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Crime Reference List
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada – as reliably reported.
"Justice is turned back, and righteousness stands far away; for truth has stumbled in the public squares, and uprightness cannot enter." Isaiah 59:14
UNRESOLVED
           
AGE NAME DATE ASSOCIATED PLACE CULPRIT/S
IDENTIFIED		 INVESTIGATION
PROGRESSING
MURDERS            
•  20 Irene M White Wed, Dec. 9, 1970. Body found naked under plastic in mid-winter in the bush between Oliver Lake and Butze Rapids. no no
Body reportedly found by local medical doctor and son who were seeking a suitable tree for their Christmas celebration. The RCMP denial that they have such a record, or, if they ever had it, it would have been destroyed by now, was challenged in December 2007 to the Information Commissioner of Canada, who to-date has failed to even acknowledge the formally lodged complaint (tracking number 79-125-396-846).
    
•  26 Alberta Williams Sun, Aug. 27, 1989. Body found near Tyee Overpass, 37km east of the City. no no
     
Claudia (Alberta's sister and last person known to have seen her alive) said: "When I spoke to them [RCMP] a long time ago they said `we’re 99% sure of who did it'. If you’re 99% sure, what prevents you from investigating any further?" (quoted July 6, 2006).
    
•  16 Ramona Wilson Sat. June 11, 1994. Her body was found April, 1995, just outside Smithers on Yelich Rd, near the airport. yes no
     
An eyewitness of her murder identified her murderer in sworn testimony to Smithers RCMP, but no action has been taken: not even an interview (as at August 2008).
    
•  22 Tamara C::: Wed, Sept 21, 2005. Brutally beaten and strangled in Andre's 'k-car' between City and Cloya Bay on Highway 16. yes no
     
Main culprits, Andre and Nic, since deceased (Hell's Angels apparently involved in their deaths); the complicit driver, Lorraine (Racy) Lloyd, well known to RCMP, remained unwilling to assist in the location of the victim's body, after confessing (June 13, 2007) to having been present at both her brutal murder, and at her secret burial the following day. The RCMP deceitfully announced September, 2007: "the investigation into Tamara C:::’s disappearance continues to take positive steps". They knew otherwise. (Lorraine died of natural causes arising from an un-natural lifestyle on Friday May 28, 2010).
    
             
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'HIGHWAY OF TEARS' STATEMENT –
      in memory of the mothers and daughters buried in the backwoods off Route 16
     
The primary common factor in the approximately 20 unsolved murders and disappearances along Route 16 in northern British Columbia, Canada, is neither hitchhiking nor lifestyle as frequently alleged, but the RCMP's history of devaluing these victims, resulting in a serious lack of aggressive investigation. The two cases cited immediately above are amply illustrative of this shameful lack.
    
             
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––– Click for a 429k photo-list of the unresolved Highway of Tears victims –––
RAPES            
•  38 VF 10am Sun, Oct.1, 1989. Under the bridge near to Petro Canada in 6th Avenue East. no no
      Identikit created by the RCMP but not published.    
•  18 CM Prom-night May 2005. At high school graduation house-party in City East, yes no
      After Christian counseling in December 2007 the victim was able to competently confront her assailants without causing any stress to herself.    
•  20 ::: ::: . . . 2007 Gang-raped in City while being videoed. yes unreported
             
GANG ACTIVITY            
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Akuna Nguyen
Akuna Tri Nguyen
31 January 2009: He smashes vehicle windscreen in Haysvale with baseball bat, while his gang batters the rest of the vehicle, as owner tries to drive away, because owner supported his younger brother who had prevented Akuna's gang from selling their illegal drugs at his house-party on January 16, 2009. The victim declined to lay charges because of the court's reputation for simply issuing fines, easily paid by this drug-dealing gang, without providing protection for the victims, who then suffer further for having dared to lay charges against these criminals.
Since this attack, other attempts at intimidation by Akuna's gang continue. . .
 yes no
  Some gang members involved:
Vick Moudgill, John Muchacha, HK Nguyen, David Sanchu, Anthony Lee, Mike Delima; and among other –
vehicle: Chrysler Sirius registration 657DGT.
   
 
April 2009: Violence and threats of violence continue unchecked. . .
May 2009: The warning that families of the above-named may sue the author of this web site for publicising their names is hereby completely disregarded.
    
           
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The '::: :::' above means information received is considered confidential.  |  Unless marked 'unreported' the above are known to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
BIBLE QUOTE: "If one is burdened with the blood of another, he will be a fugitive until death; let no one help him." PROVERBS 28:17 ESV
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A COMMUNITY THAT DOES NOT CARE IS COMPLICIT
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THE ESSENCE OF JUSTICE IS TO LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR AS YOURSELF, WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF RACE, CREED, CONVENIENCE OR COMPROMISE, IN ALL PLACES AND AT ALL TIMES.
Judicial Betrayals
January 10, 2008: Toronto Federal Judge Barry L. Strayer undermines the Canadian federal government's attempt to control marijuana use, by ruling that 'medical marijuana users' cannot be limited to growing their own or buying from a government approved source, thereby legalizing their purchase of the drug from the illicit drug industry and enhancing its market.
January 24, 2008: Alberta Judge Eric Macklin sentences Marvin G. Smith to two years home-arrest outside of his work time, and five year driving suspension, for the culpable killing of RCMP Officer Jose Agostinho and injuring of officer Robert Haney by dangerous and impaired driving. This is Smith's second offence (first overturned on appeal) for a similar crime on the same highway ten years before.
January 25, 2008: Quebec Court Judge Sylvie Durand sentences ex-Montreal Police officer Pierre Goulet to an effective 27 months prison for smuggling large amounts of drug money for organized crime, although the two charges of which he was found guilty each carried a maximum of ten years in prison. The proceeds of his crimes are not confiscated. (Goulet only resigned from the Montreal Police on the day he admitted guilt, had used his police status to criminal advantage, and was moonlighting as a guard at Trudeau International Airport).
February 27, 2008: British Columbia Provincial Judge William Kitchen sentences 20-year-old dole-supported drug-addict Darcy Lance Jones of no-fixed-address, for violently attacking and robbing 81-year-old Dr Peter Collins in Vancouver’s Holy Rosary Cathedral, to house-arrest for two years less a day followed by three years probation. (No prison time).
March 27, 2008: Although ruled a criminal organization in Ontario and Quebec, and drug-trafficking being a Federal offence, British Columbia Judge Anne MacKenzie rules that Hells Angels are not a criminal organization, in an E-Pandora prosecution. Further E-Pandora prosecutions may affect this BC verdict on Hells Angels.
May 5, 2008: British Columbia Supreme Court Judge Anne MacKenzie sentences Richard Andrew Rempel, a "high-level wholesale drug-trafficker" (Federal Prosecutor Devlin) and alleged Hells Angels member, to an effective nine months prison as having "substantial potential for rehabilitation" (Justice MacKenzie); which effectively means that age and personal potential mitigate punishment, compared to older persons of less potential. Is this called justice?
May 14, 2008: Vancouver Parole Board spokesman Patrick Storey says the board had no choice but to release Marcellus Norman Jacob, 26, known as Marcel, because he had served the required two-thirds of his sentence, even though "clinical opinion is that you are at moderate-to-high-risk for future violent offending and for future sexual violence ... Females, especially young females, are likely to be your future victims." So, when is a sentence a sentence? And more ominously - Vancouver police spokesman Const. Tim Fanning said Jacob doesn't show up in the police database.
June 18, 2008: Vancouver Chief Constable Jim Chu publicly appeals to the Judiciary to sentence appropriately, saying –
"In Vancouver the situation has reached ludicrous proportions ... we have literally thousands of these criminals who in any other city would be classified as chronic offenders after they have had five criminal convictions."  He said that here, after more than 30 convictions their length of sentencing even begins to reduce. Chu said – "These criminals primarily commit property crimes to feed their drug addictions. One super-chronic offender has 80 convictions and a crack cocaine addiction. He needs to steal daily, even hourly, to feed his habit, which gobbles up more than $1.2 million worth of property in a year."
And our Judges are certainly not helping the victim-public!
June 18, 2008: Quebec Superior Court Judge Suzanne Tessier overturns a father's discipline of his 12-year-old daughter (grounded from a school trip for repeatedly violating his instructions against risky internet behaviour by chatting on websites her father had tried to block and then posting 'inappropriate' pictures of herself online via a friend's computer).
Intrusive “human rights” activism by the Judiciary!
July 7, 2008: Moncton Provincial Court Associate Chief Judge Pierre W. Arseneault acquits Kinte Ambrose of any crime (after disallowing his confiscated marijuana as evidence), who had been arrested while transporting 20 kilograms of marijuana on the Trans-Canada Highway (a known drug-pipeline), on the grounds that the arresting officer had not enough reason to suspect the suspect.
Would the same verdict have applied if the contraband was the corpse of a murder victim? From Judge Arseneault's reasoning, probably.
July 9, 2008: Madam Justice M. Anne Rowles of the British Columbia appeal court releases Sikh terrorist Inderjit Singh Reyat (convicted of complicity in the bombing of Air India and Japan's Narita International Airport) on bail (for perjury protecting his fellow terrorists) after 20-years in prison, on the grounds that his perjury about the conspiracy to murder and the conspiracy to murder are [somehow] not legally connected. Even though Justice Ian Josephson in his ruling had called Reyat (27 times) an "unmitigated liar under oath", lies under oath which tragically resulted in acquittal of his co-conspirators Malik and Bagri for the horrific bombing deaths of 331 men, women and children.
Strangely, Justice Anne Rowles declared in her judgment of Reyat
Yet Reyat's imprisonment only began February 1988, which until now amounts to no more than about 20 years. At the time of his arrest by British police he was working for Jaguar which doesn't really qualify as imprisonment. Someone appears to have misinformed Madam Judge and she believed it, or she simply needs a calculator.
Far worse: Reyat's 20-years for 331 innocents-killed amounts to just over 22-days imprisonment for each life terminated. What a devaluation of human life by our unaccountable judiciary!
Enough said . . !
   
   British Columbia Provincial Judge (1975-2001) retired, Wallace Gilby Craig, states:
"During my twenty-six years in court I sensed that the criminal justice system, and particularly the judiciary,
was dispensing justice without any real sense of law and order, leaving our fair city [Vancouver] at risk of being Canada’s drug capital,
a place where property crime is rampant and perpetrators of violence receive only notional punishment." (quoted from www.realjustice.ca/gpage3.html)
   
JUDICIAL AND LAW-ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS: PLEASE CLICK THIS LINK AND TAKE NOTE – FOR YOUR OWN SAKE BEFORE GOD.
   
  [For the public's right to criticize the Judiciary see – Regina v Glen Dalke: Supreme Court of BC, Dawson Creek Registry – CC/R/181: April 28, 1981; reasons given May 12, 1981]
Some External Links:   Justice is a global issue . . . * recommended
*1. Real Justice - Stimulating website by retired Canadian judge provides continuing commentary on Canada's justice system.
*2. RCMP Watch - The lack of adequate independent oversight of Canada's RCMP makes this website a useful service.
3. Judicial Watch - An interesting USA site, promoting Integrity, Transparency and Accountability in Government, Politics, and Law.
4. Organized Crime - Canadian Federal Government website against organized crime.
*5. Vision for Justice - Website of Rev Don Schiemann, Lutheran minister and father of slain RCMP officer, with interesting insight!
6. Transparency International - Useful international website of the global coalition against corruption. 
7. Victim's Federal Ombudsman - Canadian Federal Government website for victims of crime.
8. Commission for Public Complaints - Canadian Federal Government website of the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP.
– He who does not pursue justice does not love his neighbour as himself –
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