Sad news: body identified as young escort

[tboy]

I doubt that cachet is one of them since they are well known as the "Party Girl" agency.

they are? I thought they were well known as the high price/high restrictions agency?

 

[Nova5]

Call-girl victim of "bad date," describe friends . . .

Call-girl victim of "bad date," describe friends . . .

CALEDON, On. - Calgary call girl Kera Freeland phoned a friend to complain about a "bad date" the evening she disappeared.

Police are now investigating to see if it was that bad date that eventually lead to her untimely death.

 

[tboy]

the bad date info is a couple of days old, I'm still waiting for them to release the cause of death.....

 

[dreamblade]

The cause of death is still unknown. Furthermore, as much as it is natural for our little world to be concerned, there's no indication her death was industry-related. I'm not saying it's not, but not saying it is.



Pretty much sums it up.

 

[Esco!]

It wouldnt surprise me if we had another serial killer on the loose. They seem to pop up every decade or so. In the 80's we had Clifford Olson, 90's Paul Bernardo and in the 2000's we had farmerboy Pickton

 

[tboy]

"We regard this as sexist victim-blaming and discrimination against sex workers. We're confident that the same associations between work and violence would not have been made if Ms. Freeland were in any other profession"

Didn't I say something similar on page 1???

 

[Cycleguy007]

"We regard this as sexist victim-blaming and discrimination against sex workers. We're confident that the same associations between work and violence would not have been made if Ms. Freeland were in any other profession"

Didn't I say something similar on page 1???

Yep, ya did... thought the same thing about that and the way the media is using this to perpetuate their own agenda's as well, which was also stated on page 1 of this thread.

 

[tboy]

I wonder if they're withholding the autopsy result for some reason? I thought it was supposed to be in today or yesterday.......

 

[Spy vs Spy]

Police do not believe there is any connection between Freeland’s death and that of Sonia Varaschin, an Orangeville nurse whose body was found in Caledon in September.

This ticks me off. Only reason they are saying that is because she's been labeled an escort and how dare they compare her to a nurse would be their thoughts.

Media and the cops should broaden their horizon before it's too late. Imagine going after a lead looking for a John or a pimp when it could be right there looking at them. Not saying a serial killer but one never knows.

 

[scotty]

Police do not believe there is any connection between Freeland’s death and that of Sonia Varaschin, an Orangeville nurse whose body was found in Caledon in September.

This ticks me off. Only reason they are saying that is because she's been labeled an escort and how dare they compare her to a nurse would be their thoughts.

Media and the cops should broaden their horizon before it's too late. Imagine going after a lead looking for a John or a pimp when it could be right there looking at them. Not saying a serial killer but one never knows.

I just guessing here but, I assume another possibility is that as the police have access to far more fact and less sensational newspaper selling rhetoric, its possible that they may have someone in mind for the first one, or alternatively there is something uniquely different between the two cases that would point to seperate murderers.

Im not sure the cops are jumping on the bad trick band wagon, I think its more a media paper selling thing. On the other hand. you may be right.

 

[Bubba]

I just guessing here but, I assume another possibility is that as the police have access to far more fact and less sensational newspaper selling rhetoric, its possible that they may have someone in mind for the first one, or alternatively there is something uniquely different between the two cases that would point to seperate murderers.

Im not sure the cops are jumping on the bad trick band wagon, I think its more a media paper selling thing. On the other hand. you may be right.

Good point. Or maybe they want to let the guy relax and make him think that he is safe.

 

[scotty]

Good point. Or maybe they want to let the guy relax and make him think that he is safe.

even better point. hadnt crossed my mind at all, hopefully not the killers either.
good one bubba:great:

 

[Esco!]

Police do not believe there is any connection between Freeland’s death and that of Sonia Varaschin, an Orangeville nurse whose body was found in Caledon in September

Good call, I totally forgot about that unsolved murder. And if cops are saying there's no connection they may very well be one and they're just lying to make the killer think they're not on to him.

Orangeville and Caledon are only 10 miles apart, you bet I think there's a connection.
Those small towns rarely have murders, and now suddenly there's 2 killings in the space of 6 months and very close to each other geographically??!

Serial killer. Guaranteed!!!

 

[j]

We don\'t actually know it was a killing. We do know she is dead. And we are assuming she was killed because she was an escort even tho we don\'t actually know if she was killed, or simply had an accident, or anything at this point.She spent tme in Alberta, so she wouldn\'t be someone (like a native Vancouverite) who underestimates the weather in January, imo. I am also questioning some in the media there who keep saying her last message was saying she had a bad date, when the reports that I read quoting the person who received the message in fact says that it said there was \"a lot of drama\", going on, and she was going to talk about with him later. To me that sounds like someone who was calm about what was happening, otherwise I would expect a lot more of a dramatic message if she was scared about something. If she wasn\'t texting for help, or to get picked up for a ride home, or something along those lines, then I don\'t think it was that obvious that the drama was a bad date. It could easily have been she was out with a client, and his SO showed up, and now she was dealing with that and waiting for a taxi to get home. Or the police showed up to a loud party complaint, or whatever. In other words, who knows. Not me.

 

[Spy vs Spy]

Police don't buy escort agency's assurance

Police don't buy escort agency's assurance

 

[tboy]

Well, will wonders never cease, I actually agree with Nikki !!! I think I'm going out to buy a lotto ticket hehehe.

Yeah, that Gauthier is SO generalizing. Saying that "there is only so much an agency can do" is no different than saying "there is only so much the police can do" or "there is only so much the EPA can do..." of course Captain Obvious...why not overstate the obvious? I mean seriously, the ONLY way anyone could protect the lady 100% is if there was a tusted bouncer/bodyguard in the same room...DOH.....

If there is no proven connection between Kera's job and her death, (which they keep stating), why do they keep referring to her job and the agency instead of trying to find her fucking killer?

I love this one too: a source from the sex trade said her death may have been because of a “date” with a client gone wrong.

Holy crap, her death may have been because of a lone truck driver piloting a solid gold rig, it MAY have been because she was giving blow jobs in the back of a starbucks, it MAY have been anything at this point.....

 

[Esco!]

Oh what do we have here, another clue its most likely the same killer.
Freeland's body was found just blocks from where Sonia Varaschin was killed.

I mean really, how many more clues do you need??

https://www.citytv.com/toronto/city...tim-sonia-varaschin-was-discovered-in-caledon

Investigators are probing the discovery of human remains just blocks from where murder victim Sonia Varaschin's body was found in Caledon.
A man out for a walk spotted the remains in a ditch on Heart Lake Road on Thursday around 6pm.

Police closed the road between Boston Mills and Old Base Line. It remains closed while the investigation continues.
It hasn't been revealed if the body belongs to a male or female, or how long it has been there. Police haven't said if foul play was involved.

The body was discovered not far from the Beech Grove Sideroad area of Caledon where Varaschin's body was found last September.
The person who murdered Varaschin, a 42-year-old nurse from Orangeville, has not been caught.
News of the grisly find rattled locals.

"It's scary," said one man. "I have to wait and see who and what and where they are from...it's scary."

 

[Esco!]

And a 3rd girl found dead north of Toronto (Uxbridge) within last year or so:

Here's the interesting part, this girl as well as the escort were both found dead along a rural road (probably in a ditch)

The body of a young woman found over the weekend near Uxbridge has been identified as a teenager from Toronto who disappeared just over a week ago. And Margarita Shumakova is now thought to be Durham Region’s second murder victim of the year.

Toronto cops had been looking for the 18-year-old since she was reported missing over the Canada Day long weekend, Durham police said Monday.
Durham officers responded to a rural stretch of Concession Rd. 8 near Wagg Rd., which is south of Uxbridge, around 9 p.m. Friday after a property owner called to report the discovery of a decomposing body.

Dental records had to be used to make a “tentative” identification.

Further forensic testing is being conducted, but Shumakova’s family has been notified, police said.
Homicide detectives are now investigating the woman’s death, with support from Toronto police. Few details were immediately available.

Police are urging anyone with information to call 1-888-579-1520, ext. 5247 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS)