Massiv mördarjakt i Kanadas vildmarker (båda två hittade avlidna 2019-08-07)

In urban settings, officers position themselves in a “connect the dots” pattern where they can see each other, but the environment in Gillam would make that dangerous and “nearly impossible.”

“They don’t know where exactly these two are. They could be within feet of them and not know it. "

"The scope of the perimeter won’t shrink until “significant” evidence is found, Schonely said.
“If they see movement. If an infrared from the air sees a heat source that looks really good and isn’t an animal… Footprints, or clothing or trash,” he said.

“Without that, it would probably be unwise to change the size.”

It’s for investigative reasons that officers aren’t saying a lot, Schonely said."

“It’s almost impossible to search a thick, wooded area effectively and safely without a dog,” he said.
“A wooded area is one of the most dangerous searches there is. I’d rather go into an urban backyard with abandoned cars and debris with a dog than what these officers are going to have to do.”

"Some online have speculated that perhaps the young men hopped a passing train and made it out of Gillam.
Schonely said, in theory, it’s possible."

"A public notice warning Churchill residents that Schmegelsky and McLeod could be in Manitoba has been issued."

“There’s no doubt in my mind that the best people are there and they know what they’re doing in that environment.”
https://globalnews.ca/news/5684694/manhunt-perimeter-narrow-northern-bc-murder-suspects/