RCMP to announce ‘significant development’ in Highway of Tears case
About time- If these women disappeared in middle- high income residential areas this would have been investigated for the get go-
RCMP to announce
The RCMP are planning to Tuesday announce a “significant development” in an ongoing probe into the Highway of Tears case that has since more than two dozen women killed or go missing since the late 1960s.
Tuesday’s announcement involves the 18 of these cases that have been investigated by RCMP under the name Project E-PANA.
RCMP announced Monday they will be announcing the development in the case, and also seek assistance from British Columbians, Canadians and Americans.
Families of victims have been notified, police said but did not provide any other details on the news conference announcement issued Monday.
RCMP also said in the statement that a representative of the United States would be among the participants in Tuesday’s news conference. A family member of one of the victims will also speak to the media.
Global BC has reported that the RCMP will announce one person is responsible for one of the 18 murders along the highways of northern B.C., and that the same individual may have committed or be a suspect in murders across Canada, along the coast and into the United States – possibly as far away as Los Angeles.
About time- If these women disappeared in middle- high income residential areas this would have been investigated for the get go-
RCMP to announce
The RCMP are planning to Tuesday announce a “significant development” in an ongoing probe into the Highway of Tears case that has since more than two dozen women killed or go missing since the late 1960s.
Tuesday’s announcement involves the 18 of these cases that have been investigated by RCMP under the name Project E-PANA.
RCMP announced Monday they will be announcing the development in the case, and also seek assistance from British Columbians, Canadians and Americans.
Families of victims have been notified, police said but did not provide any other details on the news conference announcement issued Monday.
RCMP also said in the statement that a representative of the United States would be among the participants in Tuesday’s news conference. A family member of one of the victims will also speak to the media.
Global BC has reported that the RCMP will announce one person is responsible for one of the 18 murders along the highways of northern B.C., and that the same individual may have committed or be a suspect in murders across Canada, along the coast and into the United States – possibly as far away as Los Angeles.