Uppdaterar timeline från Split lake på väg till Gillam (där de bekräftats iakttagna + bil) samt senaste fynd.
July 22 — " band constables with Tataskweyak Cree Nation at Split Lake in northern Manitoba talk with McLeod and Schmegelsky at a checkstop, unaware of who they are. The constables see camping gear and maps in their vehicle."
De tankar även i Split lake.
July 23 — RCMP announce Schmegelsky and McLeod are suspects in the three deaths. They release photos of the men and a 2011 grey Toyota Rav 4 they may have been driving.
Fox Lake Cree Nation says a burned-out vehicle is found near Gillam, Man., about 170 kilometres east of Split Lake. Police search that area.^
July 25 — Manitoba Mounties confirm two sightings of Schmegelsky and McLeod in the Gillam area. RCMP say the sightings, along with no reports of stolen vehicles, lead investigators to believe the suspects are still in the region."
July 31 — Police announce they have done everything they can and are scaling back the search, although not ending it."
Aug. 2 — RCMP say they found a damaged rowboat on the Nelson River."
Samt en vattenflaska.
Aug. 4 — RCMP dive team conducts underwater search “of significant areas of interest.”
Aug. 6 — RCMP say they have found several items linked to Schmegelsky and McLeod on the shore of the Nelson River in northern Manitoba. The Mounties would not disclose what the items are but say they were found nine kilometres from the vehicle they were driving."
Aug. 7 — Police say they believe they have found the bodies of McLeod and Schmegelsky in dense brush in northern Manitoba. RCMP Assistant Commissioner Jane MacLatchy said the bodies were found earlier in the morning near the shoreline of the Nelson River, within a kilometre of where several items linked to the two suspects were found.
Autopsies are scheduled to confirm their identities.^
https://www.google.com/amp/s/nationalpost.com/news/canada/rcmp-say-two-male-bodies-found-in-search-for-b-c-fugitives-bryer-schmegelsky-and-kam-mcleod/amp