How Strange Anonymous Letters Helped Solve A Murder

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• ME

  @messrsandersonco5985 · 1 year ago

  If someone belittles you in public, you dump him unceremoniously IN PUBLIC!

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• JA

  @jamesl9371 · 1 year ago

  Murderers should be in prison for life <br>I’m a very liberal Canadian <br>But I don’t believe in leniency for violent criminals and murderers

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• ST

  @stevemartin6144 · 1 year ago

  So sad that the &quot;justice system&quot; in Canada is so ineffective and lax. That is a crime in itself.

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• SE

  @setghanbingfest4988 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m all for &quot;Mr. Big&quot; operations..... they can&apos;t be illegal when they lead to the body of the victim for damn sake!!!! &nbsp; Good grief, what is wrong with people&apos;s thinking. &nbsp; Sad bunch of bleeding hearts!

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• JU

  @juliem4332-t6i · 1 year ago

  I assume there must have been no way to reverse-check his entry form writing/signature against the letters. I don&apos;t understand why they didn&apos;t request that he copy one of the letters using his nondominant hand. Are they allowed to do that? Canada&apos;s life sentence isn&apos;t life; they should call it something else.

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• DU

  @dutchessbella · 10 months ago

  WTF that is so wrong, he should NEVER get out life for a life

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• ED

  @edwina2025 · 1 year ago

  The fact that he can apply for parole in 2026 is sickening<br>My heart goes out to everyone who loves her<br>Be strong and positive and believe that he will not get parole<br>Noone who takes another persons life for self desires deserves any leniency and should spend the rest of their natural lives in prison<br>God be with her family and friends and guide them 🙏

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• JA

  @jamesl9371 · 1 year ago

  I like the Mr Big thing <br>It’s absolutely not entrapment <br>He killed her and buried her and admitted it and it was all true <br>They just used unusual ways to discover the truth <br>Murderers and criminals should never get off on technicalities <br>I hope he doesn’t get out alive

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• ZX

  @zxy78267 · 11 months ago

  This story is heartbreaking. I feel so bad for her parents. <br>I was in a couple of abusive relationships. The first one didn&apos;t last long, but the second one was different. I was really in love with him, and kept thinking he would change. There was no indication of violence or a bad temper early on. But as time went by, small arguments turned into big ones which would drag on. Then they became harder to deal with because I&apos;d have to go through every detail to prove that I wasn&apos;t flirting with a guy, just having a normal, polite conversation. Eventually, every time he saw me talking to someone, he&apos;d blow up and accuse me of liking the guy more, and finally, he was accusing me of affairs. He&apos;d go over and over whether I had been unfaithful, where I&apos;d met &quot;the imaginary guy&quot; in secret, etc. Every time, I would tell him that I wasn&apos;t meeting anyone. It just got harder and more exhausting to deal with it all the time. I stopped talking to any guy, no matter how young or old he was, etc. to the point where it became very awkward if we were at a party where people make small talk just to be social. Or, my boyfriend would come to my work which was in a restaurant where I had to be cordial and have short interactions with my customers. Eventually, it resulted in physical altercations when he didn&apos;t believe me, which was most of the time. The last time I was alone with him, we got into a horrible argument where I didn&apos;t back down, and told him I wanted out of the relationship because he was always going to think I was cheating whenever he wasn&apos;t with me. He ended up punching me in the face as hard as he could and breaking my nose. We were in my car, and to avoid getting blood on the upholstery, I opened the door and just hung my head out. By the time it stopped bleeding, there was a huge puddle of blood on the road. It was also on my shirt from before I got my head outside of the car. My mom noticed it when she did the laundry, and my parents realized that I had heavy makeup on under my eyes to cover the bruises. Since I normally only wore a little mascara and some lip gloss, they realized that something was wrong. I wasn&apos;t able to smile, and laughing was excruciating. I&apos;m surprised my dad didn&apos;t hit him, but he made it clear that my boyfriend was going to leave me alone, or he&apos;d be sorry. I didn&apos;t press charges because I was afraid no one would believe me. My parents wanted to report it, but I didn&apos;t think much would be done. He&apos;s been divorced at least three times since last time I heard. I moved to a different state and haven&apos;t seen him in decades. For anyone who is experiencing abuse, whether it&apos;s psycho or physical, I suggest the book, &quot;The Emotionally Abused Woman.&quot; &nbsp;This book is relevant for men as well, because since the book&apos;s release many years ago, there has been recognition that men can be abused as well. The tactics of an abusive person are very common, and I learned so much about warning signs early on.

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• K.

  @k.s.173 · 11 months ago

  The fact they share these stories of &quot;Mr. Big&quot; is mind blowing. &nbsp;It&apos;s public knowledge so I&apos;m a little shocked people actually fall into this trap. I&apos;m not a bad guy and don&apos;t have it in me to ever take a life but if I did, I know now to never fall for this. A new bestie outta nowhere, quickly making great amounts of cash and then got to tell my worst crimes?? Nope, that just = 25 years to life. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Don&apos;t do the crime.

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• GA

  @garyseymour3409 · 10 months ago

  If i, being innocent, ever had to take a lie detector test i&apos;d be nervous as hell worrying that i might get a deceptive result or worse. They can&apos;t be trusted.

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• LE

  @LeesaDexter · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m extremely impressed in the Manitoba.Police big time and pressed good job

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