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Top fanEnjoy the fishin‘ Andrew. When you get back, hope you’re loaded for bear and rarin’ ta go. I’m fishin’ but not for fish.
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According to Palango's unnamed sources, the investigator, Dwayne King, used to be close to Bill Blair when he was chief of police in Toronto,
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The money that Wortman received came from the CIBC bank, but was routed through CIBC Intria, a subsidiary company that typically provides cash for ATM machines. That Wortman was able to have money delivered by CIBC Intria to Brinks for pickup was highly irregular and contravened all banking regulations, says a banking insider aware of the CIBC’s set up and protocols.
“The first rule of banking is that you count out the money in front of the customer,” the banking source said.
“It’s all done in person and is filmed. You can’t let $475,000 walk out the door just like that. That’s everyone’s year end bonus. The money is counted and signed for. If this was Wortman’s personal money, the bank would never send it through Intria and then have the customer pick it up in a pouch without counting it. There’s too much room for error. That just wouldn’t happen. What this all tells me is that they bent the rules for him because it likely wasn’t his personal money. There was something else going on there.”...
Still wagging that Brink's tale
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David Raymond Amos
Say Hey to Big Bad Billy Blair and his minions for me will ya?
Ms. Raquel Dancho:
Ms. Bergerman and Mr. Leather, thank you for being here. Thank you, Ms. Tessier, for being here.
Ms. Bergerman, you mentioned a meeting that happened the evening before the April 28 press conference and a subsequent meeting with Commissioner Lucki. Did I hear correctly that there was a meeting the night before?
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
I'm not aware of a meeting.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
I must have misheard you.
I'm going to ask you a few question in response to Lia Scanlan and Darren Campbell's notes and letter.
Lia Scanlan also mentioned to the MCC in interview that the Prime Minister and Minister Blair were “weighing in on what we could and couldn't say”.
Was that your experience?
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
Only on this particular phone call that we had on the 28th, where there was a reference to the minister putting pressure on the commissioner.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
I think you're referencing what Lia Scanlan had also referenced, that the commissioner indicated that Minister Blair pressured her to release this information.
Was that what you heard from Commissioner Lucki as well?
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
I heard “minister”. I don't recall hearing “Minister Blair”.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
What did Commissioner Lucki say about the minister: that some minister had pressured her to release the information about the weapons used in the attack?
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
Part of the conversation was more that we didn't understand the big picture and that there was pressure from the minister to release the calibre, make and models of the weapons used in the mass casualty shooting.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
So you would agree with Darren Campbell's notes that Commissioner Lucki...the words he used were “promised” Minister Blair and the Prime Minister's Office that that information would be released.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
So you heard the commissioner say she “promised” the minister and the Prime Minister's Office?
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
Yes.
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
Yes.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
Did Commissioner Lucki directly tie that to the forthcoming firearm policy from the Liberal government?
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
Yes.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
She did.
She said the pressure was from the minister and the Prime Minister's Office, that she had promised them that information would be released, and the pressure was a result of its being tied to the forthcoming gun policy from the Liberal government.
Is that correct?
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A/Commr Lee Bergerman:
That's correct.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
Mr. Leather, can you answer the same questions as well?
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C/Supt Chris Leather:
Yes.
I've had an opportunity to review the notes that Superintendent Campbell also prepared. I have to say, with great detail, he provided a comprehensive and detailed overview, which essentially, to the letter, I would support. Certainly on the points that Ms. Bergerman spoke about, I would agree with the statements made concerning the minister, the Prime Minister's Office and the impending gun legislation.
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Ms. Raquel Dancho:
With regard to the statement in particular that we just went over—but just to confirm—Darren Campbell said that Commissioner Lucki said to you in the group that she promised Minister Blair and the Prime Minister's Office that the information about the weapons used in the attack would be released. That's what you're referring to.
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C/Supt Chris Leather:
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That's what I recall hearing.
Fatima MacIntosh
Conspiracy theories much?
Sugar Maple
Fatima MacIntosh in a time when numerous conspiracy have become facts why jump to this conclusion? Do you benefit from this issue being swept under the rug. I sure as hell do not nor do my children whom will grow up suffering from poorly managed systems. Be thankful someone is trying to get answers after all if the answers were honest we would have them
David Raymond Amos
Chief Superintendent Chris Leather (Criminal Operations Officer, Nova Scotia, Royal Canadian Mounted Police):
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Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman and select members of Parliament on the SECU committee.
My name is Chief Superintendent Chris Leather. I am the criminal operations officer for the RCMP's H Division, Nova Scotia, as I was so assigned in April 2020. I've been a police officer for over 32 years and a commissioned officer since 2014. I'm honoured to be here in person today, along with my colleagues Ms. Bergerman and Ms. Tessier.
Before I offer my introductory remarks, I would like to take a minute to recognize the Portapique tragedy of April 18 and 19, 2020, one that so horrendously impacted the country, the province, its communities and of course the victims and their families in Nova Scotia. The impacts have been and continue to be felt by the public and our membership. The pain will be felt by all for many years to come. As Canada's worst ever mass murder, we are forever scarred by this senseless act of violence perpetrated by the lone gunman. In all of this, I am proud of our members' dedication, commitment and resilience then and now in the face of such horrendous events and criticism.
I'm returning to Nova Scotia tomorrow. I'm scheduled to testify for two days at the Mass Casualty Commission. Also, I recently provided a 10-hour recorded audio statement to MCC counsel pertaining to my roles and responsibilities during and after the Portapique tragedy. I will remain engaged to assist with policy change, law amendments, cultural change and whatever else is asked of me.
We look forward to receiving the final report from the Mass Casualty Commission in November this year and acting on the report's recommendations. We know that there are many areas we can improve on and gaps that we will address. I know that the “after action report” work will be crucial to bolstering public safety and confidence in the RCMP.
I want the committee to know that we recognized issues early on. Where we could, we already began addressing the gaps identified, working shoulder to shoulder with our provincial government counterparts, Nova Scotia municipal police chiefs, fellow criminal operations officers and commanding officers across Canada, and of course the communities we serve to improve and evolve as an organization.
The RCMP is the provincial police service in Nova Scotia. We serve at the behest of the Province of Nova Scotia, the public, and Public Safety Canada. We take this responsibility seriously. We look forward to serving Nova Scotians in this capacity for years to come.
My role as the criminal operations officer is as the de facto 2IC of the RCMP in Nova Scotia. All operational units and programs, except federal policing, roll up under me. This includes all general duty policing and specialized policing services for the RCMP, including but not limited to uniformed policing, specialized policing services, including our emergency response team and critical incident commanders, and operational communications managers and call-takers, all of whom played critical roles in our Portapique response.
I understand that the focus of this committee's work is to determine whether there was political interference with the RCMP as it related to the gun legislation passed by the federal government in May 2020. I was a participant in the April 28 teleconference hosted by Commissioner Lucki, which included Deputy Commissioner Brennan, Ms. Tessier, Mr. Dan Brien, Assistant Commissioner Bergerman, Chief Superintendent Campbell, Ms. Lia Scanlan and me. As I said in my MCC statement, I am available to answer questions concerning what I heard on the call and my related roles and responsibilities leading up to the call of April 28 and key after-discussions with my colleagues—namely, CO Lee Bergerman, Chief Superintendent Campbell, and the director of corporate communications, Lia Scanlan.
What I will say at this point is that the meeting was remarkable in its timing, only 10 days after the tragedy; the call contents, infused with emotion; and a reference to pending gun control legislation by the commissioner, just a few minutes after a key press conference given by Chief Superintendent Campbell, during which he effectively provided a comprehensive update on the criminal investigation known as H-Strong, including associated timelines.
What I will also say is that I was unaware of the key lead-up conversations that had occurred between Chief Superintendent Campbell, Ms. Scanlan, Ms. Tessier and Dan Brien of national corporate communications on the evening of April 27 and into the morning of April 28 surrounding the firearms used by the gunman specific to the talking points that were prepared for Chief Superintendent Campbell's April 28 televised news conference. I was truly taken aback by the discussion at the teleconference, and it would take several post-fact discussions for me to piece together and to better understand the context of the comments.
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The Chair:
Your time is up, sir. You have just 10 seconds, please.
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C/Supt Chris Leather:
I've completed this post-fact review and have a much clearer sense now of what occurred. I look forward to sharing with you what I heard and have learned since.
Thank you very much.
C/Supt Chris Leather:
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To the member, through the chair, I think it's important to provide some context in the lead up to the call of the 28th.
It was around April 22 that I got a phone call from the commissioner directly requesting the gun “inventory”, for lack of a better term—the list of guns, makes, models and serial numbers. Really, that's when it began for me in terms of this issue, and it was a request that, obviously, I took seriously, coming directly from the commissioner.
That would be out of the norm of communication to a criminal operations officer, but again, under the circumstances, and given the gravity of the situation, it didn't seem completely odd to me because that would be something that would make sense for the commissioner to share within her senior executive committee in Ottawa, the deputy commissioners and equivalents.
It was on April 23 that CO Bergerman and I actually had a conversation with SiRT. SiRT is the serious investigative team that oversees police activity, akin to the SIU here in Ontario for matters where there is a death in police custody or at the hands of police. It was quite clear from our conversation with the SiRT director that we would be allowed to provide a gun inventory to the commissioner so long as it was used within the RCMP—and that was it. That was the agreement and the commitment that we made to the director of SiRT, which I passed along to Ms. Bergerman, which presumably went up to Ottawa.
That's the background on the lead up, and then really for several days, until the 28th, and akin to what Ms. Bergerman said, there was no further discussion on the gun inventory or the speaking notes, or any sense of interest, from my perspective, in the inventory of guns being released publicly, internal to government or otherwise.
I would echo Ms. Bergerman's comments about the surprise that it came up the way it did on the 28th for an issue that I thought had essentially been resolved through obtaining this inventory and passing it along to be used for internal discussion and understanding.
Chris Leather
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To the member, through the chair, I think it's important to provide some context in the lead up to the call of the 28th.
It was around April 22 that I got a phone call from the commissioner directly requesting the gun “inventory”, for lack of a better term—the list of guns, makes, models and serial numbers. Really, that's when it began for me in terms of this issue, and it was a request that, obviously, I took seriously, coming directly from the commissioner.
That would be out of the norm of communication to a criminal operations officer, but again, under the circumstances, and given the gravity of the situation, it didn't seem completely odd to me because that would be something that would make sense for the commissioner to share within her senior executive committee in Ottawa, the deputy commissioners and equivalents.
It was on April 23 that CO Bergerman and I actually had a conversation with SiRT. SiRT is the serious investigative team that oversees police activity, akin to the SIU here in Ontario for matters where there is a death in police custody or at the hands of police. It was quite clear from our conversation with the SiRT director that we would be allowed to provide a gun inventory to the commissioner so long as it was used within the RCMP—and that was it. That was the agreement and the commitment that we made to the director of SiRT, which I passed along to Ms. Bergerman, which presumably went up to Ottawa.
That's the background on the lead up, and then really for several days, until the 28th, and akin to what Ms. Bergerman said, there was no further discussion on the gun inventory or the speaking notes, or any sense of interest, from my perspective, in the inventory of guns being released publicly, internal to government or otherwise.
I would echo Ms. Bergerman's comments about the surprise that it came up the way it did on the 28th for an issue that I thought had essentially been resolved through obtaining this inventory and passing it along to be used for internal discussion and understanding.
I’ll give the Chronicle Herald a thumbs up for facts unearthed by its reporters in the thousands of documents dumped online by the Commission, seemingly an effort to bury pertinent details. The CBC’s Elizabeth McMillan has, through freedom of information requests, also revealed new details. However, it stops there.
The mainstream Nova Scotia media need to wake up to the very real possibilities this is much more than just one man’s two day killing spree. Serious questions need to be asked and revealed about events leading up to that weekend, the April weekend itself and the days and weeks following the murders. Where is CTV’s Rick Grant when you need him?
Sadly, those days of investigative reporters breaking news stories are long gone. Halifax’s all-news talk station has no reporters. When was the last time CTV, CBC or Global broke a major story? CTV for example, has done a reasonable job reporting details from the testimony before the Mass Inquiry Commission, but in the days following the mass killings, the mainstream media continued to accept the narrative presented by the RCMP even as details were few, including no accurate account of the number of people killed. Radio, television and newspaper reports often included verbatim RCMP news releases. It was left to the alternative media to carry the ball.
Thanks to online sites like Little Grey Cells and quasi-news organizations like the Halifax Examiner, and especially Frank Magazine, we began getting details not provided by the RCMP. We were beginning to realize the Mounties were holding key facts from the public.
Frank’s release of the 911 calls from Wortman’s victims and video from his take-down at the Big Stop in Enfield were major scoops. And Frank’s Paul Palango has been ruthless is revealing more details about Wortman, his criminal record and his association with motorcycle gangs and police. He has been a thorn in the side of the RCMP to the point where the RCMP’s media co-ordinator referred to Palango as “an asshole.” He alone has kept this story fresh in the minds of those who follow alternative media.
Then there’s the Lisa Banfield story. Wortman’s long-time companion was indeed a victim of abuse, but the MCC’s decision not to allow cross examination by lawyers for his victims because she was a victim was more evidence for those screaming cover-up. Any effort to question her about her story the night the massacres began was denied.
Why? She is a key witness who could provide more details about what might have set Wortman off and her story about escaping handcuffs while locked in the gunman’s RCMP replica police cruiser and spending the night huddled inside a log in the woods is sketchy at best. And again it is only Frank and Paul Palango who are asking questions about her claims. The Examiner’s Tim Bousquet bought into the MCC’s version of events and recently told a critic to “fuck off.”
Palango told me quite emphatically this is a story about the failure of police, but he thinks the mainstream media has lost interest. Palango says he has no doubt a cover-up is underway. He got support for his claims from an unlikely source, retired CTV anchor Steve Murphy. In two commentaries Murphy agreed there is more to this story than we are being told and suggested the so called conspiracy theorists were on the right track. Murphy also said Lisa Banfield should have been cross-examined by family lawyers. Outside of his comments, it has been crickets from the mainstream media...
The media & the murders
-by Rick Howe
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David Raymond Amos
Seems like its just another circle jerk to me old me
Marlene Ackley
Read the book 22 victim's.The RCMP are hiding alot
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Fatima MacIntosh
Paul is making a mint off this. What do u think? The RCMP planned it? Get a grip
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Lisa Lively
Fatima MacIntosh yup not planned but let it go on once it began.
Susan Killam
Fatima MacIntosh I have not heard anyone claiming that they planned it. People are claiming there are too many unanswered questions and too many RCMP "facts" that do not pass the smell test. And given the RCMP track record on previous bungled cases in just this province...ie Donald Marshall and Clayton Johnson to name just a couple, we have every reason to be suspicious of the bizarre activity of the RCMP. This smells of a major case of CYA.
Lisa Lively
Fatima MacIntosh yup like grown men letting children be killed while they stood outside with guns and shields. Officer safety? Where in the job description does it say,,,your job is to get home safe. Thank God firemen don't have the same attitude. Cops sure have changed.
Denis LeClair
When would people understand that two wrong don’t make a right
amazing piece by a VETERAN!
Jeanette Roche
Not to mention the history of RCMP being complicit in colonization and ripping Indigenous children from their homes. I know it's off topic, but the RCMP is an outdated and incompetent institution deeply rooted in systemic racism. I love that Paul Palango has uncovered things that others wouldn't dare.
Top fanJeanette Roche, yes, fortunately Palango has uncovered things, and I think it’s safe to say he will uncover more. However, he supports the patriarchy, misogyny and sexism. I have a problem with that.
Jeanette Roche
Barbara Amero how so? Those are claims I believe should be backed up with credible information.
Jeanette Roche
Barbara Amero if you have a problem with Paul being patriarchal, misogynistic or sexist, you should be utterly appalled by the RCMP more so. They represent ALL 3 traits you listed.
Top fanJeanette Roche, didn’t say Palango is “being patriarchal, misogynistic or sexist.” I said he supports the patriarchy, misogyny and sexism. I’d say all of us are complicit in some way of supporting the patriarchy, misogyny and sexism. Racism as well. I responded to your comment about Palango, not RCMP. You could say one should be utterly appalled by the Canadian Military more so than RCMP. Or you should be utterly appalled by our inherently racist, sexist justice/legal system.
Jeanette Roche
Barbara Amero I still don't see the proof in Paul Palango supporting what you're suggesting. I'm really not seeing it in his reporting.
Top fanI wouldn’t call Frank and Halifax Examiner “quasi-news organizations.” But I would call Rick Howe a real jerk.
David Raymond Amos
Barbara Amero I beg to differ about the"quasi-news organizations.” but at least we agree about Ricky Baby Howe the jerk who hogs the crackers
Karen Smith Milner
the RCMP need to go, I have no trust in them what so ever
Karen Cooke-Doiron
Karen Smith Milner I so agree with you, they need to go.
Fatima MacIntosh
Karen Smith Milner Sign up to be a police officer and public servant then
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Top fanFatima MacIntosh, if you’re not corrupt when you sign up to be a police officer and public servant, you will be after.
Gina Konschuh
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Michelle Anthony
Gina Konschuh I have a brother in law in Edmonton, who has every bit of info that we have. Some are following
Gina Konschuh
I get most the info from Nightime Podcast
Allan Hicks
RCMP........Trudeaus GESTAPO
Ssr Chrissy Mackenzie
We want the whole loaf. Not the breadcrumbs. Give it up.
Judy Jay
I wouldn’t call Frank or the Examiner “Quasi” anything - you’ve proved your mettle. We see far too many stories on the Heard/Depp court case or Smith/Rock-slap fiasco in the main stream media. Come on, who cares? Conspiracy theorists aside, I am thankful there are still investigative journalists doing the unpopular job of uncovering the truth.
Michelle Strachan Hostler
Exactly. Very well written and said. Has mainstream media stopped digging or reporting because unless it seems to affect you directly our attention spans are only interested in quick soundbites nowadays? I would hate to think otherwise.
God Bless the Paul Pallago's of the world.
Cam Rourke
How about the $400,000 he picked up from Brinks??????
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From: Bill.Blair@parl.gc.ca
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2020 08:17:14 +0000
Subject: Automatic reply: YO Melanie Joly ans Pablo Rodriguez Methinks
Steven Guilbeault, his buddy Catherine Tait and all your former nasty
minions in CBC must take courses on playing dumb N'esy Pas?
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Ash LunnLisa Banfield should be charged as accessory to multiple murders IMO![]()
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David AmosGood luck talking to Andy Baby ![]()
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cyndiif I go missing hunt for me ![]()
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100%
While it might appear to be a normal process going on at the inquiry (spinquiry, shurely!-ed.), it is anything but. The lawyers for the families have strict limitations about what they can pursue.
When it came to questioning Supt. Darren Campbell, two sources tell me that the lawyers were restricted from asking questions about charges that were laid against Lisa Banfield, which were subsequently dropped.
The lawyers were also prohibited by the MCC from asking Campbell about anything involving Banfield having spent the night in the woods around Portapique or her subsequent emergence at 6:30 am. No questions were allowed about her alleged abuse at the hands of Wortman.
They couldn’t ask questions about the role played by other RCMP officers, one of them being then Inspector Dustine Rodier, who was promoted to Superintendent recently. Rodier was in charge of the 911 Centre and other communications and was previously the commanding officer at the Hampton, N.B. detachment.
The family’s lawyers also could not broach the subject of investigations by the Serious Incident Response Team into the shoot-up of the Onslow Belmont firehall or the killing of Wortman at the Irving Big Stop on the morning of April 19th. Security video from that incident appears to refute the testimony of two RCMP officers before the MCC, but the Commission ruled that line of inquiry was out of bounds.
As one lawyer put it: “Unless we had an actual documentary evidence on which to base a question, we couldn’t ask. Otherwise, it was promoting ‘conspiracy theories.’ “...
On Campbell and Leather, and the Mexican standoff brewing in the background at the MCC
-by Paul Palango
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David Raymond Amos
YO Palango say Hoka Hey to your "Horsemen" buddies for me will ya?
I really wanted to write about Lisa Banfield in the spring and summer of 2020. My preliminary research strongly suggested to me her story was riddled with weakness and inconsistency, but nobody in the mainstream media would tackle it. Hell, for months her name wasn’t even published anywhere outside the pages of Frank magazine.
Tim Bousquet’s position was that Banfield was a victim of domestic violence and that her story, via vague, second-hand and untested RCMP statements, was to be believed. No questions asked.
“You’re going to need something really big to convince me otherwise,” Bousquet said in one of our brief conversations.
Afterward, I did have one face-to-face meeting with him in Halifax. He actually sat in the back seat of our car because my wife Sharon was in the front. We met up because I wanted to tell him about sensitive leads I had which, if pursued, would show that the RCMP had the ability to manipulate its records and destroy evidence in its PROs reporting system.
Considering his involvement in the Assoun case, where that very issue was at the heart of Assoun’s exoneration, I thought Bousquet would be eager to pursue the story.
As I looked at him in the rearview mirror, I could sense his discomfort and lack of interest. So could Sharon who was sitting beside me.
“That was weird,” she said.
Bousquet got out of the car, walked away and disappeared me for good.
It was all so inexplicable. If this was the new journalism that I was experiencing, there was something terribly wrong with it. I couldn’t believe that a journalist like Bousquet who aspired to be a truthteller felt compelled to distill every word or nuance through a political filter first or even something more nefarious...
The Lockyer factor
-by Paul Palango
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David Raymond Amos
Cry me a river
The reality is that trying to dig into this story was like maneuvering through a den of snakes. Hardly anyone will co-operate on the record be they family, friends, neighbours, politicians or police. Everyone is afraid of everyone else.
The decision was made to throw it into the public forum and perhaps spark some interest in the Petrie murder, for which the Province of Nova Scotia had put up a $150,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. It would also raise the issue of whether Wortman was a suspect in other unsolved murders.
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Frank Magazine ran the story. It put the tape on its website and we all lit up a congratulatory, if not metaphorical cigar, and quietly enjoyed our scoop, such as it was....
…. and then we got duped.
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David Raymond Amos
You know o a fact that I do everything on the record It is you dudes who are being sneaky and some folks are beginning to figure out that I am not a FED EH?
Frank
The videos which have Lisa Banfield reenacting her dramatic escape, as first reported by Paul Palango in March are out.
Expect the clips to be breathlessly reported ad nauseum soon!
Coming soon to a mass murder inquiry near you
-by Paul Palango
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Methinks I had more fun than your fans did watching that nonsense N'esy Pas?
***Editor's note: The audio clip that forms the basis of this story is a fraud. Purported by Rob Doucette to be a clip of police questioning his friend Gabriel Wortman in the murder of Kevin James Petrie, it was lifted from an old episode of CSI. Frank (obviously!-ed.) regrets the error.***
A 34-second snippet of audio tape shows that Gabriel Wortman was considered to be a person of interest in the still-unsolved murder of a Dartmouth man in 2004, according to a longtime friend of the mass killer’s.
Court records show that at the time of his murder Kevin James Petrie was a 50-year-old career criminal who had been charged more than a dozen times with drug trafficking, various thefts and assaults between 1993 and 2000. Police believe Petrie had been assaulted during an apparent home invasion at 269 Pleasant Street in Dartmouth. He died 11 days later after being found in medical distress at 7132 Spruce Street near the intersection of Joseph Howe Drive and Highway 102 in Halifax. An autopsy showed he had died from the effects of blunt force trauma to the head.
In March 2019, the fifteenth anniversary of Petrie’s murder, the Nova Scotia Department of Justice offered a $150,000 reward to help solve the murder.
Robert Doucette, who worked as Wortman’s carpenter and sidekick for almost 20 years says he was with Wortman at his denturist business at 193 Portland Street in Dartmouth when two plain clothes RCMP investigators walked through the door and introduced themselves...
Gabriel Wortman and the 2004 cold case murder of Kevin James Petrie
-by Paul Palango
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David Raymond Amos
Too Too Funny
***Editor's note: Days after the publication of this story, it was discovered that information provided to us by Rob 'The Carpenter' Doucette for another story was fraudulent. An audio clip purported by Doucette to be footage of police questioning his friend Gabriel Wortman in the 2004 murder of Kevin James Petrie was actually lifted from an old episode of CSI. Frank (obviously!-ed.) regrets the error.***
Rob Doucette met his birth father when he was 15, who soon led him into the wider underbelly of the world, much of which Doucette refuses to discuss.
He even has policing in his blood.
He says his maternal grandfather was the notorious Verdun Mitchell, Halifax police chief in the ‘50s and ‘60s, who himself was a suspect in the still-unsolved 1955 murder of Halifax businessman Michael Leo Resk. Mitchell committed suicide in a washroom at Halifax police headquarters in 1968. Another relative was a police chief in Saskatchewan.
Doucette was working in 1999 or 2000 as a bouncer at the Ship Victory bar and restaurant in Dartmouth. He remembers the moment as if it were yesterday. It involved a member of the Rock Machine motorcycle club, the enemies of the Hells Angels in the Quebec biker war which was ongoing at the time.
“Somebody came in wearing a Rock Machine T-shirt,” Doucette recalled.
“I told him to take it off. He wouldn’t take it off so I took him outside and took it off him. Gabriel praised me when I came back into the bar.”...
When the future mass killer shunned his friend Carpenter Rob for shooting his friend the bear
-by Paul Palango
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David Raymond Amos
Methinks Gabey Baby thought he was smarter than the average bear and he was most likely right N'esy Pas?
Top fanRob “the carpenter” Doucette said that Lisa Banfield didn’t like him hanging around. Gee, I wonder why. Cyndi Starratt didn’t like him hanging around either. She said he caused trouble for her for 3 years. She said she made complaints about him to RCMP a number of times, but RCMP didn’t do anything about it. She complained to Wortman about him, said Gabe you gotta do something about this guy; but Wortman did nothing. She said “the carpenter” was stealing property belonging to Portapique residents and stashing it on her property. She said she used to put the stolen property out by the street hoping that residents would recognize their property and grab it. She said she used to find his cigarette butts and empty beer cans in the woods on her property. She was concerned about him lurking in the woods and, as she said, probably jerking off, so she had the trees cut down. She said her problems with him stopped after he was arrested, as I recall, she said in Bass River.
David Raymond Amos
Barbara Amero Whereas you seem to like old trucks You may be pleased to know that I have a 52 Chevy with 5 windows That I teased Billy Casey with during the last election https://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/.../methinks...
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Methinks Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin and Higgy et al understand why Trudeau The Younger and his
Frank
***Editor's note: Days after the publication of this story, it was discovered that information provided to us by Rob 'The Carpenter' Doucette for another story was fraudulent. An audio clip purported by Doucette to be footage of police questioning his friend Gabriel Wortman in the 2004 murder of Kevin James Petrie was actually lifted from an old episode of CSI. Frank (obviously!-ed.) regrets the error.***
Rob 'The Carpenter' Doucette said he accompanied Gabriel Wortman on two smuggling runs from Houlton, Maine to Woodstock, N.B. between 2016 and 2017. Doucette didn’t cross the border either time. Although the Nova Scotia-born and raised Doucette said he lived in the United States in the past, he had once smuggled into Canada a case of six M-16 rifles stolen from the U.S. military which placed him in jeopardy with U.S. authorities.
Doucette said that in the first run he got out of Wortman’s vehicle on the Canadian side and had to wait “a day and a half to two days” for Wortman to return. He was vague about what he did killing time during that period.
“I was just there. I can hang out anywhere,” he said.
When they got back to Portapique, Wortman showed him the AR-15 assault rifle that he had smuggled. It was hidden in a false exhaust that Doucette said he had constructed under the truck.
“The truck looked like it had dual exhausts but one of the exhausts wasn’t an exhaust. It looked like it went into the engine and came out the back of the truck. The middle looked like it was under a skid plate but that was just an empty compartment.”
On the second run to the border, Doucette said that Wortman returned in about two hours with another AR-15 and a 50-calibre Barrett sniper rifle, a weapon that currently retails for about $5,000. But something strange happened.
“He drove right past me and went somewhere else for an hour and a half. He then came back and picked me up,” Doucette said.
Wortman never explained the purpose of the side trip and Doucette was not about to ask him.
“That tells me that he had more in there and sold it somewhere,” Doucette said.
“If he was a (police) agent they’d have to photograph it all,” I said, repeating what I had been told by police sources familiar with such situations.
“I would imagine that,” Doucette said, adding that he didn’t know whether Wortman was working with the RCMP, but considering what had happened it was not beyond the realm of possibility.
In her statements to the RCMP, Lisa Banfield said that Wortman hid smuggled goods on the bed of his truck, under the tonneau cover.
“That doesn’t make any sense,” Doucette said dismissively.
It is not known what happened to Wortman’s black Ford 150 Platinum.
A call from the Canadian Border Services Agency
About six weeks after Wortman had smuggled the Barrett sniper rifle into Canada, Doucette said he received a call out of the blue from a CBSA agent, whose name he didn’t recall.
Doucette said he had no idea how the CBSA knew his name, phone number or details about Wortman’s smuggling run.
“He asked me about the two guns (the Barrett and AR-15),” Doucette said. “I have no idea how they knew about them.”
The conversation didn’t go far, Doucette said, but it raises questions about what law enforcement knew about Wortman’s activities during that time period.
In the earliest days after the massacres, Nova Scotia RCMP commanding officers Chris Leather and Darren Campbell indicated that Wortman was never on their radar for his criminal activities – at least not in Nova Scotia.
However, it should be noted that in 2016 the RCMP’s J Division in New Brunswick initiated three major operations focused on the Hells Angels and its expansion into the Maritimes. Projects Trident, Thunder and Thunderstruck were joint forces operations involving, among others, the Fredericton and Halifax police departments as well as Border Security. The primary targets of the multi-agency investigation were Hells Angels Nomads Robin Moulton and Emery “Pit” Martin who were arrested and charged in 2017 and 2018 respectively, and imprisoned.
Moulton resided near Woodstock, NB and when arrested was found to be carrying a 9mm Beretta handgun, a model that Wortman was known to have smuggled into Canada around that time...
On Wortman's outlaw biker ties, where he stashed his secret phone, and Lisa's history of ammo buys
-by Paul Palango
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Deby Varner MacAlpine
Around & round it goes.... how many involved no one knows....except the RCMP....they know!
Pete Needham
Jeanette Wilkinson Barkhouse So, Wortman was pure as the driven snow when Harper was running Canada into the ground?
Carl Nickerson
Deby Varner MacAlpine because they too were involved
Jami Smith
Did anybody ever wonder why Palango stopped working for the globe and mail? Did he stop or was fired because of stories poorly researched like this? Like the brinks story that was blatantly false and McLeans threw him to the side. People, Palango is a fraud.
David Raymond Amos
Jami Smith Did you ever wonder who Palango worked with after he was done being a "journalist"???
Frank
The following is taken from a series of unsolicited messages from a retired Mountie to Paul Palango. The writer’s name has been withheld. We will refer to the writer as a he. We have edited the content to eliminate identifying comments. We are running this material because we believe that it addresses many of the known and otherwise unstated issues that bedevil the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. We welcome your comments:
"Did some junior and senior NCOs fail, display poor decision-making skills and so on, on April 18-19, 2020? Yes of course they did. That’s the problem with the RCMP promotion system. You can promote based on writing a great cover letter, have a well written competency resume and have a decent score on the promotional exam. It’s not about operational aptitude or related knowledge, skills and abilities at all (known as KSA’s in RCMP vernacular). So you could be a Sergeant from the media relations section for the past seven years and promoted to being a S/Sgt on General Duty (GD) Watch Commander in a busy B.C. Lower Mainland detachment based on your test score, competency resume examples and a well written cover letter, all reviewed and rated by a commissioned officer in most instances.
It’s irrelevant if you have zero recent experience in a busy detachment for General Duty members. It’s the same for promotions to smaller detachments like in Nova Scotia. A lot of great members who should be promoted don’t even try. They don’t want to move all the time. They don’t want to deal with politics at the detachment, district or divisional level. They don’t want to invest the time and effort in the process. It takes a lot of time and effort to participate in the process.
My point is that means only those who apply for a job will be in the running. So you only get a small pool of applicants who are often overwhelmed and under-perform when called upon in a crisis. That term, 'under-perform' is being diplomatic and excessively kind. It’s the euphemism often seen in the annual performance reviews of members who are unable, unwilling, some combination thereof and are simply not suitable for the job - whatever specific job that might be. It’s why weak general duty members get hidden on traffic or community policing, school liaison, etc. etc.
Promoting in the RCMP is very much a personal choice and responsibility to promote (sell) yourself. There’s no real leadership training such as in the Canadian Armed Forces. There are no mentoring programs, no legitimate framework to identify, encourage and motivate promotion of true leaders with people skills. It’s all about you deciding and pursuing it. What this means is that some of those making operational decisions in the first few hours of the tragedy were unqualified, unsuited, and somewhat incompetent. They were afraid to take bold action to rescue people and prevent further murders.
The old saying that 'forgiveness is easier to get than permission,' sums up much of the thought process. You touched upon it in your book. Members afraid of code of conduct investigations. It’s easier to use the FIDO (Fuck it, Drive On) principle. It’s safer to just do the bare minimum and nothing more. I believe many of the general duty first responders wanted to do more. But they were stopped by indifference, incompetence, ridiculous assumptions made by incompetent and unqualified junior and senior NCO’s at the outset of the murders..."
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Methinks Leather was at least clever enough to hire his own lawyer before the shit hit the fan N'esy Pas?
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A civil answer - without political will, the flaws of Canadian policing will never be fixed: Christian Leuprecht in the Globe and Mail | Macdonald-Laurier Institute David Raymond Amos
Barbara Amero Hmmm Methinks I should stress test the Integrity of Christian Leuprecht ASAP N'esy Pas?
This letter, from then-RCMP strategic comms gal Lia Scanlan to Commissioner Brenda Lucki, shows Scanlan in her full, Kool-Aid drinkin' glory, beaming on April 28, 2020 about "the incredible work that had been done".
Someone leaked the letter to the Halifax Examiner, they posted a story, and the MCC rushed to enter it into evidence.
It will further advance the narrative of mean 'ol Brenda Lucki beatin' up on those poor, hard-done-by N.S. Mounties, when in reality the takeaway for eyeballs in Nova Scotia should be that Lia Scanlan isn't qualified to do strategic communications for your local laundromat, let alone a supposedly professional police force.
The letter depicts Lucki in full tear-a-strip-off-everyone mode, and well, on April 28, 2020, can you f'n blame her?
"Darren (Campbell) was exceptional, the best I've seen it done. He achieved exactly what we set out to accomplish," Scanlan writes.
"Following the press conference, members of the 'H' Division management team gathered to acknowledge the incredible work that had been done."
Potential political interference aside - it's a story, but it's not THE story - Brenda Lucki had ever right to channel Harvey Keitel in Pulp Fiction, no? ('Let's not start sucking each other's dick quite yet!'-ed.)
Let's also not forget that Scanlan rated that initial Bergerman/Leather press conference as "pretty good," all things considered.
You know, the one where they devoted as much attention to their comrade with minor injuries as they did to the "in excess of 10" civillian casualties, a number they vastly undersold for, what was it, TRANSLATION considerations. Hon, the majority of seventh-graders could translate 11-22 for you on a dime. Onze, deuze, treize, quatorze, etc, etc.
She also, in no particular order, called for "accountability" in the media, said that she could "write a book" on what a great job her team did, and believed a ticker-tape parade would be in order had McNeil, Trudeau and the dastardly media not bolloxed things up for their image.
Hopefully the national press, which is suddenly so engaged in this story, keeps all that in mind while Lia Scanlan is being lionized over the next day or two..
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Methinks the Lady doth protest too much but she is correct about your pal Palango being an arsehole N'esy Pas?
The first instinct of the RCMP is to protect the Buffalo – the organization, symbolized by its bovine mascot.
This overall conviction among RCMP leaders and their government enablers is that they all did a great job. They must have. Chris Leather was quietly promoted to a carpet cop job in Ottawa. Dustine Rodier was named a superintendent. Lia Scanlan is now chief strategic advisor to the commanding officer.
As for Superintendent Darren Campbell, in early May he and his partner, RCMP white shirt Erin Pepper sold their house in Bedford (2022 tax assessment: $691,000) for $1,099.000, precisely $229,100 over asking. He is headed to a top job helping run the RCMP shop in New Brunswick.
Ah, New Brunswick!
It appears that the RCMP in Nova Scotia were blindsided by what happened with Wortman. Sources continue to say that everything that happened is related to New Brunswick RCMP to anti-biker operations Project J-Thunder and J-Thunderstruck.
During that murderous weekend, the RCMP called for help from not only its counterparts in New Brunswick but also Fredericton police, who were involved in the projects.
For their part the RCMP in Nova Scotia held the fort as best they could. The white shirts didn’t give up the game about what was really going on. New Brunswick RCMP boss Assistant Commissioner Larry Tremblay wasn’t so lucky. He got unceremoniously axed last year without any real explanation about why the government wanted him out.
Campbell did what he has always done, even if it was highly unorthodox – he protected the Buffalo.
Superintendent-turned-Stenographer Darren Campbell, and what it all means
-by Paul Palango
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David Raymond Amos
Methinks the plot as thickened rather Nicely N'esy Pas?
The videos raise obvious apparent inconsistencies in the official narrative. Much of what Hubley and MacLeod said happened, clearly didn’t happen and it certainly didn’t all happen within five or six seconds.
So how did the mainstream media handle this?
The television stations ran some of the video but didn’t bother to contrast the testimony of Hubley and MacLeod and the findings by Cacchione with what the tapes showed. They didn’t comment on the obvious anomalies in the videos.
The CTV report was so poor that the reporter even had the police vehicle already at the gas pumps when Wortman arrived.
The print media and most of the television stations relied on a single report by The Canadian Press to describe what happened, a story which also did not dare challenge the official narrative.
Wherever the truth might lie, one can remain fairly confident that it won’t be uncovered by an industrious, curious and skeptical mainstream media who have long since had those instincts bred from their collective bloodlines.
At the same time Canadian trust in journalists has continued to fade, the mainstream media can’t seem to grasp the problem.
It’s a multi-pronged issue involving politicization, corporatization and the imposition of such rigid formatting that there is little room for journalism done outside the established lines.
The reporters and editors who have covered the Nova Scotia massacres and what we've taken to calling the Spinquiry are slaves to documents and official sources. Those are their only potential sources of truth, and anything to the contrary is anathema, as it doesn’t fit into their codified world of journalistic standards and practices.
If something isn’t written down or spoken in a public forum, it doesn’t count.
Governments, businesses, the police and the craftiest among us know that and use it to their advantage to deflect our collective attention away from what matters most...
Official sources or it didn't happen!
-by Paul Palango
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Jef Achenbach
"one step ahead, you're a genius" Dad said. "two steps ahead, your're a crackpot." FRank is three steps ahead and is the product of the above described evolution, repeated throughout history.. lucky for us
David Raymond Amos
Jef Achenbach IMHO Evil little Andy Baby has been way behind the 8 eight ball for years and his latest pal Palango is playing him like a fiddle
Frank
In the Nova Scotia Spinquiry, as we have come to call it on the Nighttime Podcast with Jordan Bonaparte, there have been statements released showing that Wortman had an inordinate number of contacts with RCMP and other police officers.
For example, Constable Greg Wiley paid Wortman 16 visits between 2008 and 2017 but says he didn’t have a special relationship with him.
One of Wortman’s best friends was the longest serving police officer on the Halifax police force.
A currently serving police officer who has helped us in the past with our continuing investigation says he and some of his fellow officers are more and more convinced that Wortman had some kind of relationship with the RCMP.
“If Wortman had a handler, it likely won’t be the names you see coming up at the Commission,” the police officer said. “That will be well hidden. He’s probably not even in the area anymore. You know they’ve destroyed and manipulated evidence. That’s probably what they are eager to hide.”
The officers believe that that secret relationship, if it existed, likely had been exposed shortly before Wortman started killing people on April 18, 2020...
Nothing happened at Brink's, and why that's important
-by Paul Palango
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David Raymond Amos
As I said out of the gate follow the money
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Hey Jordan
Hello all!
@nikki lewis allo
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Enjoying the extreme heat Jordan and Paul?
Hey everyone
good evening all
Nice shirt Paul!
I love Paul's shirt!
Hey Cyndi
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hello Cyndi
Hey Darrell
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Need a log to crawl into its so hot
Paused my Animal Kingdom for the live....better be good lol
Happy Sunday.
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hello darrell
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hey Chris!
hi @Cyndi
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LOL@ Chris Lee
Hi cyndi how are you
Paul is adjusting the antenna on his dial up
lol
LOL @ Ryan
LOL @ Ryan
Hahaha@Ryan
hi Folks!
Good steamy evening !
hi SMAC
must be on seaside err i mean rogers
God bless heat pumps
@ Chris very well thx, hope you are too!
Jealous Michael I have been waiting for weeks to get mine installed lol
Hello fellow Nighttime travellers
it's really hot, J & P are likely taking off their long pants lol, not like we'd see anything since they are sitting down lmao
Yes cyndi I am thank you
LOL @Ash
where are jordan and paul
Late again
Jordan said Paul was running a bit late but they should be ready to go shortly
NS Freckles...we bought a house with two heat pumps!!
They are adjusting their watches
Hello Nova Scotia
Just like the MCC. Lol
Here we are
enjoying the Mini-Split......if you don't have one...GET ONE
Exactly Julia lol
@ Julia hahahahah
Ugh lucky lol… the installation time is weeks lol
What time is this supposed to start?
Clocks don’t work in Nova Scotia, remember
915
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Adam was wearing his suit earlier but what you didn't see because he was sitting down was he was also wearing shorts lol
Idk why everyone rags on them starting later… it’s okay lol
he was here but Paul showed up and Jordon left lol
nice congrats @ Lynn
That’s awesome Lynn!
Adam never wears pants....why would he
my fav thing to do is sit under the heat pump. total life saver
@Milkshaker69 ban
good in the winter too
Wrench me
Lia Scanlan and Leather Chris are bith troublesome
absolutely Grumpee Chat
Best thing ever ! I gave it to my parents as I live in a building ( but I enjoy it everyday lol)
evening all from a heat stricken Ontario still 40 in back yard
nice.
still 30 here
40. jeezus murphy by
Still hot in CB too
How does one get a wrench by their name?JW
Ash Lunn...did you say Adam Rodgers was on earlier?
saw there golfing there 3rd qk of Sept can't wait get to cabot
They must have arm tattoos Maureen
@Michael Keefe yes, he had a show earlier with Adam this afternoon
crap...I missed it
Yes milkshake must have arm tattoos to qualify
new shirt PP
welcome to NS
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Ugh that sucks Paul
my rent can only go up bye 2%
that sucks PP
it's very sad
That’s a crazy increase
Gentrification
that does suck! it happens alot thou!
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He is wearing a Mexican Tequila jug
So lucky my rent isn’t going up holy moly
houston we have a problem
they found out Paul's book is a best Seller
Same problem in Australia , interest rates go up, then the rents go ip !
actually quite a few problems houston
profit from the book should look after the raise in rent!!! lol
That;s rotten Paul.
of course not !
Oh god
was Paul's home raided by OPP?
Wtf happened
Wow
sorry to hear, anything personal to anyone is terrible
Wth?
Holy crap!
catch 22
Break in?
Then why bring it up lol
Oh dear.
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Scary. Glad Paul and Sharon are ok!
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exactly @Freckles
Jordan you teased us for nothing but I hope all are ok
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all the best Paul!!
there are many good mounties boots on the ground lets not forget that
Glad those Mounties were professional
100% nikki
Boots on the ground
yikes.... someone pressin Paul In response To his work on this. totally understand why he won't talk about it yet. but curious
That’s true @nikki lewis we can’t paint them all with the same brush
Saulnier's son was in the news the other day too
Air B&B can pound sand...
Morrison and Andrew Macdonald should have been on the stand!
Leon , other man who stayed in Portapique and Peter Griffin
F&8k up and move up
crocodile tears
in my opinion
Crying for himself
and we still don't know who or when or how the bond and tuck family's were killed.. nothing on those 5 and why..? it's almost over they don't know or aren't saying..
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bulldozing crime scenes who authorized that?
they all should have, but the only excuse they have is that it's trauma informed. these people likely only have info that destroys their narrative.
Did Paul step outside his house on the weekend with a safety vest on and Brown and Melanson were there. That's scary. I feel bad for him!
@ k tibbits I wanna know all too hugs
Lol Darrell so true
Right? @Darrell
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*that too!!!
funny but yet not @Darrell
cant see that ever happen
Lucki was asking Leather and Bergerman about the guns for her bosses in GoC and the minister 4 days after
curious notes from leather and janis G
too funny @Darrell Currie
Rodier said it was textbook and campbell cried and said they didn’t get the job done. Hmmm
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cant ask questions
F&F question to leather, massive silence before i dont recall,
Nikki’s Lewis 16 sec pause
Very shoddy and neglectful Police work period
Arch Thompson visited OBFB with Leather in May 2020
Who made the decision that lawyer’s couldn’t ask questions?
like how many others have disappeared not been called by Mass sham
J Robin, J gray,
then many other witnesses
He might have already had a vacation planned lol
I understand that no questions on any subject not dealt with in the foundational documents
hiding behind skirts
@NS44 more like hiding up skirts
will the hard questions be asked in the class action lawsuit?
To me it seems like all the mcc is there to do is work on domestic violence
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lip service... few of them are believable
That’s sad about her son
why no charges south of the border
hahaha @ ash
Why couldn't any authority crack into Emily's cell phone? Bizzare.
I that right @darrell
any update on doing the silent patrolman test?
it's all wishing to do better. they have had ample time for decades to do better but they keep effing up
no slacks given here
apologize for mistakes? how about STOP making those mistakes
im on the fence with campbell
What a very humble woman. ![❤]()
Leather didn’t even acknowledge the families
@nikki lewis i wasl looking at a silent patrolman the other day and i just cant see it happen
hello @ darcy dobson
I agree @scott
i think Jordan and Ryan were going to try a test run @Scott McLeod
@Tracy Wing , thank you for sending that!
play on yer heart strings
the mass sham make me more sick tbh in this entire process
or at least on a level
two years later... and rodier said it was all done perfectly
Agree @nikki
@nikki lewis i was in the back seat of a police car the other day and got a look.
I agre Rob C
@ hahaha at Scott me too!!!! im smaller than lb and I know i wasnt getting thru, turo cops !!! and they have push bars too!!
The MCC investigators went home back in February. Nobody is investigating any of this.
burill went on. vacation/done from mcc it seems about 2 months ago
ps he failed and got a promotion
yayyy ryan
hope all ok @Scott McLeod
was at a local collision center
any update on Wortman's father....he was arrested again for shop lifting again at Costco moncton and assaulted the security guard
they are watching the chat
this was great find @Ryan
Brainwashing techniques.. they want to close the book on this tragedy, and their language always seems lean toward achieving a neat, foregone conclusion.
Really Mr M how do you know that? Lol
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Oh Ryan, of course they are
he stole a large package or razor blades
Good for you Ryan.. so thorough when you read. Thank you
also leather reached out to campbell the night of the 18 and leather had already talked to archie within 1/2 hr of boots on ground arriving in PP,
I bet Leather read my words today
bill Blair is greasy
credit for above to another person that found above in documents
bfg made fun of him in a video and gave him a fat complex lol
hes covering his own ass
can anyone legit from cibc confirm or deny anyone picking up 500k from a bank would go to a brinks
chief Quimby
Keto lol
@nikki lewis thats pretty early on
When they hang him can i pull the handle
hes smart hes got an ace in the hole
lol44
deadman's switch
who he kept looking at through out
should have Apologized 2 years ago
Too big to fail?
yes @Ryan , when mcc records show that occ only ran a name check on wortman at 1030pm
distraction
bill blairs chief of staff!!!
@Albino i dont think brinks show he was a CI, not the protocol
agreed@NS44
Ryan's going to lose his Pepsi sponsorship
Did they move him to Ottawa to keep him closer
*Jordan
evetobs
why is entire banfield clan protected
everyone is quiet
@Mr. M Toller
FF
US
no charges
Sickening this whole thing.
@Mr. M Toller lite or lime this weekend
@Nikki and @Ryan, was brinks money to Wortman linked to New Brunswick?
Federal involvement? DUH of course lol
agree Chris... Zero respect for families & their passed loved ones e
what does Paul think of fast and furious?
federal involvement south of the border
supposedly the sign of slip was approved by someone in fredericton, i have no idea
Eric Holder...
Gunwalker texas ranger
Brenda Lucki was inquiring about the source of the weapons for the "GoC and minister" Aptil 23........
Larry Tremblay in Fredricton
pressure our Fed Gov with Gov officials from USA that investigate the Gunwalker case about smuggled guns from USA
were wortmans firearms "allowed" to cross the border
yes tremblay and Fredericton and swift exit has many questions
email MP Stephen Ellis
where is the Barrett .50 caliber rifle?
I want Pauls take on Leahter being asked about the 'Fast and Furious' note from the 20th
in the F150
someone said it would take 13 yrs for another inquiry in bc
ottawa knew about portipique right away sat night
Ohh @Nikki Leanne Fitch was with Fredricton police?
The PC's in Nova Scotia don't want to know; they want to defer responsibility, period.
fitch was police chief in Fredericton NB
yes @Maureen Kennedy few years back, MCC is conflict from the strat
Fitch was fredericton constable then police chief
Yes that’s right Ash Luann
start, along with macdonald and stanton and LEAF
Yes @Nikki.. what a sh@show the MCC has been!
" Not set up to find fault, or lay blame". This reminds e of the Krever Inquiry.
one guy filed a FOIA and was told it would take 185 years
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was it 185 or 85?
the feds arent that good lol, i did an atip request and got a CD for nothing relevant to what i actually requested
@nikki What does 'LEAF' stand for??
" Fast and Furious" - Eric Holder's failure...
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Gunwalker case. Wide rreceiver + Fast and Furious
gw bought his gun from booth at gun show
boy Leather had the longest pause answering the FF question
fast and furious was a disaster in texas
Yes, Rob.
@Glowwatcher legal education and action fund, many connections to lawyers at MCC, Stanton, and research people working for the MCC
I wonder if a properly placed FOI request to the ATF or DEA in the US would be revealing. Always believed the key to this is gun running. Can anyone get the numbers off any of his guns?
Never forget that this is a Commission, NOT an Inquiry!
his brinks trans didnt flag fintrac!!!!????
womens rights DV blah blah
he Inherited 1 mill from Tom Evans
thanks Nikki
pressing cocaine into dentures and bringing them from Jamaca...maybe..
they were selling them at gunshops and tried tracking them
lots of missing guns @Ash Lunn
$$$
clayfield
Lisa grabbed like 60k from the walls of the clinic to throw in the pot with the 705k under the porch
what did fintrac know?
...and yet, they wouldn't allow certain questions, as they'd be too " conspiratorial.
i know pot dealers that have been flagged for alot less
He went to Truro branch to withdrawal the money
Is that right Ryan? Yeah money stored in walls.. I heard of cocaine stored in walls
cognitive disonance
where is his Facebook history very important aspect of his life his social media activity not much mentioned
the finacial paper saud the proof was that he did not get money from RCMP is that they stated they did not give him any, lol
If this is another Gunwalker case then Congress in the USA might just open an investigation into the ATF in USA again
yes and they could not figure out where it came from , lol, ok
is she common law if they lived sepaerately and filed as single
she had 2 yrs to get it straight
she didnt want to feel anger
Toronto star & sun suck!
why has J never been questioned or charged
in context of the ammunition
what about gws finacial property dealings with banfield
banfields family
didn't witnesses see ATVs and bikes going up thru the NSPC lines towards Londonderry in the wee hours from Portapique?
She slipped up and said someone said hey guys then she heard gun shots as well in her reenactment I recall
maybe it started earlier
she was on a treasure hunt for the money the rcmp didnt find
“They” can also be used to describe what someone’s doing , “they threw the ball “.
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doesn't add up!!!
doesn't add up!!!@Nighttime Podcast i am working on that story as we speak
someone came forward and said what ever happened in Portapique started earlier approx 8pm that night.
Good @Scott
Id love to know what you find @Scott McLeod
i will let you know
whispering to her
she 'thinks' she's a good liar...
any info will only come out in the civil suit imo, if it actually goes the whole length and not settled
maureen banfield was feeding Lisa answers during her testimony
@Scott McLeod certainly no RJ for LB
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Also whispering to each other
Why can't she remember anything GW was raging about just before? "I'm done" or "it's over". Most consequential argument of her life.
Would love to know more about the tip New York police received regarding a vehicle from the the massacre heading to ny
why was janice not charged for her part
@Darrell Currie i will be meeting with someone the first week back
Restorative Justice techniques are wholly inappropriate in mitigating a Mass Casualty event.
"nothingburger" charge
@Scott McLeod great job! keep digging.
she acknowledged she knew he didn't have firearms licence and encouraged him not to get it so she could buy more perfume in US.
transporting ammunition
lesser charge
@J9 indeed
They should be charging her with aiding
def Scott
100%@scott
@Scott, absolutely
Ash LunnLisa Banfield should be charged as accessory to multiple murders IMOEveryone did get caught up in it , it worked
exactly Scott Macleod, she's as guilty as Gw imo...
oh oh were all on a list
Looks like a disco from the 70s lol
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even as campbell said, no bullets, no deaths
Peter Griffon put the frigging stickers on the car ffs. he's gone
It waa to Lisa's advantage to have charges pending - reason not to speak about it
Griffon in jail anyone know where he is?
stay safe Paul
Griffon likely on vacation in Mexico with his cartel buddies
After show tonight ?
dont think in jail @Patrick Penney , not been for ages
Everyone involved in his criminal activity got away Scott free
tks Nikki
so they know the American's name in Maine that sold him the guns used in the murder. It is illegal to sell guns to a non American and the US brought no charges? FOIA requests
hey jordan no sound
I can hear Jordan
Me too sound is good
I hear ya
can hear everything
sounds good for me
I dint know what happened but just rebooted
I am always willing to be on the show
no one even talked directly to Sean Conlon in the U.S. Think about that for a second
no one. absolutely zero people charged in the USA for giving or selling wortman guns
What a wonderful idea ! I lost my dear friend heather o Brian
a phone transcript is all
thoughts with you Shauna
So sorry shauna, she sounded lovely
he admitted everything still no charges
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you and paul have never forgotten about the people
good idea Jordan be good continue get perspective of families I enjoyed Scott's perspective
Sorry Shauna to hear. That's the reason we are all here to help you and other families and friends to get answers. We need to keep pressuring them
bring on Leon
I think this would be wonderful respect for the victims
everyone speaking out is what is needed, of course those who are comfortable
Poor guy
anyway signing off, been a rough couple of weeks but my dad is coming home this week after having a stroke. Been lots of trips to the hospital, good night all
Yes Nikki for sure
FYI we do NOT want the Stick lady by the blueberry field road on.......god forbid lmao
Glad he is on the mend Anne Marie, night
thanks kristen
Heather was our von as well and every morning she would come do my grandmothers meds and nan would say here comes the drug pusher ! I miss them both xox
goodnight @Anne Marie glad to hear your dad's coming home
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andrew Macdonald
Leon would be wise not to speak to anyone anymore
Soooooooo is Paul safe? Should we be concerned? That was weird
agree Kristen
David AmosGood luck talking to Andy BabyShe was a gem Kristen
get some US people talk about FF and lack of chagres in US Lauren Villagran
That didn’t sound good about Paul!
Michael MacDonald
Would love to hear from Maureen hope/doucette registrar for the denturist committee about the hit list she reported to 911
I missed some of this after show… @Nighttime did you interview Adam Rodgers this evening and I missed it?
woe
Maureen he did an afternoon recording but it should be up tomorrow I think he said
Becca ALol its up now
andrew Macdonald who was shot by gw and identified him
Ohh thank you Kristen!,
Even better Nikki :)
anyone know hos on call surgeons work in NS?
how
Ty
Classified concert Adam was going to wasn't it?
ie is it normal for a surgeons for gun shots to be based at new glasgow on a weekend? versus truro or hali/dartmouth?
residents of portipique
Bjorn for sure!!!!
That was tonight
she was arsy
Bjorn told me he knew something was going down and he got the girls out around 9 o'clock before it started
what girls @cyndi ?
did you all know that adrian lively is out of jail as of the end of July.. living at his place now and enjoying life.. justice wasn't severed.. what a shame he didn't get more
Agree 100% Jordan
Was it that early Cyndi ?
and Sharon @nighttime
And they are hurting trying to live in this hell
his wife and daughter
@nikki lewis every hospital that performs surgery through the week, shoud have covering surgeons over the w/e.
interesting Cyndi
tks @cyndi
other ppl have told me some ppl in portipique knew some thing was going down at 8pm.
he said he came back grab his gun and stood ground even refused to be arrested
did I read Bjorns family left after 11pm?
how could anyone know as early as 8:00 that something was going down or is the timeline just that far off
cyndiif I go missing hunt for me@NS44 I heard that as well about the trouble started approx 8pm
Ryan has a great Twitter feed
@Kelly Mcclean , good to know, any reason you may know why someone would go to NG versus truro or HRM for arm surgery
@cherryhill202
yes DFWC good show
@cherryhill2020
@Ken Triol Lisa McCully friend spoke to her earlier vand Lisa M said there was a party going on earlier that night
@Cyndi we would turn over every Rock looking for you if you weren't anywhere to be found everyone on here has your back
Jordan is Paul ok? Sounded sketchy
major mystery what went down between 8-10pm
cyndi you are a survivor I can tell you aren't going anywhere
Glad he’s ok
I'm thinking the supposed party got out of hand
andrew Macdonald
@nikki lewis my thoughts are, every center that performs surgery should have a covering surgeon for whatever might come through the doors, with physician staffing shortage they might be sent esewhere
hey Jordan any time buddy
What's happened with Rob the Carpenter? can't see him just fading away?
thankyou @Kelly Mcclean
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and had the scrap yard
Also would depend on severity I’d imagine. I know when I worked in GI I would send patients to the HI emerge because there was a GI doc on call there but not at ie cobequid etc
I think the orthopedic surgeon is at Aberdeen Hospital
David Westlake
hey evenly come sit in my back yard he leaves his mark every now again thats he been here
I wonder if it has something to do with bikers maybe
what was his dealings after
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awe thx ken and all!!
Always love hearing from Scott and Darrell!
have a goodnight @cyndi
thx you too ryan
I’d like to try and get to one in person too
Go test drive a BENZ and get Bruce to help you out. ![😎]()
night everyone . hope Paul stays safe. he's a gem
I want to attend one of the MCC interviews
ok
live demonstration on how get our back of police car
goodnight all ![🙂]()
gn
night all, keep the faith hugs
while i would love to hear from people, many that were affected were v close and i would only want to hear from them if they wished, and i think many want to not get involved
are we allowed to bring in rice and empty ball point pens when Lucki testifies? ...asking for a friend who like pea shooters lol
Good night all!
Gnight cyndi
Night all stay safe
Ash Lunn haha :)
Goodnight everyone.
in person is interesting for sure
i went to support
good night all
gn Tuesday right on sweet
Good night
night all
Good night all
good night everyone I can't wait to hear your findings
Good night
night all
Good night all
good night everyone I can't wait to hear your findings @Scott
Night
anyone attending the MCC when Lucki testifies please eat lots of brown beans the night before Tks
You’re a good man, Jordan.
I plan to go
good night Jordan good show
Nighty Night Scotty Baby and Kenny Boy
stay golden.
Yes support we all want to know answers
Grumpee Chatstay golden
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