Canadian serial killers on the loose again, this time having stabbed 25 people, 10 dead

[Dan Druff]

Every so often, Canada seems to have a brutal serial killer situation which doesn't draw the same news it would in the US, probably because it's Canada.

Remember the one in 2019, where two 19-year-old buddies (who may or may not have also been gay lovers) were randomly killing people during a road trip from BC to Manitoba? They were eventually found dead of suicide when they apparently ran out of supplies in the woods of Manitoba, and no longer had a working vehicle.

Those teens were shooting strangers dead. Today's serial killers are using knives.

Now we have two guys in their early 30s, with the same last name (but their relation isn't specified), who have stabbed 25 people, and killed 10 of them. The stabbings have occurred in 13 different locations!

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-62790900

Damien and Miles Sanderson are the suspects.




All of these stabbings have taken place in Saskatchewan, in the central part of the province, all in rural and Native areas, but these guys were last seen in Regina.

They haven't been caught yet. I had wondered if they were brothers, but their descriptions are very different size-wise, with one being 5'7"/155, and the other being 6'1"/240. While brothers are sometimes not close in size, the height/weight differences plus the lack of mention of being brothers (and only being 1 year apart) would indicate they probably aren't. Maybe they're cousins? Maybe they're a gay married couple? Strange that they're not explaining the last name being the same for both killers.

[The Boz]

Canada is known for this creepy shit.

Remember Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka?

When will Les become famous?

[dwai]

WE MUST BAN ALL KNIVES!

[SinglesHitter]

Canada has some of the most lax penalties for very serious crimes that I’ve heard of.

The big criminal groups have been waging war against each other for almost 20 years, with bodies dropping frequently in Montreal, Hamilton, and Toronto, in particular. Well over half of the people from Montreal that I was friends with in mid 2000’s have passed. There’s nothing equivalent to the Rico statutes in the States and guys are getting less than 10 years for murder and 5 for enterprises that net hundreds of millions. The biggest criminal groups in America havent authorized their members to do murders for about the last dozen years.

Not sure if serial killers would be cowed by stiffer sentences in Canada, I guess it would depend on how cuckoo they are.

[lol wow]

someone knifed pat stay this weekend cmon canada

[BetCheckBet]

Big Nova Scotia rapper also stabbed to death on Sunday.

Seriously though to druffs point some of those reserves are more dangerous than American slums. Crazy shot happens there all the time you just don’t hear about it cause it stays on the reserve

[lol wow]

HOW DID YOU NOT SEE THE POST IN FRONT OF YOURS YOU IDIOT

[lol wow]

todgers toddlers at it again but seriously why couldnt it have been chaps instead

[lol wow]

also i did just order these for below retail https://stockx.com/nike-air-max-90-s...ent=Registered so were back people

[simpdog]

If you wear those shoes at below retail you deserve to get stabbed

[lol wow]

todge i dont like this toddlers tone right now bro

[Cerveza Fria]

[Dan Druff]

They are brothers. Why this wasn't mentioned earlier is beyond me.

The skinny one is DD.

The fat one is hiding but injured.

It is unclear how they both got hurt, but apparently nobody helsed themselves. Weird.

[Ryback_feed_me_more]

They are brothers. Why this wasn't mentioned earlier is beyond me.

The skinny one is DD.

The fat one is hiding but injured.

It is unclear how they both got hurt, but apparently nobody helsed themselves. Weird.

Clearly the skinny one got some Injun justice is my guess the other is apparently suspected to be wounded and on the run... Anybody who knows the history for example of those Kanwawake Mohawks know they held a mexican standoff against the pussy ass French Canadians in Quebec once.. Indians dont play up there.. They dont wait for some pale face fed (RCMP) to come solve the issue they do it themselves. Just saved the taxpayers a ton of money.

[Dan Druff]

Yeah I meant to suggest that in my other post -- that the injuries/death likely came from being attacked either by people who saw them, or during one of their attempted murders.

Along the same lines, it is believed to be possible that the Golden State Killer mostly halted his killing spree due to an almost-failed home invasion attack. In Goleta, near Santa Barbara, Joseph James DeAngelo killed Cheri Domingo and Gregory Sanchez in July 1981. However, DeAngelo had killed another couple there 19 months earlier, and with the same M/O. It is believed that Sanchez knew at some point that this was likely the same killer as the highly publicized double murder from late 1979, and he wasn't going to get out alive by cooperating. There's evidence that Sanchez fought back, and injured DeAngelo before eventually being killed. This seems to have rattled DeAngelo, as he didn't commit another murder for another 5 years, and that one targeted a small, 18-year-old girl at home alone -- someone unlikely to fight back successfully. That was also the very last murder he committed.

[Dan Druff]

By the way, there have been some hints that these murders were at least somewhat drug-related. One of the victims was a 62-year-old woman who was a First Responder to one of the stabbings, but it seems she was just unlucky in that the brothers wanted the prior victim dead so badly that they killed the paramedic coming to help.

The police acknowledge that "some of the victims were targeted", without giving more detail. All of the victims were adults. It does seem that these guys primarily went after people they either didn't like or had some connection to the drug scene in the area.

They do seem less dangerous to the public than those two teen boys from 2019, who were literally targeting random people on the road.

[CJEN]

They do seem less dangerous to the public than those two teen boys from 2019, who were literally targeting random people on the road.

I was actually travelling on that road at the same time they were murdering randoms! I was driving to Dawson City, Yukon (which to date is still the only casino I have ever been to that doesn't offer insurance on any of their blackjack games but that's a different story). When I was driving home I drove past their burnout truck which of course was surrounded by about three dozen RCMP officers. At that point they were still considered missing and potentially victims themselves until they were caught on tape together at a store in Saskatchewan. I can't think of a worse place to die than in the woods of northern Manitoba.

[The Boz]

By the way, there have been some hints that these murders were at least somewhat drug-related. One of the victims was a 62-year-old woman who was a First Responder to one of the stabbings, but it seems she was just unlucky in that the brothers wanted the prior victim dead so badly that they killed the paramedic coming to help.

The police acknowledge that "some of the victims were targeted", without giving more detail. All of the victims were adults. It does seem that these guys primarily went after people they either didn't like or had some connection to the drug scene in the area.

They do seem less dangerous to the public than those two teen boys from 2019, who were literally targeting random people on the road.

Luckily for Les it was drugs and not alcohol related. Otherwise he would have been number 1 on their list.

[Forum Wars]

By the way, there have been some hints that these murders were at least somewhat drug-related. One of the victims was a 62-year-old woman who was a First Responder to one of the stabbings, but it seems she was just unlucky in that the brothers wanted the prior victim dead so badly that they killed the paramedic coming to help.

The police acknowledge that "some of the victims were targeted", without giving more detail. All of the victims were adults. It does seem that these guys primarily went after people they either didn't like or had some connection to the drug scene in the area.

They do seem less dangerous to the public than those two teen boys from 2019, who were literally targeting random people on the road.

Luckily for Les it was drugs and not alcohol related. Otherwise he would have been number 1 on their list.

This one remaining (on the loose) brother sounds like a Saint, don't he?

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/...g-rampage.html

Also, shout out to the Manitoba parole board...

[Dan Druff]

Luckily for Les it was drugs and not alcohol related. Otherwise he would have been number 1 on their list.

This one remaining (on the loose) brother sounds like a Saint, don't he?

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/...g-rampage.html

Also, shout out to the Manitoba parole board...

And the board ultimately ruled in his favour, despite the grim history recounted in the 10-page document and the conclusions that he posed high risks on a Spousal Assault Risk Assessment and a Violence Risk Appraisal Guide.

“The Board recognizes that you have a significant journey to make to change your lifestyle and attitudes to live a prosocial life,” the report stated. “The Board is satisfied that your risk is manageable in the community if you life with your (redacted), maintain sobriety and employment and continue with developing supports, including getting therapy.”

I would say "LOL Canada" but the same thing happens in the US.

These parole boards are full of shitlibs who try to find every excuse to grant dangerous criminals a second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth chance. As the article notes, the guy had a 16-year history of repeated violent incidents, all the way up until he was most recently incarcerated. LOL at thinking that this dude had reformed in a few years and is suddenly a different guy.

Of note is the fact that he beat a friend badly into agreeing to help him rob a liquor store, when the friend apparently initially objected. I do wonder if the brother was coerced the same way, and then he killed him when he wouldn't go along with it anymore.

The left has a fundamental flaw in the way they approach crime and punishment, obsessing over rehabilitation and not focusing enough upon the crimes already committed. This leads to a nonstop effort to "reform" criminals who will never change, and to find every BS reason to declare them cured of their previous sociopathic behavior, letting them back out to commit more crime. The damage they have already caused is never considered important -- only what they hope the future will be for these people. In fact, many shitlibs do not even believe in using the penal system for punishment, but instead believe it's only for rehabilitation. That's a huge slap in the face to all victims of violent crime.