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New Evidence Delays First-Degree Murder Trial In Calgary

March 14th, 2010No Comments

I said it last week in Crooked in Canada and I’m going to say again, “Arcelie Laoagan was probably dead before Christopher Watcheston raped her.”  The way I see it, according to Watcheston, she was begging him not to rape her, therefore there I’m thinking the woman would have probably put up quite a fight, [...]

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Tags: Homicidal Maniacs · Trials

Crocodile Tears Indeed

October 22nd, 2009No Comments

So what is Allen Schoenborn to do when trying to convince a jury of just how remorseful he is for his murderous act of revenge against his love-buddy, the one in which he snuffed the life out of three defenseless children. If you said, turn on the waterworks, you would be right.
Yep, Schoenborn takes the [...]

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Tags: Canadian Justice System · Homicidal Maniacs · Trials

Your Honor, A Machete and a Couple of Days in a Locked Room with Allan Schoenborn Please

October 15th, 2009No Comments

If ever somebody ever deserved to die a slow and painful death at the hands of moi, that freak on trial for killing three children in Merrit, British Columbia should be sent my way.
I’m telling you, I could make Allan Schoenborn suffer a whole lot more than the suffering he spoke of in his letter  [...]

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Killer Love Slays 6 Canadian Children

October 14th, 2009No Comments

Merrit, British Columbia
About 18 months ago a deranged and distraught Allan Schoenborn, a man who was saddened by the break down of the relationship he was having with Darcie Clarke, got a little payback by smothering Clarke’s two sons, and stabbing to death her daughter. Hmm, I’m surprised that this guy wasn’t declared ‘not criminally [...]

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Tags: Deportations · Homicidal Maniacs · Trials

Omar Khadr Defense Team Deploys New Delay Tactic After His Military Lawyer Canned

October 8th, 2009No Comments

Like are Omar Khadr’s lawyers stupid or what?
He’s a Canadian who supports and will act on behalf of terrorism, at the drop of a hat, or when [that] phone call happens. His lawyer, Barry “Court Jester” Coburn, is an idiot that was selected to replace another idiot at the defense table, Lt-Cmdr. Bill Kuebler, who [...]

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Tags: Canadian Government · Canadian Justice System · Killer Parents · Scams and Scammers · Terrorism · Trials

Putting Ambushed Canadian Soldier Up On Murder Charge Total BS

September 20th, 20091 Comment

When Captain Robert Semrau joined the Canadian Armed Forces, I bet he never thought for a moment that he could be charged with murdering the enemy, and now he stands charged with second degree murder, attempt to commit murder, behaving in a disgraceful manner, and negligently performing a military duty after Semrau and the Afghan [...]

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Tags: Canada in Afghanistan · Defense Dept. · Trials

Why Should Anybody Believe Aset Magomadova

September 18th, 2009No Comments

A Chechen refugee is on trial for murdering her teenage daughter. It has been two years since Aset Magomadova strangled her 14-year-old daughter with a scarf, and get this; she is blaming her daughter for her own death. That’s right; mommy says that if her daughter had not tried to stab her, she would not [...]

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Tags: Family · Killer Parents · Trials

A Long Life of Crime Pays Off For Retired, Not Former, Hells Angels Member

April 24th, 2009No Comments

If you were to say to retired Hells Angel Member Sylvain Boulanger that crime doesn’t pay, he would laugh at you and give you almost 3 million reasons why crime does pay for him.
It is totally unbelievable that Quebec authorities, more specifically Operation Sharcq’s lead prosecutor Madeleine Giauque, would enter into an agreement that will [...]

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Tags: National News Headlines · Terrorism · Trials

Omar Khadr’s Legal Team Gets Boost

April 6th, 200911 Comments

Like a herd of black reindeer coming towards me in a Canadian snowstorm, you have to know I saw this coming.
So what the eff am I talking about you are probably wondering.
Omar Khadr’s lawyer has been fired, kicked to the kerb, sent to the stockade, and I reckon it’s about time.
Lt.-Cmdr. Bill Kuebler should have [...]

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Tags: Canadian Terrorists · Distressed Canadians Abroad · National News Headlines · Trials

Ruling in Vince Li Murder Trial Stirring Up Memories of Ruling in Stephan Gaetan Lee Murder Trial

March 10th, 20092 Comments

Last week a judge ruled that Vince Li couldn’t be held criminally responsible for the brutal murder of Tim McLean on a Greyhound bus bound for Winnipeg, Manitoba.  That verdict has reminded me of the verdict in the Steven Tavares murder case in which Stephan Gaetan Lee was also found not criminally responsible for the [...]

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Tags: Canadian Justice System · Crooked in Canada · Homicidal Maniacs · National Security · Trials

Greyhound Bus Killer Beats Murder Charge, Could Be On The Street As Early As Next Year

March 6th, 200911 Comments

And they say he didn’t know the difference between right and wrong, that he can’t be held criminally responsible for his actions.

I’m sorry, I’m guilty. Please kill me

I knew what to expect as far as the outcome of Vince Li’s murder trial goes, but that doesn’t mean that I a not horrified and disgusted at [...]

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Tags: Homicidal Maniacs · National News Headlines · National Security · Trials

Foxxy Knoxxy Caught Flirting With Co-Accused On Day One Of Murder Trial

January 19th, 20092 Comments

You just have to know that Amanda Knox isn’t all there if she thinks her trial for the sex slaying of Meredith Kercher is the perfect opportunity for her to flirt with her co-accused Rafaelle Sollecito, who if it wasn’t for his kinky girlfriend’s kind of “sex” ways, wouldn’t be on trial for murder in [...]

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Amanda Knox Rocks Up To Day One Of Her Murder Trial Smiling From Ear To Ear

January 17th, 2009No Comments

Up until just over 15 months ago, there were not too many people on the planet who would have known who college student Amanda Knox was, not unless he or she was one of her carnal conquests, a family member or school friend.
Of course these days things are different, and a lot more people know [...]

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Stephan Gaetan Lee: A Cold-Blooded Killer Walking Among Calgarians

November 27th, 200813 Comments

On November 7, 2004 Stephan Gaetan Lee stabbed Steven Tavares 28 times while he was asleep in his room at the Delta Lodge in Kananaskis Country, a tourist destination in the Alberta Rockies.
Lee, who was a co-worker of Tavares was charged with his murder and in 2005 went on trial for first-degree murder which the [...]

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Boohoo Stephen Chand

May 8th, 2008No Comments

Stephen Chand, one of 11 Toronto bomb plot suspects, has been roughed up in jail and his lawyer thinks we should give a f**k.
Michael Moon (the lawyer) says his client was taking a shower when a guard smashed his client’s face into a wall before dragging him naked to a cell smeared with human waste, [...]

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Tags: Terrorism · Trials

‘Put This In Your Pipe And Smoke It’- Crooked in Canada to Lt. Cmdr. William Kuebler

May 1st, 2008No Comments

No sooner do I finishing ranting and bitching in Crooked in Canada about the Omar Khadr case, then comes along a US military judge who has just rejected a bid by Khadr’s defense team to dismiss the the charges that will keep him locked up a little while longer. F**king ‘A’
Personally, I think this kid [...]

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Tags: Canadian Terrorists · Terrorism · Trials

Justice Anne MacKenzie: Stupid Or Intimidated Judge, Or Is She On The Take?

March 28th, 200811 Comments

Justice Anne MacKenzie isn’t a household name in Canada, in fact she was relatively unknown, until now anyway.
It seems Judge MacKenzie has ruled that a full patch member of the Hells Angels who was up on cocaine charges in British Columbia isn’t a member of a criminal organization and she let him walk on the [...]

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Tags: Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs · Trials

Toronto Terrorism Trial: Wiretap Evidence Presented

March 27th, 2008No Comments

The terrorism trial that just began in Toronto is making headlines around the globe, and if recently released court documents are anything to go by, this trial is going to give Canadians a better understanding of just how serious home-grown terrorism in Canada really is.
The wiretap evidence that the Crown has, is in my opinion, [...]

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Tags: Terrorism · Trials

Terrorism Trial Starts In Toronto

March 26th, 2008No Comments

Here’s one for you, a youth who is alleged to be part of an alleged Toronto bomb plot went to trial today, and the Crown announced that it had “shocking and sensational” evidence to present during the trial. I wonder how Omar Khadr supporters feel about that. What do they have to say about it?
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Tags: National News Headlines · Terrorism · Trials

Witness In BC Kidnapping Case Gets A Free Pass While His Partner’s In Crime Will Do Time

March 13th, 2008No Comments

Tunie Vu isn’t an angel by any stretch of the imagination, yet he expects a judge and jury to believe that when a plan was put together to kidnap university student Graham McMynn, he only did what he was asked to do to pay off a portion of his gambling debt. I don’t know [...]

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