9 dead in multiple crime scenes across Edmonton

[Mike F]

Originally Posted by corporatejay

Oh shat. Cops were at the house earlier in the night.

https://twitter.com/markusoff/status/550047999993192448

Originally Posted by nik-

Dear lord. Imagine living with that if you're one of the cops.

According to the report on The National, when the police went to the second house, the man wasn't there (or there was no evidence he was there). So, it's not like they left knowing a distraught person was in the house with other individuals, including kids.

[wooohooo]

I live in Edmonton (terwillegar) and very close to haddow. In fact I have a few friends that live there. Scary to think something so crazy could happen in a seemingly good/safe area.

Absolutely crazy

[nik-]

good/safe area is pretty irrelevant in a domestic.

[Northendzone]

Tragic story for this family....impossible to wrap your head around one family having to endure so much suffering and loss

[Drury18]

Just watching Global News.

The person who committed the crime was known to police and had a record dating back 30 years.

Police Chief is calling them as appearing "planned and deliberate"

Police went to check on the house where 7 deceased were found earlier in the night but no one answered the door and nothing seemed suspicious. They returned hours later to follow up on something and discovered the bodies.

[Inferno]

Originally Posted by Johnny199r

I live in downtown Edmonton and have no safety concerns.



I lived in Manitoba for 5 years, now that's a dangerous Province, Winnipeg and the North.

I lived in Northern Manitoba for 30 of my 33 years. It's really no worse than any other province. I've been on the west coast the last 3 years and feel pretty safe in North Vancouver but hearing all that happens in Surrey scares me more than Manitoba ever did.


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