McCarl said.

As the years passed and technology improved, however, the laboratory

eventually used new techniques to re-test the samples and provide police

with a DNA analysis.

The results confirmed that one person was "associated" to at least two of

the women prior to their deaths. The findings also raised the possibility

that two men might have been involved in the murders.

But, unfortunately for police, the results also confirmed that investigators

had the wrong name at the top of their suspect list; Ronald Richard

McCauley wasn't their man, after all.

"He looked the best, so we pursued him," McCarl said. "And when we

found out it wasn't going to be him, we were all disappointed."

In fact, it was such a surprise to police, that investigators tried for a time to

figure out whether McCauley might still have been involved, so

convincing was the circumstantial evidence against him.

"But realistically, we decided it's not him, it's somebody else," McCarl

said.

McCauley did not respond to requests for an interview, but his former

lawyer, Susan Ludford, said she wasn't surprised by the RCMP's findings.

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"He volunteered that DNA sample to clear himself," Ludford said. The

RCMP didn't use a warrant to get it. "So I'm glad he's cleared; I didn't

think he was guilty of that in the first place."

The DNA results were a significant turn of events for the RCMP, because

investigators considered McCauley a suspect not only in the Olajide, Pipe

and Younker homicides, but in the disappearances or murders of four

other women as well.

Mary Lidguerre, Catherine Gonzalez, Catherine Knight and Dorothy

Spence all vanished from the Downtown Eastside the same year as the

Valley murders. Lidguerre's remains were found two years later in North

Vancouver, but the bodies of Gonzalez, Knight and Spence have never

been found, and their names are currently on the list of up to 45 women

who have vanished from city streets over the past two decades.

The RCMP did not consider McCauley a suspect in the disappearances of

women who vanished after September, 1995, because he was in custody

from that point onward.

But now he has been cleared, it means the real killer could be responsible

for the three Valley murders, Lidguerre's death and any number of the

missing women cases as well.

"If you just look at some of them, you see there's some consistencies,"

McCarl said. "Where were they missing from? What were they doing prior

to when they went missing? Who were their associates?

"There's got to be a couple more ... that the same person's responsible for.

"And my personal belief is that Vancouver isn't the only hunting ground.

The person's probably hunting over on the Island, up in the Interior, and

across the border."

Given that possibility, senior investigators met in Kelowna last year to

discuss cases of murdered and missing sex trade workers from around the

province. The Valley murders, Vancouver's missing women, and the

murders of women on Vancouver Island and in the Interior were all part of

the agenda.

In the end, McCarl said investigators agreed on the need for a joint forces

team assigned exclusively to those files. The feeling, he says, was that

"they shouldn't work on anything else and that way they can stay focused

and pursue it until they conclude it."

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Earlier this year, the RCMP and Vancouver city police moved to set up

just such a team, which now has 16 people doing a review of missing and

murdered sex trade worker files from around the province.

Interestingly, the person selected for the file coordinator's job on the task

force, also has a direct link to the Valley murders; Sergeant Wayne Clary

attended the scene where Younker's body was discovered in 1995 and he

also attended the autopsy.

Clary acknowledges the possible link between the missing women cases

and the Valley murders, but said it's strictly a coincidence that he has

worked both files. His involvement in the Valley murders was limited to

attending the crime scene and the autopsy on the Younker case, he said.

Still, McCarl said it will work to the Crown's favor if both he and Clary

are still involved in the cases when they go to court. "Those are our gold

cards when it comes to a prosecution."

It's also helpful for the families, he said. "It's nice to have some continuity

with the cop that was at the scene and found their daughters or sisters."

The Sun contacted the families of Pipe and Olajide for this article, but they

chose not to comment.

McCarl said he continues to stay in contact with family members. "We

call them, they don't call us. That makes me think that they must be

satisfied in knowing that we haven't rolled over -- we never give up."

After the RCMP realized McCauley wasn't their man, investigators on the

Olajide, Pipe and Younker files began compiling long lists of other

possible suspects, McCarl said.

One of the theories is that the killer had either lived in the area, was a

logger, fisherman or hunter familiar with the region, or perhaps had been

incarcerated at one of the correctional facilities in the Fraser Valley and

became familiar with the area while on a work-release program.

McCarl said investigators hope to find a way to use computers to combine

police, prison and parole records with lists of voters, hunters, fishermen

and loggers in the region.

"Anything electronic that we could get was going to get pulled and sorted.

And then we would try and give it parameters and see whose name comes

up the most frequently ... whoever comes up the most frequently gets

targeted first.

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"And that's what we're looking at now, is basically creating a list of the

best people to look at and going and finding them and trying to follow up

with them."

The problem is that a computer program has yet to be developed that

could handle such massive amounts of information. RCMP Inspector

Keith Davidson, a psychological profiler who helped develop the RCMP's

computer system for tracking serial offenders, confirmed he is currently

trying to find a way to use computers to assist in the investigations of the

Valley murders and the missing women.

McCarl also said the RCMP recently brought profilers from Ottawa and

Winnipeg, to visit the Mission and Agassiz crime scenes. This was done to

"give a better idea of what type of person we should be looking for and

make sure that we have covered off all the lists of possible suspects."

McCarl said he's in regular contact with the missing women task force,

which has been reviewing all sexual assaults, attempted murders and

murders of women in the sex trade around the province. So far, the review

has turned up a list of more than 600 potential suspects.

"They're doing the complete review and then they'll see who they want to

target," McCarl said. "And then they'll go out and find these people or

then try and eliminate them or see whose name shows up most frequently.

"It's a very methodical, well-considered plan to follow up on these

investigations. I think it's going to work. But it's not a quick fix and it will

take lots of time and they'll have to keep those people working on that file.

"They're looking at two years and, in all likelihood it probably could be

more like four. Once a potential suspect is identified, then that will be the

focus of the investigation."

McCarl rejected criticism that has been levelled at police -- particularly in

Vancouver -- that they don't care about the murders and disappearances

because the victims are marginalized women involved in drugs and the sex

trade.

"The cops cared on this file, and the guys that really care are the ones that

are on this task force right now," he said. "There's not one person down

there that I don't have 100 per cent respect for ... they are generally the

best in their field and that's what you need."

McCarl said police recently thought they had a good suspect in the Valley

murders, and the force pulled out all the stops to find the best people to

handle wiretap and undercover operations.

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"The best people for the jobs were all identified and contacted and willing

to participate and I see that happening with the group of people they've got

[on the task force]. Anything that they identify, it'll come to pass ... they're

not going to roll over until they know who is responsible."

Nor, he says, will he.

"Six years down the road, we're still spinning wheels, saying, 'Whodunit?'

he said. "But I feel confident that, eventually, it will be successfully

concluded -- that we will find out who it was."

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Chapter 5

Ramsay preyed on young Aboriginal women!!

Let’s look at some other cases where the RCMP have not actually shined?


point of view.

In this case, as cited “a Kamloops RCMP constable is suing top-ranking

members of his own police force, prosecutors and several cabinet

ministers for $1 million in damages.”1

As noted, “in a writ filed in B.C. Supreme Court, Const. Joseph Dale

Kohut seeks damages for a "malicious" investigation by the RCMP, who

were looking into allegations that some Prince George police officers were

complicitous or involved in abuse of prostitutes.”2

David Ramsay, a former provincial court judge, was sentenced in 2004 to

seven years in jail after he was charged with preying on young aboriginal

women, ranging in age from 12 to 17, over an eight-year period beginning

in 1992. Ramsay pleaded guilty to one count of sexual assault causing

bodily harm, three counts of obtaining sexual services from someone

under 18 and breach of trust by a public officer.3

After his conviction, B.C. aboriginal leaders demanded an inquiry into

allegations that surfaced at Ramsay's trial that at least 10 police officers

knew about Ramsay's conduct and either looked the other way or got

involved. The RCMP created a special task force called Project E Prevails

to look into the stories about its officers.4

Kohut was stationed in Prince George from April 1991 to June 2004 and

had to "deal with, and reveal his identity to, individuals involved in

prostitution and the drug trade," the writ states. It says Kohut was told Jan.

31, 2005, that he was the subject of a criminal and internal investigation.5

In March 2005, RCMP went to the home of Kohut's ex-wife Sandi Quayle

and told her "he had engaged in violent sexual relations with child

prostitutes," the writ says. The investigators knew Kohut and Quayle were

separated and "engaged in a spirited custody battle" over their daughter.

"As a result . . . Const. Kohut lost custody of his daughter," the writ

claims.6

It also alleges that RCMP investigators then went to Kohut's current wife

Lisa, told her Kohut "had engaged in violent sexual relations with child

prostitutes . . . and inquired as to whether Lisa Kohut was infected with a

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sexually transmitted disease."7

Bob Sandbach of Prince George, whose late daughter Celynn was just 13

when she was attacked by Ramsay, was outraged to hear of Kohut's

lawsuit against the RCMP. "This is why we're demanding a public inquiry

into how a prominent and well-known judge could have openly picked up

and abused all these underage girls, like my daughter, without the police

knowing," said Sandbach.8

"My daughter told me by name about several police officers who abused

her or were regular dates paying for sex." Sandbach said the allegations in

Kohut's writ, which he read yesterday, "prove this whole thing just

stinks."9

He said he is "outraged" that Kohut considers himself a victim. His

daughter, Celynn, 22, who had been battling drugs died in hospital April

1.10

On Oct. 3, 2006, Kohut's writ alleges, RCMP internal investigator Sgt.

Armin Teitz disclosed Kohut's "identity to the mass media" and said

Kohut had been "suspended on the basis of reliable evidence that he had

engaged in sexual relations with minors involved in prostitution."11

Kohut says he suffered "pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life,

embarrassment and loss of reputation, loss of opportunity for

advancement, loss of the opportunity to earn income and extensive legal

expenses."12

Again, the question must be asked: why do provinces put up with this

police force, it would be less disastrous and more economically feasible to

have their own provincial police forces -- more control and less costly if

one as to pay out such lawsuits for RCMP mis-actions?

Footnotes

1 - 12. Cop sues RCMP over sex probe

By The Vancouver Province November 27, 2007

http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/story.html?id=2b7d502e-6066-

4c42-934b-c7a3bf810ae8&k=13952

http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/story.html?id=2b7d502e-6066-4c42-934b-c7a3bf810ae8&k=13952

http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/story.html?id=2b7d502e-6066-4c42-934b-c7a3bf810ae8&k=13952

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Chapter 6

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police probe into Ramsay sexually

abusing young Aboriginal women fizzled!!


point of view.

As cited, “for an eight-year period in Prince George starting in 1992,

former provincial court judge David Ramsay openly preyed on young,

often underage aboriginal girls. Ramsay was charged with several sex-

abuse counts in 2003.” 1

“Ramsay was charged and, after a lengthy trial, sentenced June 1, 2004, to

seven years in jail. In September of this year, he was denied early day

parole.” 2

“In 2004, the RCMP launched its own internal investigation, Project E

Prevails, after allegations surfaced during and after the Ramsay case that

approximately 12 of the complainants alleged they had engaged in paid

sexual encounters with members of the RCMP." 3

What?

“Then-assistant RCMP commissioner Gary Bass, who is also named in

Kohut's suit, said police didn't do anything about it at the time because so

many officers ‘in a small town’ like Prince George had been named by

prostitutes.” 4

What?

“The RCMP decided to proceed against Const. Justin Harris in 2005. The

RCMP eventually alleged that Harris, who was at one time Const. Joseph

Kohut's partner, behaved in ‘disgraceful manner’ while he worked in

Prince George, sexually touched an underage prostitute during an

improper search, and on another occasion paid her for sex.” 5

“But the force lost its internal case due to the delay in proceeding with the

case.” 6

What?

“Kohut, who Prince George Const. Gary Godwin described as ‘a very fine,

fit constable when I worked with him briefly several years ago’ is still

working in Kamloops.” 7

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Was it another example of RCMP justice for none?

Footnotes

1 – 7. RCMP's internal probe fizzled

By The Vancouver Province November 27, 2007.

CanWest MediaWorks Publications Inc.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1bATSi6Kvf8J:w

ww.canada.com/theprovince/news/story.html%3Fid%3D601f98b1-eddd-

43a0-9809-

fd7e04f9a17a+rcmp+%22Project+E+prevails%22&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk

&gl=ca

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1bATSi6Kvf8J:www.canada.com/theprovince/news/story.html%3Fid%3D601f98b1-eddd-43a0-9809-fd7e04f9a17a+rcmp+%22Project+E+prevails%22&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca





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Chapter 7


Coroner Inquest Results – where Terry Mallenby was not an unwilling witness!!


point of view.

Let’s put this part of the story into perspective as a very apparent RCMP

[Royal Canadian Mounted Police] and Canadian Government Conspiracy:

1976 Coroner’s Inquest held in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada

ruled the homicide was by Person or Persons Unknown

1979 RCMP S/Sgt John Thomas Randle writes a letter saying that

this “little guy” was a murderer1

Staff Sgt. John Thomas Randle: Royal Canadian Mounted

Police

[Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

Wallice Bellair (Autor)

http://www.amazon.de/Staff-Sgt-John-Thomas-

Randle/dp/1481214012/ref=sr_1_89?ie=UTF8&qid=13789924

96&sr=8-89&keywords=wallice+bellair

1979 RCMP S/Sgt John Thomas Randle writes a letter saying that

this “little guy” was a murderer is given to John Gomery2a

1979 M.J. Hauser of the Correctional Service of Canada in memo(s)

says that this “little guy” was a murderer3

1979 Nicole Bomberg of the Canadian Human Rights Commission

in memo(s) says that this “little guy” was a murderer4

Nicole Bomberg: Another Canadian Human Rights

Commission Liar [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]


http://www.amazon.de/Nicole-Bomberg-Another-

Canadian-Commission/dp/1482029863/ref=

sr_1_131?ie=UTF8&qid=1378993606&sr=8-131&

keywords=wallice+bellair

1979 Lorisa Stein of the Canadian Human Rights Commission in

memo(s) says that this “little guy” was a murderer5

http://www.amazon.de/Staff-Sgt-John-Thomas-Randle/dp/1481214012/ref=sr_1_89?ie=UTF8&qid=1378992496&sr=8-89&keywords=wallice+bellair



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Lorisa Stein: Another Canadian Human Rights Commission Liar

[Englisch] [Taschenbuch] Wallice Bellair (Autor)

http://www.amazon.de/Lorisa-Stein-Another-

Canadian-Commission/dp/1482029707/ref=

sr_1_130?ie=UTF8&qid=1378993606&sr=8-130&


1980 The “little guy” being unemployed seeks relief from his

Canada Student Loans, however, the Judge turns out to be John

Gomery and his request is denied2b

1980 The “little guy” being unemployed seeks a disability pension

[Canada Pension Plan] using RCMP S/Sgt John Thomas

Randle, M.J. Hauser of the Correctional Service of Canada

memo(s), Nicole Bomberg of the Canadian Human Rights

Commission memo(s) and Lorisa Stein of the Canadian Human

Rights Commission memo(s) – his request for disability

pension approved

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder:

Caused by RCMP Harassment and Illegal Acts [Englisch] [Taschenbuch] Wallice Bellair (Autor)

http://www.amazon.de/Post-Traumatic-Stress-

Disorder-Harassment/dp/1482524872/ref=

sr_1_164?ie=UTF8&qid=1378993747&sr=8-164&


1981 The “little guy” being unemployed again seeks relief from his

Canada Student Loans, the Judge not being John Gomery, and

his request is approved

1981 The RCMP fabricate more “bull shit” about the “little guy” to

railroad him into jail

1990 After 14 years of accumulating evidence, the “little guy”

successfully sues the RCMP [see Appendix 1, cited below]

1993 The “little guy” blew the whistle on Newfoundland Social

Service Minister Kay Young’s Whitbourne Centre [see

Appendix 2, cited below]

1996 The “little guy” went back on his Canada Pension Plan

disability pension with a psychiatrist diagnosis that the “little

guy” suffered with Post Traumatic Stress – Chronic Type,

Social Phobia, etc [see Appendix 3, cited below]

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1990 As part of dealing with his Post Traumatic Stress – Chronic

Type he took to writing about the RCMP false statements,

harassment, illegal, acts:

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en mat re de fa te Pa a s de ust ce ontr a e

#500-11-002290-894)OCLC Number: 29205400 – 1990




R.C.M.P. Sgt. John ("Jack") Thomas Randle's legacy to Canada.

ISBN: 0969594429 9780969594420

OCLC Number: 46531882 - 1996


ISBN: 0969594429 9780969594420

OCLC Number: 46531882 - 1996




Human rights violations in Canada by federal agents of the

Canadian Human Rights Anti-Discrimination Agency of the Public

Service Commission of Canada.

ISBN: 0969594453 9780969594451

OCLC Number: 46528081 - 1997

Is he Canada's example of another Mark Furman : R.C.M.P. Sgt.

John ("Jack") Thomas Randle purposefully committed lies,

fabricated evidence, made false statements & committed illegal

acts! ISBN: 0969594437 9780969594437

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OCLC Number: 43152171 - 1997

Complete discharge from bankruptcy including preferred student

loans due to Royal Canadian Mounted Police harassment: a most

unusual case of bankruptcy.

ISBN: 0968290469 9780968290460

OCLC Number: 46563182 – 1997




Canadian anti-discriminate [sic] directorate and Canadian public

service staff Nicole Bomberg's legacy to Canada.

ISBN: 0968290469 9780968290460

OCLC Number: 46563169 - 1998

Canadian anti-discrimination directorate and Canadian public

service staff Lorisa Stein's legacy to Canada.

N: 096959447X 9780969594475

OCLC Number: 46563137 - 1998

Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers Sgt. John ("Jack")

Thomas Randle's & Cpl. Jackett's legacy to Canada.

ISBN: 0968290442 9780968290446

OCLC Number: 46563215 - 1998

Judge John Gomery's inapproprivate comments based on lies,

false statements, fabricated statements & illegal acts by R.C.M.P.

Sgt. John Thomas Randle.

ISBN: 0968290477 9780968290477

OCLC Number: 46563154 – 1998

Can police harassment involving illegal acts, false statements and

fabricated evidence lead to a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress

disorder sufficient to approve permanent disability pension?

ISBN: 0969594488 9780969594482

OCLC Number: 46563102 - 1998

1998 The United Nations wasn’t interested in “the little guy”:

Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations and Mary

Robinson, the Human Rights Commissioner: their legacy to the

world. OCLC Number: 49268248

1998 To shut the “little guy” up, the RCMP fabricate more “bull

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shit” about the “little guy” to railroad him into jail

2000 The Canadian Investigative Program wasn’t interested in “the little guy”:

Story 'too hot' for the investigative program "The Fifth Estate"!!

OCLC Number: 48670944

2005 Did apparent RCMP stooge professor Helen Brown

purposefully fabricate a statement about the “little guy’s” son

to interfere with his university program6

This RCMP stooge professor Helen Brown also tried the same

with the “little guy’s” daughter

2006 Did the RCMP have the Canadian Military purposefully issue

the “little guy’s” daughter clown sized boots so she would not

make BMQ and eliminate her from a career with the Canadian

military 7

2007 Did the RCMP have the Canadian Military apparently “poison”

the “little guy’s” son so he would not make BMQ and

eliminate him from a career with the Canadian military8

2008 The RCMP had some ruffians harass the “little guy’s” wife,

daughter and son9

2009 Did the RCMP have a private security employer deny the “little

guy’s” son essential emails10

2009 Did RCMP stooge Canadian Minister Diane Finley

purposefully accept lies of a private security employer about

the “little guy’s” son and daughter to eliminate a career in

private security11

2010 The RCMP made up some cock-and-bull reason not to accept

the “little guy’s” son as a recruit thus eliminating his potential

career with the RCMP12

2010 Did RCMP stooge Manitoba Health Minister Theresa Oswald

purposefully accept lies from the “cool kids gang” to harass,

isolate and discriminate against the “little guy’s” daughter13

Did RCMP stooge Manitoba Health Minister Theresa Oswald’s

“cool kids gang” also try to harass and isolate the “little guy’s”

son

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2011 The Canadian Government and RCMP are censoring this

current author’s attempts to bring this conspiracy to light,

where the Canadian Government and the RCMP are obviously

censoring what appears on Amazon.com14

Terry Mallenby Successfully Sued the RCMP: RCMP harasses his

children and wife

http://www.amazon.com/Terry-Mallenby-Successfully-Sued-

RCMP/dp/1480143685/ref=sr_1_14?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=135149387

0&sr=1-14&keywords=MALLENBY

2012 Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and RCMP Commissioner

Robert Paulson upload 40 year old RCMP lies about Terry Mallenby, as

payback because Terry Mallenby successfully sued the RCMP over their

lies!!

2013 Senator Larry W. Campbell, former RCMP officer, and former Chief

Coroner says he doesn’t give a “shite” about the 1976 coriner inquest

results – the RCMP will continue their campaign of illegal acts,

harassment of Terry Mallenby, his wife, and children!!

After all, the RCMP are above the law!!

And can do as they please, especially with Canadian Prime Minister

Stephen Harper at the helm!!

And that unethical RCMP Commissioenr Robert Paulson who still denies

female RCMP officers have been sexually harassed for decades!!

The RCMP and the Canadian Government still owe this “little

guy” one million dollars in lost wages, when is he going to

receive it?

Footnotes

1. The “little guy” knew full-well long, long ago that there were “lying

bastards” in the RCMP [interspersed amongst the many fine RCMP

officers protecting our citizens and country]!

Canada’s Po ce orce L es fabr cat on er ur ... and uc orse?

“Before his death he was able to tell a nurse at the hospital that an RCMP officer

jumped up and down on him”

2a & 2b. The “little guy” knew full-well long, long ago what a “miserable

bastard” John Gomery was and has waited over 30 years before the rest of

http://www.amazon.com/Terry-Mallenby-Successfully-Sued-RCMP/dp/1480143685/ref=sr_1_14?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1351493870&sr=1-14&keywords=MALLENBY



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the country and world would find out about him:

A Federal Court ruling has blasted the biased musings of Judge John

Gomery

3 - 5. The “little guy” knew full-well long, long ago what “lying bastards”

were employed by the Federal Government of Canada and has waited over

30 years before the rest of the country and world would find out about

such things:

There's No Such Thing as Human Rights in Canada!

6. The “little guy” knew full-well long, long ago what “lying bastards”

were employed by the Federal Government of Canada and the RCMP and

here is the story about the “lying professor” as an apparent RCMP stooge

who tried to interfere with the “little guy” son’s education:

The lying professor? And, the lying V.P.?



here is the story about the “lying doctor” as an apparent RCMP stooge

who tried to interfere with the “little guy” daughter’s potential military

career:

The lying doctor? And, the lying general?



here is the story about the apparent attempted “poisoning” of the “little

guy” son’s thus eliminating his potential military career:

Canad an overn ent Cons rac Was t s ‘k d’ o soned?



here is the story about the harassment of the “little guy’s” wife and

daughter and son by RCMP stooges:

Canada’s Po ce orce L es fabr cat on er ur ... and much worse?

“Before his death he was able to tell a nurse at the hospital that an RCMP officer

jumped up and down on him”



here is the story about a vindictive employer as an apparent RCMP stooge

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who tried to interfere with the “little guy” son’s safety:

Canada’s Very Own “Three Blind Mice”! Who concluded that antibiotics

are for stress?



here is the story about a vindictive employer as an apparent RCMP stooge

who tried to interfere with the “little guy” daughter’s employment:

Vindictive Employers: Nothing but poison!



here is the story about the RCMP making up some cock-and-bull nonsense

so they would not have to accept the “little guy’s” son as an RCMP

recruit:

f You L ke To Catc Bad u s T s Po ce orce Doesn’t Want You?



here is the story about the RCMP using a provincial government

department to sex-discriminate, harass, and isolate the “little guy’s”

daughter:

Is slavery alive and well in Canada? There is absolutely no protection for

female employees against vindictive employers!

14. The Canadian Government and RCMP are censoring this current

author’s attempts to bring this conspiracy against this “little guy” and his

family to light, where the Canadian Government and the RCMP are

obviously censoring what appears on Amazon.com:

Is Canada's Police Force Filtering What the World Reads about Them?

The "Crazy Canuck" apparently wrote a bogus review to help out?

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Appendix 1a

The “little guy” sued for lost wages of 1.3 million dollars [with actuarial

evidence] and the first out-of-court settlement that the Federal

Government of Canada and the RCMP offered him was $150,000?

The “little guy” told the lawyer that wasn’t enough, and the second out-of-

court settlement that the Federal Government of Canada and the RCMP

offered him was $275,000?

The “little guy” said that represented a moral victory over “the bastards”

and said accept it!

As far as the “little guy” is concerned, the Federal Government of Canada

and the RCMP still owe him the remaining 1 million dollars, together with

a sizeable amount for his wife and children who have themselves been

harassed by the Federal Government of Canada and the RCMP!

As for the current author can tell, all he can say is that there are apparently

many “lying shit-heads” working for the Federal Government of Canada

and the RCMP and that there is enough material out there in the press

about them:

Perverts, Sexual Deviants Occupy Top RCMP Ranks – New Allegations Suggest

Saturday, November 12th, 2011

The Link Paper

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Appendix 1b The “little guy” successfully sued RCMP!

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Appendix 1c The “little guy” successfully sued RCMP!

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Appendix 1d The “little guy” successfully sued RCMP!

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Appendix 2

The “little guy” went off his Canada Pension Plan disability pension first

approved in 1979, thinking the RCMP harassment may have finished?

However, he was unable to cover-up for an apparent “sleeze ball”, as cited

in the current author’s new book:

Whistleblower! And darn proud of it!

http://www.amazon.com/Whistleblower-darn-

proud-Terry-Mallenby/dp/1466427574/ref=

sr_1_22?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1318962745&sr=

1-22

As cited, this ‘little guy’ who lost a job after blowing the whistle on the

Whitbourne Centre to Premier Clyde Wells and Social Services Minister

Kay Young, had warned these two “idiot” politicians of the dangers at the

Whitbourne Centre!1

However, they wouldn’t listen [just like all the Whistelblowers cited in

this book and elsewhere2] and got rid of their own whistleblower only to

find out a year later that a tragedy did occur at the Whitbourne Centre!

With the Newfoundland there was a Whistleblower who wrote to

Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells and to Newfoundland Social Services

Minister Kay Young telling them that the security at the maximum

security youth centre, the Whitbourne Centre, was lax and should be

improved.3

What did Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells and Newfoundland Social

Services Minister Kay Young do?

They didn’t listen to the Whistleblower; instead they fabricated some

cock-and-bull excuse and got rid of him, just like all the government

ministers and managers cited in this book and elsewhere.4

And what did that “sleaze-ball” Social Services Minister Kay Young do;

she even violated the violation of the Freedom of Information Act and the

Privacy Act to make sure this whistleblowers was good-and-gone!

Can’t have anyone blowing the whistle on political / government

incompetence can we:

November 16, 1994

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS

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Vol. XLII No. 62

http://www.assembly.nl.ca/business/hansard/ga42session2/94-11-16.htm

MR. FITZGERALD: Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

My question is to the Minister of Social Services. I want to ask the

Minister of Social Services why she released information on the

employment history of a Mr. xx, the former operations manager at the

Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Centre, in clear violation of the

Freedom of Information Act and in violation I believe of the Privacy Act?

MR. FITZGERALD: Mr. Speaker, not only did the minister violate the

Freedom of Information and Privacy Act but she also gave false

information, Mr. Speaker, about Mr. xx's employment history. The

minister said that Mr. xx had been fired for reasons related to job

performance. The official record of employment the department gave to

Mr. xx and to Employment Canada says he was dismissed for breach of

trust and loss of confidence. Now I ask the minister, did the minister

know, Mr. Speaker, that she was giving false information in her press

release? Will she now admit Mr. xx was fired because he blew the whistle

and disclosed the information as to what was actually happening out at the

Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Centre?

Now comes that “sleaze-ball” Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells:

November 17, 1994

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS

Vol. XLII No. 63

http://www.assembly.nl.ca/business/hansard/ga42session2/94-11-17.htm

MR. W. MATTHEWS: Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker.

I have a question for the Premier, following up on the line of questioning

by the member for Bonavista South yesterday dealing with the Minister of

Social Services Kay Young. Now, on November 8, 1994 the Minister of

Social Services Kay Young issued a public statement, a written press

release, where she referred to the dismissal of one Mr. xx at the

Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Center at Whitbourne. In that she

talked about the reasons for dismissal, job performance and work history.

I want to ask the Premier, in light of the minister's public statement that is

clearly a violation of the Freedom of Information Act and the Privacy Act,

but particularly the Freedom Information Act, section 10 (1) (b): Does the

Premier consider this conduct and behavior of the Minister of Social

Services Kay Young to be acceptable?

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MR. W. MATTHEWS: - and in that written, deliberate statement

pertaining to the situation, she said: Mr. xx was dismissed for work related

problems, job performance. Now the record of employment belonging to

Mr. xx states that he was dismissed for breach of trust and loss of

confidence, so in essence, the minister in her statement, issued a false

statement. The reason was inaccurate and incorrect, so I want to ask the

Premier: does he feel that the conduct of the Minister of Social Services

Kay Young, in issuing a false, public statement is behaviour and conduct

acceptable for a minister of his Administration or, is he going to allow the

standards and behaviour and conduct of the ministers to sink to an all-time

low in this Province, where, individual privacy will no longer be

protected?

What happened a year later, due to the lax security, one of the youth

committed suicide and a stink was raised about Newfoundland Premier

Clyde Wells and Newfoundland Social Services Minister Kay Young

ignoring these Whistleblower warnings!

Terry Mallenby Successfully Sued the RCMP:

Newfoundland Kay Young reveals PTSD sufferers name to media

http://www.amazon.com/Terry-Mallenby-

Successfully-Sued-RCMP/dp/148014472X/ref=

sr_1_16?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1351419624&sr=

1-16&keywords=Mallenby

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Footnotes

1. The Newfoundland Department of Social Services is the worst

department this author has ever read about, AMICUS No. 16972196,

National Library of Canada.

2. Some Canadian Whistleblowers

Topics: Whistleblowers

http://fairwhistleblower.ca/wbers/canadian_wbs.html

3. The Newfoundland Department of Social Services is the worst

department this author has ever read about, AMICUS No. 16972196,

National Library of Canada.

4. Some Canadian Whistleblowers

Topics: Whistleblowers




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Appendix 3a

The “little guy” was diagnosed with a multitude of disorders as a

consequence of RCMP and Federal Government illegal acts, harassment

and other abuse.

Author’s note: Anyone who has to identify a loved-one in the morgue can appreciate

the horror, grief, anger one experiences?

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Appendix 3b

Author’s note: Anyone who has to identify a loved-one in the morgue can appreciate

the horror, grief, anger one experiences?

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Appendix 3c

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Chapter 8




point of view.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police doesn’t like the fact that the “little guy”

successfully sued them.

So what did they do, they uploaded their 1976 lies when the “little guy” was age 28

and again in 2013 when the “little guy” was age 65??

Let’s first define a Coroner’s Inquest in British Columbia Canada.

Coroner’s nquest

An inquest is held and a Verdict at Inquest is written. Inquests are formal court

proceedings, with a five-person jury, held to publicly review the circumstances of a

death. The jury hears evidence from witnesses under subpoena in order to determine

the facts of the death.

So what have the RCMP done, they have uploaded their 1976 lies that this “little guy”

was an unwilling witness:

Husband reluctant witness .at Mallenby inquest - digitalcollections.ca

www.digitalcollections.ca/.../r/.../19760401_Squamish_Times.pdf

http://www.digitalcollections.ca/.../r/.../19760401_Squamish_Times.pdf

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Bob Paulson has 40 year old lies uploaded to internet as RCMP payback [Paperback] Wallice Bellair (Author)

http://www.amazon.com/Terry-Mallenby-Successfully-Sued-

RCMP/dp/1480196673/ref=sr_1_25?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1353404949&sr=1-

25&keywords=Wallice+Bellair

http://www.amazon.com/Terry-Mallenby-Successfully-Sued-RCMP/dp/1480196673/ref=sr_1_25?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1353404949&sr=1-25&keywords=Wallice+Bellair



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However, as can be seen below, the author has the original Coroner Inquest

report sent to him by the Coroner’s office of British Columbia Canada!!

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Author’s Note: The letters and numbers [P3ai] at the bottom of the above noted letter

refers to the evidence the “little guy” submitted to the Federal Court of Canada when

he SUCCESSFULLY SUED the Royal Canadian Mounted Police!!

The RCMP didn’t like this and has harassed the author, his wife and children since

that time!!!

And they did that when they knew the author’s lawyer was out of town in 1976??

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Again, the author has to put the facts straight!!!

The verdict in this 1976 Coroner’s Inquest – by persons or persons unknown:

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So what have the RCMP done, they have put some more bull-shit about the “little

guy” – this time that he was an unwilling witness which is what the RCMP [through

the Crown] told the Coroner in 1976!!!

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Chapter 9




point of view.

The big sucky babies fight back by uploading 40 year old RCMP

lies!!!

Sanfu Chen, a librarian at Simon Fraser University Library, uploads 40

year old RCMP lies to please Prime Minister Stephen Harper both of

whom come from Alberta???

Well, idiot Sanfu Chen, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and that other

moron RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson, the husband was NOT

reluctant witness at Mallenby inquest!!!!

That was more lies by the RCMP in 1976!!

The shit RCMP spread the lie that the husband was an unwilling witness

in 1976!!!

The shit British Columbia Crown spread it that the husband was an

unwilling witness in 1976!!!

Forty years later in 2013, RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson has these

RCMP lies uploaded to internet, as RCMP payback because Terry

Mallenby successfully sued the “arses”!!

Forty years later in 2013, Prime Minister Stephen Harper has these RCMP

lies uploaded to internet, as RCMP payback because Terry Mallenby

successfully sued the “arses”!!

British Columbia Minister of Justice, Attorney General Shirley Bond

couldn’t give a shite that forty years later in 2013 RCMP Commissioner

Bob Paulson had these RCMP lies uploaded to internet, as RCMP payback

because Terry Mallenby successfully sued the “arses”!!

British Columbia Minister of Justice, Attorney General Shirley Bond

couldn’t give a shit that forty years later in 2013 Prime Minister Stephen

Harper has these RCMP lies uploaded to internet, as RCMP payback

because Terry Mallenby successfully sued the “arses”!!

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As can be seen above, the author has the original Coroner Inquest report sent to him

by the Coroner’s office of British Columbia Canada proving these were nothing but

lies as an attempt to railroad Terry Mallenby into jail!

And, when that failed, the Canadian Government and the RCMP decided to upload

these 40 year old lies to the internet in 2013, as payback because Terry Mallenby

successfully sued them!!

Terry Mallenby is now, now a senior citizen!

He is a graduate of Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia,

Canada!

He attended Prince of Wales Secondary School, and his in-laws were invited to the

Canadian “commoner” Royal Wedding [Autumn Kelly wed the Queen's eldest

grandson, Peter Phillips].

So, what is this bull-shit being pulled by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper

and that moron RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson?

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, when are you going to take down the 40

year old RCMP lies from the internet??

Terry Mallenby: Hey Squamish Library - By Person or Persons Unknown!

http://www.amazon.com/Terry-Mallenby-Squamish-Library-

Persons/dp/1480136174/ref=sr_1_10?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1351419826&sr=1-

10&keywords=Mallenby

http://www.amazon.com/Terry-Mallenby-Squamish-Library-Persons/dp/1480136174/ref=sr_1_10?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1351419826&sr=1-10&keywords=Mallenby



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Chapter 10


Coroner Inquest Results – what an “arse hole”!!


point of view.

Why would two Alberta University graduates travel all the way to Squamish to

upload these 40 year old RCMP lies???

Why would an Alberta University graduate travel all the way to Squamish to upload

these 40 year old RCMP lies?

Ah, doesn’t Prime Minister Stephen Harper come from Alberta:

“ te en ar er as born n Toronto Ontar o n 19 9 and re u n t e suburbs

of Leaside and Etobicoke. Following graduation from high school, he moved to

Alberta to work briefly in the oil industry, and then entered post-secondar stud es.”

What kind of graduates does Alberta have?

“Darb Love and anfu C en bot a en to be graduates of the library studies

ro ra at t e Un vers t of A berta.”

Why would a University of Alberta graduate travel all the way to Squamish British

Columbia, Canada?

A distance of 1,223 km – around 1,000 miles?

Why would a University of Alberta graduate travel all the way to Squamish British

Columbia, Canada to upload one article from a non-existent newspaper to the

internet?

“T e co an t at o ned t e a er doesn't ex st an ore so e t e brar as

verbal permission to use the archives of the Squamish Times there is no formal

document making it clear so an application is in front of the copyright board seeking

formal acknowledgement that the library can publish the newspaper archive online,

sa s anfu C en.”

What was Sanfu Chen‘s purpose?

The author revealed!

Apparently - Squamish, British Columbia, Canada is the home of Liars!

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These people published their 40 year old lies anyway at the insistence of Prime

Minister Stephen Harper and RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson!!

Squamish Public Librarian Sanfu Chen & Darby Love!

Sanfu Chen: Liar [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]


http://www.amazon.de/Sanfu-Chen-Liar-Wallice-

Bellair/dp/1482572443/ref=sr_1_194?ie=

UTF8&qid=1378993802&sr=8-194&keywords=

wallice+bellair

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Darby Love: Liar [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]


http://www.amazon.de/Darby-Love-Liar-Wallice-

Bellair/dp/1482572508/ref=sr_1_195?ie=


wallice+bellair

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With the help of the Squamish Chief newspaper Laila Michell, David

Burke, Rebecca Aldous?

Squamish Chief newspaper: Liar newspaper of Canada [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]


http://www.amazon.de/Squamish-Chief-newspaper-

Liar-Canada/dp/148257912X/ref=sr_1_199?ie=


wallice+bellair

Here’s that “jack-ass” Sanfu Chen again:

raduate student anfu C en s fts t rou t e qua s L brar ’s arc ves

Photo by Rebecca Aldous, The Chief Newspaper, Squamish, British Columbia

Canada

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Does Rebecca Aldous or David Burke help upload 40 year

old RCMP lies as payback [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]


http://www.amazon.de/Terry-Mallenby-Successfully-

Sued-RCMP/dp/1480154911/ref=sr_1_16?ie=


wallice+bellair

What was that article from a defunct newspaper that Sanfu Chen uploaded

for Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and RCMP Commissioner

Bob Paulson:



This article appeared in 1976 and, as cited above, was based on RCMP

lies from 1976 made to the Coroner’s Inquest in an effort to railroad Terry

Mallenby into jail!


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Sanfu Chen uploads 40 year old RCMP lies as payback

[Englisch] [Taschenbuch]


http://www.amazon.de/Terry-Mallenby-Successfully-

Sued-RCMP/dp/1480154717/ref=sr_1_15?ie=


wallice+bellair

So who is Sanfu Chen?

Here she is again:

Historical Squamish photos and documents go online

Project awaiting word on next round of funding to carry on

by John French

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As cited:

“ ett n t e ater a s ub s ed on ne s brar an anfu C en's task. e started

full-time with the library in Squamish in June armed with a Library and Information

stud es de ree a on t under raduate stud es n art stor .”

Hmmm!

Sanfu Chen starts in June and shortly thereafter she puts out on the internet this article

about the author being a supposed unwilling witness??



Who would want this out there so fast – why the RCMP that’s who!!

Surely Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper would want to do his fair share to

help the RCMP out – why not have two people from the University of Alberta

pretend they are doing an internet project, and guess what the first article they put out

on the internet is some “bogus shit” about the little guy!!

Squamish: Liar capital of Canada? [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]


http://www.amazon.de/Squamish-capital-Canada-

Wallice-Bellair/dp/1482579111/ref=sr_1_198?ie=


wallice+bellair


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Chapter 11

An open letter to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper goes

unanswered?

Right Hon. Stephen Harper

Prime Minister of Canada

Hill Office

House of Commons

Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6

Telephone: 613-992-4211

Fax: 613-941-6900

EMail: [email protected]

Right Hon. Stephen Harper

Prime Minister of Canada

Constituency Office

1600 - 90th Avenue SW, Suite A-203

Calgary, Alberta T2V 5A8

Telephone: 403-253-7990

Fax: 403-253-8203

Lisa Lapointe, Chief Coroner

Chief Coroner's Office

Metrotower II Suite 800 –

4720 Kingsway

Burnaby, B.C. V5H 4N2

Phone: 604 660-7745

Facsimile: 604 660-7766

E-mail: [email protected]

Media Contact

Barb McLintock

Coroner, Strategic Programs

BC Coroners Service

250-356-9253

[email protected]

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, when are you going to take down

the 40 year old RCMP lies from the internet??

Squamish published RCMP lies in 1976 about Terry Mallenby when he

was age 28!

Squamish again publishes these same RCMP lies in 2013 about Terry

Mallenby when he was age 65!

mailto:[email protected]



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Squamish Times newspaper published RCMP lies in 1976 about Terry

Mallenby when he was age 28!!

Squamish Chief newspaper published same RCMP lies in 2013 about

Terry Mallenby when he was age 65!!

“T e co an t at o ned t e a er doesn't ex st anymore so while the library has

verbal permission to use the archives of the Squamish Times there is no formal

document making it clear so an application is in front of the copyright board seeking

formal acknowledgement that the library can publish the newspaper archive online,

sa s anfu C en.”

These people published their 40 year old lies anyway at the insistence of Prime

Minister Stephen Harper and RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson!!

That makes Squamish the liar capital of Canada, don’t you think?

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, when are you going to take down the 40

year old RCMP lies from the internet??

Terry Mallenby, BA, BSW, MA

former federal peace officer

senior citizen & old age pensioner

No answer from Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper?

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Chapter 12

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper – the rat?

People like Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper aren’t worth much – he

ignores the sordid murder of Mary Steinhauser!!

So let’s look at Harper’s great accomplishments!

As mentioned, Prime Minister Stephen Harper and “his government don’t see the

death of our fallen heroes as a priority and it hasn’t made the list for the last

budget”1!!

And to the well being of our men in uniform, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen

Harper isn’t interested, as this brave young soldier tells in his suicide note:

Sorry but I can't take it anymore.

I love you mom, Shaun, James, Mike, Grandma, Aunti,Tom.

Please know that I needed to stop the pain.

PS. I don't deserve any kinda fancy funeral. Just family.

So, as far as Terry Mallenby is concerned, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen

Harper you can take your Christmas message and stick it where the sun doesn’t

Shine2!!

People have already pegged Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper for what he is

and that isn’t much3!

Footnotes

1. Prime Minister Stephen Harper and “his government don’t see it as a priority and it

hasn’t made the list for the last budget”!!

‘Our prime minister and his government don’t see it as a priority’

by Aaron Wherry on Monday, November 5, 2012

A fund created to help with the funeral costs of veterans has been rejecting two-

thirds of applicants and the executive director blames the Harper government.

Jean-P erre o er sa s t e ave been et t on n te en ar er’s

Conservative government to not only overhaul the rules, but to increase the

st end ven to t ose o do qua f for ass stance. “Our r e n ster and s

overn ent don’t see t as a r or t and t asn’t ade t e st for t e ast

bud et ” sa d o er. “We ca e c ose ast bud et ’ to d and our

improvements were taken off the list at almost the last minute. We hope in the next

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federa bud et e can see t s t rou .” “Veterans affa rs and t e r n ster

Steven Blaney, they are committed to see this change through. I would tell, and

ou can quote e on t at t e rob e s t t e overn ent of Canada.”

Fund intended for impoverished veterans' funerals rejects most applications

The Canadian Press

Published Sunday, November 4, 2012 2:22PM EST

Last Updated Sunday, November 4, 2012 5:28PM EST

OTTAWA -- A federal burial fund meant to give impoverished veterans a final,

dignified salute has rejected over two-thirds of the applications it's received since

2006.

And of the requests that are accepted, Ottawa contributes just over $3,600 toward

the funeral cost of destitute ex-soldiers, a figure that is substantially lower than

what some social services departments pay towards the burial of the homeless

and those on welfare.

According to figures put before Parliament, of the 29,853 requests made to the

veterans funeral and burial program, 20,147 pleas for funding 67.4 per cent were

rejected.

Burial fund for poor veterans rejects most applicants

The Canadian PressPosted: Nov 04, 2012

Just recently, funeral directors meeting in Ottawa complained they were often

subsidizing the shortfall between the federal government's $3,600 stipend and the

nearly $10,000 price tag of modern funerals.

Goyer says the fund sometimes is bypassed now and requests go directly to

provincial social services, which in some cases contribute up to $5,000.

The Royal Canadian Legion has also been lobbying to see the stipend increased

for the funeral rate paid for serving members of the Forces, which is now over

$13,000. The Legion argues the eligibility rules flaunt the Canadian Forces

Military and Veterans Re-Establishment and Compensation Act.

Fund to bury poor veterans rejects 67% of pleas

Pays less than welfare does

Murray Brewster, The Canadian Press

Published: Monday, November 05, 2012

Jean-Pierre Goyer says they have been petitioning Stephen Harper's

Conservative government to not only overhaul the rules, but to increase the

stipend given to those who do qualify for assistance.

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"Our prime minister and his government don't see it as a priority, and it hasn't

made the list for the last budget," said Goyer.




2. As far as everyone is concerned - you can tell this “jack-ass” to stick his

Christmas message where the sun doesn’t shine!!

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3. People have already pegged Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper for what he

is and that isn’t much!

http://fredericks-artworks.blogspot.ca/2012_06_01_archive.html

http://fredericks-artworks.blogspot.ca/2012_06_01_archive.html

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Chapter 13

Here’s some more “crap” by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper

against our fallen heroes!

The families of at least four unmarried soldiers killed in Afghanistan have stepped

forward to file human-rights complaints.

The relatives allege Veterans Affairs discriminates in favour of married troops in

the payment of a $250,000 death benefit, The Canadian Press has learned.

The cases, which are at the investigation stage, follow the dismissal last week of a

similar complaint by the parents of Corporal Matthew Dinning, who died in an

April, 2006, Kandahar roadside bombing.

A federal human-rights tribunal rejected the complaint of Lincoln and Laurie

Dinning because Veterans Affairs abruptly decided to recognize their son’s

girlfriend as his common-law spouse, technically making him no longer single.

Errol Cushley, the father of Private William Cushley, and Beverley Skalrud, the

mother of Private Braun Scott Woodfield, confirmed they have launched their

own challenges of the death stipend, which was instituted as part of an overhaul

of veterans benefits in 2006.

The families of Trooper Jack Bouthillier and Trooper Marc Diab have launched

similar complaints.

“You have four men killed in the same battle, three of them are paid $250,000,

(but) William does not qualify because he is single. It doesn’t make any sense to

me,” said Errol Cushley, who lives near Wallaceburg, Ont.

“I always understood you couldn’t discriminate on those grounds.”

William Cushley was one of the soldiers killed in the opening phase of Operation

Medusa, as Charles Company of 1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment charged

across Kandahar’s Arghandaub River into the teeth of a Taliban ambush.

The death benefit complaint is a matter of equity and fairness, and not driven by

money, said the grieving father.

“People are going to try and turn it into that and I don’t care,” said Mr. Cushley.

“I would gladly give everything I own to have my son back. I’ll give them

$250,000, you give me Will back. He was my only son.”

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Ms. Skalrud’s son died in an armoured vehicle accident in November, 2005, as

Canadian troops moved into Kandahar.

The death benefit had not been enacted at the time, but the Conservative

government chose to backdate it for the families of troops who had died in the

months prior to April 1, 2006. Still, Ms. Skalrud was excluded because Braun

Woodfield was single.

“It felt wrong in the pit of my stomach right from the beginning,” said Ms.

Skalrud.

“Was the life of my son worth less than a married soldier? That’s what this says to

me. This policy is wrong and I’m definitely willing to pick up the torch.”

Her comments were echoed by Jihan Diab, whose son Marc died in March 2009.

“It’s not right. My son served as equally as any other married soldier – or soldiers

that were in common-law status,” said Ms. Diab.

The Canadian Human Rights Commission does not comment on complaints that

are under investigation. But on the dismissal of the Dinning case, a spokesman

said an important policy issue has been left in limbo.

“The question is still an important one and has yet to be addressed. Entitlement to

these benefits in similar situations remains an issue,” said David Gollob, the

commission’s communications director.

Both Mr. Cusley and Ms. Skalrud say Veterans Affairs has told the human-rights

commission their complaints should not be pursued because they were not filed

within one year of the alleged discrimination taking place, required under the law.

But the parents argue they are part of a continuing discrimination because some of

the latest soldiers to die in Afghanistan were single.

Raynald Bouthillier, whose son was killed in a roadside bombing in March, 2009,

said he wasn’t aware until recently that the government made a distinction

between married and single soldiers.

“I think when other families find out they’ll say something,” said Mr. Bouthillier

of Hearst, Ont.

New Democrat veterans affairs critic Peter Stoffer demanded an investigation into

the Dinning case Wednesday, saying the federal government owes it to the family

to explain how and when it decided to recognize their son’s girlfriend as a

common-law spouse.

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The family had four years of emotional anguish fighting the case through a

human-rights tribunal only to have the department accept a previously rejected

application, he said.

“It’s rather cruel,” Mr. Stoffer said. “The most respectful way I can say this is that

it’s very, very disrespectful of those families who’ve lost loved ones serving their

country.”

He said he believes the department deliberately short-circuited the Dinning

complaint to keep the families of all other single soldiers at bay.

The cost of paying the benefit to all soldiers was examined by the department in

2007. It was estimated that paying single soldiers would have bumped up the cost

of the program by $3-million per year.

“If there are other Canadian Human Rights Tribunal cases involving the New

Veterans Charter death benefit, it would not be appropriate to comment before

decisions are rendered,” said department spokeswoman Janice Summerby.

Under the old system, the federal government paid a supplementary death benefit,

calculated at two times the member’s annual earnings.

The cash went to the spouse, or another designated beneficiary of the soldier. If

there was no beneficiary, the money would go into the estate.

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Chapter 14

Sorry but I can't take it anymore!

As cited:1

“A family's fight for a soldier's honour”

by Leslie MacKinnon, CBC, Posted: April 5, 2012

At first glance, it seems a sad story and perhaps nothing more. Stuart Langridge,

a soldier based in Edmonton, having attempted suicide six times before, finally

succeeded on March 15, 2008 when he hanged himself in his room at CFB

Edmonton.

He was 28, a dangerous age for young men. His relationship had failed, his

biological father had just died and he was addicted to alcohol and cocaine. He

was also disillusioned with the army, an institution he had revered since he

became a cadet when he was 12.

Corp. Langridge had served in Bosnia and Afghanistan. He suffered from chest

pains, nightmares, night sweats, tremors, anxiety and depression, all symptoms of

post-traumatic stress disorder.

His parents - his mother Sheila and stepfather Shaun Fynes - claim the Army did

not take their son's condition seriously, and are asking the Military Police

Complaints Commission to report on whether the military police investigation

into their son's death was inadequate, biased and meant to exonerate the

Canadian Forces.

Amongst the volumes of documents tabled at the Commission are interviews the

Fynes did with military investigators.

Sheila and Shaun Fynes' anguish spill out over the thousands of pages of evidence

filed at the MPCC. In conversations that go on for hours, where they don't so

much answer questions as finish each other's sentences, they keep repeating, "You

don't understand how angry we are." They obsess over their dead son's

possessions - a leather chair, a computer that was disabled, a Jeep that was so

damaged in military storage after Langridge's death they spent thousands to

repair it.

In many ways, they seem like grieving parents who, in the wake of the awfulness

of a child's suicide, are looking for someone to blame.

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And yet, throughout the dozens of white binders containing reports, emails,

letters, videos and interviews piled on tables at the Commission, a story emerges

of the military's callousness and ineptitude in dealing with a dead soldier's family.

Most egregious was the matter of Langridge's suicide note. It was short and yet it

revealed multitudes:

Sorry but I can't take it anymore.

I love you mom, Shaun, James, Mike, Grandma, Aunti, Tom.

Please know that I needed to stop the pain.

PS. I don't deserve any kinda fancy funeral. Just family.

But the note wasn't given to Langridge's parents until 14 months later. The

military's reasoning was that the note was part of evidence in a sudden-death

investigation, and could only be released through access to information.

Before he died Stuart Langridge changed his will and his next of kin designation

so that his mother was his heir and his stepfather the will's executor. But these

papers were lost, and this gave rise to the second outrage, in his parents' eyes.

The bitterness the Fynes bear about how they feel they were marginalized at their

own son's funeral is monumental. There was no "family" funeral, but a full

military send-off. Langridge's ex-girlfriend, whom he'd broken up with, was

recognized by the Army as his next of kin.

At the funeral, the Fynes said, they were asked to move to the second row so that

the ex-girlfriend's family could take the first pew.

The Fynes wanted a regimental flag given their son was so proud of his

Strathconas regiment, but the Canadian flag was chosen.

"The flag was stripped from his casket and presented to someone else, right under

our noses", Sheila Fynes told interviewers.

After Langridge's death his will and next-of-kin notice were found behind a filing

cabinet in a military office.

In an interview with military police, Shaun Fynes said he now regrets urging his

stepson to go into the military, and that even the sight of a soldier on a street

corner makes him angry. "I will be absolutely relentless ... Stuart's honour will be

restored."

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Footnotes

1. “A family's fight for a soldier's honour”

by Leslie MacKinnon, CBC, Posted: April 5, 2012

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Chapter 15

Now, let’s look at another brave soldier, Warrant Officer Matt

Stopford”!

Let’s now look at the hero, Warrant Officer Matt Stopford, and how the

Canadian government screwed him over as long as they could!1

Citing ver batim news articles and postings about this hero will give the

reader a taste of what this poor soldier had to put up with!

“Military Tells Soldier His Own Troops May Have Plotted To Kill Him”

By Peter Worthington, Toronto Sun, 8-12-99

“Ex-warrant officer Matt Stopford has suffered since his duties in Croatia, including

the loss of vision in his right eye. - Norm Betts, SUN The Canadian military thinks a

soldier debilitated by mysterious ailments was not a victim of possible PCB-

contaminated sandbags while peacekeeping in Croatia, but was being poisoned by

his own men.

In an extraordinary letter dated Aug.4 and hand-delivered to retired Warrant Officer

Matt Stopford, Brig.-Gen. Patricia Samson, the Provost Marshal of the Armed

Forces, writes: "Information has recently come to light that indicates you may have

been the victim of systematic ingestion of naphtha gas during your tour to Croatia in

1993."

Samson, the military's top cop, goes on to say it is "alleged," and that the allegations

"have some credence," that "minute amounts ... of naphtha gas were covertly put into

your coffee on a regular basis by other servicemen over an extended period of time

... the majority of your time in theatre."

She urges: "I implore you not to make this information public at this time," because a

"criminal investigation" is being "vigorously" pursued.

Stopford, living alone in Peterborough, says the letter, delivered by Capt. Vince

Mancini, Operations Officer of the National Investigation Service (CFNIS), told him

it was considered too sensitive for the mail or phone and that as well as naphtha gas

in his coffee, battery acid was probably put in his food.

Stopford says: "He seemed surprised at the contents of the letter, and when I said I

didn't believe it, he said: 'I thought you'd say that.'"

Mancini then asked what Stopford knew of the memorandum removed from soldiers

files to the effect that they had possibly been exposed to bauxite-filled sandbags

contaminated by PCBs.

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Stopford, once a super-fit soldier with no history of malingering or medical

problems, is a physical wreck following duty in Croatia. His stomach is a mess, he

bleeds from the rectum, his bones and joints constantly ache, he's gone blind in his

right eye, and has difficulty breathing. Some days are worse than others, but all are

bad.

This, in a soldier who played on the army's national soccer team and who recalls, "I

could run 20Ks without breathing hard."

One veteran of Croatia, who asked not to be identified because he fears military

retaliation, said: "It's inconceivable that his troops would try to harm Stopford -- he

was well-respected by subordinates, by his peers and by his superiors. An excellent

soldier, and a fine man."

Retired Col. Michel Drapeau, former director-general of DND's Executive

Secretariat, says in 34 years in the military he's never seen anything like this. "It's

incredible, the letter maligns Stopford as a leader and soldier by suggesting his men

tried to 'frag' (kill) him," he says. "The letter is also an indictment against the

soldiers of his platoon. It is simply astonishing that the Provost Marshal would make

such allegations in a letter while a criminal investigation is under way in what's a

case of attempted murder."

In her letter, Samson urges Stopford to tell his doctor about possibly being poisoned,

while "imploring" him not to go public.

“ 've t ou t about t e etter c rea u sets e sa s to ford. t s so tota

ludicrous that I decided to go public. I've spoken to other guys in my platoon -- a lot

of them are sick since Croatia -- and they say they haven't been contacted by the NIS

investigators."

One would think they'd have been contacted before telling Stopford his men had tried

to poison him.

"In Croatia, Stopford's leadership was saving lives, not risking them," one soldier

said, unwilling to be identified.

(As an aside, I've never known the Canadian military so fearful of reprisals from

above if they speak up -- in itself revealing.)

"I know my men, the guys I served with, and if anyone was out to get me, I'd have

known it," says Stopford. "Besides, how could you drink coffee with gasoline in it

and not know? Gasoline floats on water. As for battery acid in my food -- it makes no

sense."

Scott Taylor, publisher of the military magazine Esprit de Corps and co-author of the

book Tested Mettle, which first exposed the possibility of Stopford and other soldiers

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being exposed to PCB-contaminated soil and bauxite in sandbags in Croatia, says he

was told yesterday that "the whole 13th floor of DND (the executive floor) was in a

flap over this letter whose contents they weren't talking about."

Stopford commanded a platoon of the Princess Pats in Croatia involved with filling

sandbags with possibly PCB-contaminated bauxite. A memo put in every soldier's

file by medical officer (Navy) Lieut. Eric Smith to this effect was mysteriously

removed from files.

“ o eone s oved a co of t e e o under door en as a atoon

commander in Calgary," says Stopford. "I checked with my platoon and they'd all

signed the memo, which had disappeared from their files. So I made photocopies and

gave them to the soldiers, and told them to hold on to them and not put them in their

files."

Stopford was commended for his leadership in Croatia -- one of the cool heroes of

fighting in the Medak pocket against invading Croatian military. Ironically, he saved

lives rather than put troops at greater risk.

He feels he can no longer trust the army. "I'm fighting Veterans Affairs for a

disability pension, and I don't trust army doctors who just gave me medications and

said my sickness was all in my head. My civilian doctor took me off medication, and

I'm now seeing specialists -- a toxicologist, neurologist, psychologist,

rheumatologist, stomach doctor and the like."

As for his own troops trying to poison him, he thinks the army is trying to absolve

itself from responsibility for Croatia. "I think they were hoping I'd snap -- lose it and

go off the deep end. Otherwise why would they tell me before they had fully

investigated the case?"

Commented one officer: "They're saying, in effect, that Matt was such a son of a

bitch his men wanted to kill him."

Stopford lives on only his army pension, yet has the same spirit of independence and

personal pride he had as a soldier: "To say I'm disappointed in the army puts it

mildly. Instead of sending a doctor or someone to help, they send a cop who says my

own people were trying to kill me. That's hard to swallow."

Stopford is expected to hold a press conference in Ottawa today concerning the

Provost Marshal's extraordinary letter.

Brig.- en. Patr c a a son as unava ab e for co ent.”

Author’s Note: Please remember, the Canadian Military could have

saved him!

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Instead, they lied to him over and over again until it was too late?

Welcome to Canada!

Footnotes:

1. “Military Tells Soldier His Own Troops May Have Plotted To Kill Him”

By Peter Worthington, Toronto Sun, 8-12-99

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Chapter 16

Let’s look at Warrant Officer Matt Stopford again!

Let’s have another look at Warrant Officer Matt Stopford’s ordeal, and how

the Canadian Military “arses” screwed him over as long as they could!

Citing ver batim news articles and postings about this hero will give the

reader a taste of what this poor soldier had to put up with!1

“Military Hero Left Out In The Cold ...Again”

by Dartman » 12/ 05/ 02 12:58 pm

Toronto Sun

Dec.5/02

Ex-Soldier Kept From Ceremonies

By Peter Worthington

“W ere as ex-Warrant Officer Matt Stopford?

Last weekend some 350 soldiers and ex-soldiers who had served with the 2nd

Battalion Princess Patricias in Croatia, attended ceremonies in Winnipeg where

Governor General Adrienne Clarkson presented the unit with the new Commander-

in-Chief Unit Commendation.

The award goes to a unit or sub-unit that has "performed an extraordinary deed or

activity of a rare high standard in extremely hazardous circumstances."

The Pats got it for their firefight with Croats in 1993 in the Medak Pocket, when

Croat forces were killing Serb civilians in the Krajina, and the Pats were trying to

stop them. The Canadians estimate they inflicted 100 casualties, including 33 dead,

while enduring just four wounded and no one killed. It was an unpublicized, largely

unknown battle of the peacekeeping phase of the Balkans.

The award comprises of an illuminated scroll for the battalion and a small gold bar

bearing the Vice-Regal lion and tiny red maple leafs that every soldier in 2 Battalion

will wear. The pin is a Canadian version of the U.S. Presidential Unit Citation -- a

blue bar in a gold frame worn on the right chest (2 PPCLI earned this in the Korean

War).

When I asked, no one at DND was sure where the GG's lion pin would be worn. But

every soldier in the unit can wear it, but only those who came under fire in the

Medak pocket can wear it after they leave 2nd Battalion.

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There was one notable absence at the ceremonies in Winnipeg -- a man who played a

key role in the fighting, who led with courage and resourcefulness, but is now a

pariah to DND -- former Warrant Officer Matt Stopford.

He never has fully recovered from mysterious illnesses contracted in Croatia.

Stopford blames toxic soil, but DND says no, even though other soldiers are

afflicted.

Stopford got no invitation to the ceremonies and hasn't been told he is entitled to the

pin.

He's blind in one eye, his body wracked with internal ailments. Nearly seven years

after leaving Croatia, he was told his own men were trying to poison him -- for being

too gung-ho!1

Until the media got wind of his case (mainly The Sun) Stopford was getting only 10%

disability pension, which was then upped to 100%.

He now is suing DND for not being told that some troops under his command sought

to poison his coffee with naphtha gas, battery acid and shoe blackener.

DND's bid to have his suit dismissed failed and a trial awaits -- which shouldn't have

prevented him being invited to join comrades in getting the award.

Scott Taylor's best-selling book Tested Mettle tells of Stopford's leadership in the

Medak Pocket, when he was ordered not to interfere and prevent Croatian soldiers

raping Serbian women.

Ironically, soldiers who sought to incapacitate him with poisoned coffee presumably

were honoured at the Winnipeg ceremonies. Although not identified, the alleged

perpetrators of what is one of the army's most heinous offence -- fragging a superior

-- will wear the GG's award for "extraordinary performance" and "rare, high

standard of behaviour."

Stopford is disappointed, but reluctant to say anything that might detract from

others.2

"This is another slap in the face for Matt," said his brother Andy, from Ripley, Ont.

"I can't believe the government treats him like he doesn't exist."

For what it's worth, I agree. The moral is don't make waves, don't sue DND. Still, it's

shabby to make an unperson of a soldier whose leadership saved lives and earned

reco n t on b s countr and a ro ot on n t e f e d.”


saved him!

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Welcome to Canada!

Footnotes

1 – 2. “Military Hero Left Out In The Cold ...Again”

by Dartman » 12/ 05/ 02 12:58 pm

Toronto Sun

Dec.5/02

Ex-Soldier Kept From Ceremonies

By Peter Worthington

This hero may be reluctant to say, but the author isn’t – what Canadian Military

“scum” to treat Warrant Officer Matt Stopford this shabbily!

When the author lived in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada he used to see poor Warrant

Officer Matt Stopford making his way through the town, living with “he's blind in

one eye, his body wracked with internal ailments. Nearly seven years after leaving

Croatia, he was told his own men were trying to poison him -- for being too gung-

ho”!

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Chapter 17

Naturally, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police [RCMP] lay no charges?

Not surprising to the author, the RCMP laid no charges against those that

“poisoned” Warrant Officer Matt Stopford?

Let’s read ver batim about this conclusion by the RCMP:1

“No charges laid in poisoning of officer”

CBC News

Last Updated: Thursday, January 18, 2001 | 8:49 AM ET

“Soldiers who allegedly tried to poison their warrant officer while serving in Croatia

eight years ago have nothing to fear from the law.

A reporty by the Military Complaints Commission confirms charges can't be laid in

the case.

Retired warrant officer Matt Stopford is blind in one eye and suffers from a list of

health problems. He says he was exposed to toxic soil in Croatia.

But RCMP Insp. Russ Grabb, who led the police investigation into the case, says the

source of Stopford's problems was something more mundane – his coffee cup.

Grabb told a news conference last May that at least six soldiers had put things such

as naphtha gas, antifreeze, and shoe polish in Stopford's coffee.

FROM MAY 30, 2000: Canadian soldiers tried to poison commander

"This is a case we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt," Grabb said. "In fact, there

is no doubt."

The allegations are something Stopford himself won't believe. He says he would

serve again with the same men.

The RCMP say they had evidence soldiers were plotting similar attacks against other

superior officers, Grabb said. And, most damning, some officers knew about the

incidents.1

But by the time an investigation got under way, it was too late to lay military

charges. The three-year statute of limitations was up.2

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Despite the confidence Grabb has in his evidence, the case was deemed too weak for

criminal court.


saved him!


Welcome to Canada!

Footnotes

1. “No charges laid in poisoning of officer”

CBC News, Last Updated: Thursday, January 18, 2001 | 8:49 AM ET

With some soldiers like this in the Canadian Military, anything is possible: “The

RCMP say they had evidence soldiers were plotting similar attacks against other

superior officers, Grabb said. And, most damning, some officers knew about the

incidents.”

2. This is an interesting point: “But by the time an investigation got under way, it

was too late to lay military charges. The three-year statute of limitations was up.”

That’s exactly what the RCMP did with one of their own members, they waited till

the statutes of limitations expired but they did not remove the false – fabricated

statements:


ISBN: 0969594429 9780969594420

OCLC Number: 46531882 - 1996

Is he Canada's example of another Mark Furman : R.C.M.P. Sgt. John ("Jack")

Thomas Randle purposefully committed lies, fabricated evidence, made false

statements & committed illegal acts!

ISBN: 0969594437 9780969594437

OCLC Number: 43152171 - 1997

Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers Sgt. John ("Jack") Thomas Randle's & Cpl.

Jackett's legacy to Canada.

ISBN: 0968290442 9780968290446

OCLC Number: 46563215 - 1998

Judge John Gomery's inappropriate comments based on lies, false statements,

fabricated statements & illegal acts by R.C.M.P. Sgt. John Thomas Randle.

ISBN: 0968290477 9780968290477

OCLC Number: 46563154 – 1998

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Chapter 18

Here’s a final comment about Stephen Harper, Canada’s prime minister!

Funerals cost well over $10,000 for our fallen heroes!

Stephen Harper pays a measly $3,500!

Are you sure you can spare it skin-flint Stephen Harper?

As cited:

A fund created to help with the funeral costs of veterans has been rejecting two-

thirds of applicants and the executive director blames the Harper government.

And of the requests that are accepted, Ottawa contributes just over $3,600 toward

the funeral cost of destitute ex-soldiers, a figure that is substantially lower than

what some social services departments pay towards the burial of the homeless

and those on welfare.




The Royal Canadian Legion has also been lobbying to see the stipend increased

for the funeral rate paid for serving members of the Forces, which is now over

$13,000. The Legion argues the eligibility rules flaunt the Canadian Forces

Military and Veterans Re-Establishment and Compensation Act.

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Four books were suppressed by Create Space?

Why?

What do they have to hide?

Having read this version, do you see any reason to suppress it by

Create Space??

I don’t!!

Terry Nevada

[email protected]


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SOME ARTICLES PRIOR TO THE BRITISH COLUMBIA RCMP 1976 &

1979 LIES AND TERRY MALLENBY’S SUCCESSFUL SUIT AGAINST THE

BRITISH COLUMBIA RCMP!!

Some articles by Terry Mallenby

former federal peace officer

old age pensioner & PTSD disability pensioner due to RCMP lies

former Classification Officer BC Maximum Security Penitentiary

former Classification Officer BC Medium Security Mountain Prison

former Probation Officer NFLD Social Services Department*

former Facility Operations Manager Whitbourne Youth Secure Custody

Cognitive development: the functional aspect of symbolization and language,

by Terry W Mallenby


Publisher: Winnipeg, S. Evans, ©1973.

A bibliography of research on spatial and social behaviour

by Terry W Mallenby


Publisher: Winnipeg : Thomas Todd Press, 1973.

A bibliography of research on spatial behaviour.

by Terry W Mallenby; Ruth G Roberts


Publisher: Winnipeg : Thomas Todd Press, ©1973.

A note on perceived self-acceptance of institutionalized mentally retarded (IMR)

children.

by TW Mallenby

ISSN: 0022-1325


Article

Language: English

Publication: The Journal of genetic psychology, 1973 Sep; 123(1st Half): 171-2

Database: From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of

Medicine.

Personal space : direct measurement techniques with hard-of-hearing children

by Terry W Mallenby


From: Environment and behavior ; v. 6, no. 1 (March 1974).

Publisher: [Beverly Hills, CA] : Sage Publications, 1974.

101

Effect of discussion on reduction of magnitude of Poggendorff illusion.

by TW Mallenby

ISSN: 0031-5125


Publication: Perceptual and motor skills, 1974 Oct; 39(2): 787-91


Medicine.

Personal space: projective and direct measures with institutionalized mentally retarded

children.

by TW Mallenby

ISSN: 0022-3891


Publication: Journal of personality assessment, 1974 Feb; 38(1): 28-31


Medicine.

Personal Space: Projective and Direct Measures with Institutionalized Mentally Retarded

Children

by Terry Mallenby

ISSN: 0022-3891


Publication: Journal of Personality Assessment, v38 n1 (19740201): 28-31

Database: ERIC The ERIC database is an initiative of the U.S. Department of Education.

Personal Space: Direct Measurement Techniques with Hard-of-Hearing Children

by Terry W Mallenby


Accession No: EJ098610

Publication: Environment and Behavior, 6, 1, 117-122, Mar 74


MALLENBY, TERRY W., Personal Space: Direct Measurement Techniques with Hard-

of-Hearing Children: Environment and Behavior 6(1) p. 117

N: 0013-9165


Publication: Environment and Behavior, v6 n1 (19740301): 127-127


102

The effect of extended contact with "normals" on the social behavior of hard-of-hearing

children.

by TW Mallenby

ISSN: 0022-4545


Publication: The Journal of social psychology, 1975 Feb; 95(First Half): 137-8


Medicine.

The personal space of hard-of-hearing children after extended contact with 'normals'.

by TW Mallenby; RG Mallenby

ISSN: 0007-1293


Publication: The British journal of social and clinical psychology, 1975 Sep; 14(3): 253-7


Medicine.

The Effect of Extended Contact with "Normals" on the Social Behavior of Hard-of-

Hearing Children

by Terry W Mallenby


Accession No: EJ118344

Publication: Journal of Social Psychology, 95, 137-8, Feb 75


The personal space of hard-of-hearing children after extended contact with "normals"

by Terry W Mallenby; Ruth G Mallenby


Notes: Caption title.

From: British journal of social and clinical psychology ; v. 14, no. 3 (Sept. 1975)

Description: p. 253-257.

Publisher: [Great Britain : s.n., 1975]

The missing person in measurement techniques of interpersonal distance.

by Terry W Mallenby


Thesis/dissertation : Document : eBook Computer File

Publisher: [Burnaby, B.C.] : [s.n.], ©1975.

103

The Effect of Extended Contact with “Normals” on the Social Behavior of Hard-of-

Hearing Children

by Terry Mallenby

ISSN: 0022-4545


Publication: The Journal of Social Psychology, v95 n1 (19750201): 137-138


Facilitating the disappearance of perceptual error to the Poggendorff illusion.

by TW Mallenby

ISSN: 0023-8309


Publication: Language and speech, 1976 Apr-Jun; 19(2): 193-9


Medicine.

Incidents of physical assault against child-abuse investigation workers : the nature of

child-abuse protection legislation as possible reason for such incidents : some Canadian

provincial examples of internal policies attempting to deal with such incidents : placing

the trend of such incidents into a theoretical perspective

by Terry W Mallenby


Thesis/dissertation : Manuscript Archival Material

Publisher: 1994.

Teach your child to read : a simple method for parents and educators

by Terry W Mallenby

OCLC Number: 61554932 - 1984

The relative effectiveness of whole- and part-task simulators

OCLC Number: 222728551 – 1984

Quality assurance in medical/health care utilizing and incorporating three methods of

evaluation: process, setting and outcome : an introduction to assessing medical/health

care by means of a conceptual "process matrix" : with special reference to acute care and

chronic care hospitals

by Terry W Mallenby

OCLC Number: 184866019 - 1986.

When the "baby-boom" cohort reaches 65 : will it be social chaos or a carefully planned

transition? : an introductory research proposal

by Terry W Mallenby

OCLC Number: 184861481 - 1986.

104

Child abuse : a beginning social worker's understanding and use of the DSM-III-R and

three reactive mental disorders following child abuse : reactive attachment disorder, post-

traumatic stress disorder, and adjustment disorder

by Terry Wallice Mallenby; Institute of Psychometric Assessment (Bay Roberts,

Newfoundland)

OCLC Number: 40533667 - 1994

Dealing with a violent work environment : internal policies and legislation dealing with

physical assault and other threats against child protective social workers

by Terry W Mallenby; Institute of Psychometric Assessment, Applied Studies &

Investigative Research.

ISBN: 0969594402 9780969594406

OCLC Number: 35875995 - 1994

Notes: Revision of author's thesis.

Description: vii, 473 leaves; 29 cm.

Series Title: Employee assistance program series.

How to make staff safe: how to reduce labour-management conflict: how to reduce staff

grievances

by Terry W Mallenby

ISBN: 0969594402 9780969594406

OCLC Number: 62920434 - 1997

Other Titles: How to reduce labor-management conflict, How to reduce staff grievances

*Newfoundland - The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may designate probation officers

appointed under the Department of Social Services Act to act as probation officers for the

purposes of this Act and may designate probation officers appointed under this Act to carry

out the duties of probation officers for the purposes of the Department of Social Services Act.

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