Here’s what we know about Yannick Bandaogo the man charged in the fatal North Vancouver stabbing rampage

…The RCMP said police were investigating Bandaogo’s “background, history in B.C. and relationship to the victims”.

Court record searches in B.C. turned up no one of that name.

However, according to a Postmedia News search of court records in Quebec there was an arrest warrant issued in Sept. 2020 for a 28-year-old man called Yannick Bandaogo.

Assault charges, all from Quebec, this suggests the possibility he is a “migrant” of some type.

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Woman dead, six hospitalized after ‘multiple’ people stabbed at North Vancouver library … no updates as expected

Alleged North Vancouver Stabby Guy

A woman is dead and multiple people were taken to hospital following an apparently random stabbing spree in a busy area of North Vancouver on Saturday afternoon.

It happened around 1:45 p.m. within and outside the Lynn Valley Library, which anchors the Lynn Valley Village shopping area that was packed with weekend shoppers.

One suspect was arrested, and police said the attacker appeared to be acting alone.


No update on the events of last night other than the perp was “known to police.”

Knowing both the police and media expect this to be buried ASAP as it offends the agreed upon narrative.

Scolding about racist Canada to follow…

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6 people taken to hospital, 1 Dead in random stabbing incident at North Vancouver library

VANCOUVER — Six people have been taken to hospital after a stabbing incident on the North Shore, according to B.C. Emergency Health Services.

North Vancouver RCMP said on Twitter that multiple victims had been stabbed “within and outside” Lynn Valley Library.

One person is in custody after the incident, police said, adding that they believe there is only one suspect.

Update – 1 Dead

Daily News: At least six people are injured in mass stabbing at Vancouver library

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California can no longer detain people because they can’t pay bail

California’s highest court has ruled that judges in the state will have to consider a suspect’s ability to pay when they set bail, a major decision that essentially requires that those who can’t afford bail be freed unless they are deemed too dangerous to be released awaiting trial.

“The common practice of conditioning freedom solely on whether an arrestee can afford bail is unconstitutional,” the justices said in a unanimous decision on Thursday.

Just what California needed!

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Spring breaker accused of raping woman who later died isn’t ‘some monster,’ family says

A Florida spring breaker accused of drugging and raping a 24-year-old woman who later was found dead in a Miami Beach hotel room is “not some monster,” his friends and family claim.

Evoire Collier, 21, remained in jail Wednesday along with pal, Dorian Taylor, 24, for allegedly drugging Christine Englehardt with a “green pill” before raping her and stealing her credit cards, the Miami Herald reported.

We know, he’s not ‘some monster’, he’s your monster.

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MOST WANTED: Alleged Canadian killers, terrorists on Interpol list

…The international police agency acts as both an investigative arm and a clearing house for international fugitives. These alleged crooks and alleged killers are Red Notice.

According to Interpol, there are about 7,560 fugitives with Red Notices — including about 57 Canadians, wanted for murder, terrorism and a slew of other crimes.

The good news is they’ve all likely left the country.

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Lead homicide detective in Barry and Honey Sherman case did not go to crime scene on Old Colony Road for four days

The 911 call from 50 Old Colony Rd. brought police to the home in the Bayview Avenue and Highway 401 area of Toronto. The bodies of billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman had been discovered by a realtor.

Firefighters and paramedics arrived first, then police at 11:54 a.m. — 10 minutes after the 911 call on Friday, Dec. 15, 2017. The suspicious nature of the apparently staged scene — two dead bodies, faces purple indicating they had been dead for a while, discovered in the basement swimming pool room with belts around their necks — prompted uniformed officers to call in homicide, the specialized unit that handles suspicious deaths.

This is a very strange whodunnit.

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Georgia massage parlor shootings leave 8 dead; man captured

ATLANTA (AP/NewsNation) — A 21-year-old man has been captured in southwest Georgia, hours after eight people were killed in shootings at three Atlanta-area massage parlors.

Cherokee County sheriff’s Capt. Jay Baker said Robert Aaron Long of Woodstock, Georgia, was taken into custody in Crisp County on Tuesday night, about 150 miles south of Atlanta.

Atlanta Police Chief Rodney Bryant said three people were killed at a spa in northeast Atlanta, while a fourth person was killed at another spa across the street. He said all three victims were female, and “It appears that they may be Asian.”

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What do the mysterious cases of Barry and Honey Sherman and Jeffrey Epstein have in common?

The high-profile death investigations of Barry and Honey Sherman in Toronto, and Jeffrey Epstein in New York, were complicated by confusion and misdiagnosis allegations related to the post-mortem condition of a small U-shaped neck bone called the “hyoid,” the Star has found.

While in life the billionaire philanthropist Shermans and accused sex trafficker Epstein were polar opposites, in death there was a similar controversy over how they died.

In both cases, though in different ways, it appears too much emphasis was placed on whether their hyoid bones were broken or not, and not enough emphasis on other factors. The theory held by some is that a broken hyoid strongly suggests a violent murder by strangulation, and an intact hyoid is indicative of a suicide, where typically less pressure is applied. Not so, say leading experts.

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Ontario bureaucrat fired for alleged $11M COVID-19 fraud says province to blame for tempting him!

Ontario bureaucrat fired for alleged $11M COVID-19 fraud says province to blame for tempting him!

Ontario bureaucrat fired for alleged $11M COVID-19 fraud says ‘incompetent’ province to blame for missing money

The theft of $11 million in pandemic relief aid was due to the Ontario government’s incompetence, not any “conspiracy,” insists the bureaucrat fired over the alleged fraud.

Sanjay Madan, who was the information technology leader on the Support for Families COVID-19 aid program, said in his statement of defence filed Thursday that it’s the province’s fault money went missing.

“There was … widespread misappropriation of Support for Families program money,” says the eight-page document prepared by lawyer Christopher Du Vernet.

He’s the real victim!

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