Key questions remain after the death of a second Canada stabbing suspect, who police say might be responsible for 10 victim fatalities

CNN ^ | September 8, 2022 | Elizabeth Wolfe,

[BenLurkin]

Myles Sanderson died Wednesday after experiencing "medical distress" following his arrest... His brother Damien Sanderson was found dead the day after the attacks, police said previously.

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The day after the stabbings, Damien Sanderson was found dead in a heavily grassed area near a house on the James Smith Cree Nation, Blackmore has previously said. His injuries did not appear to be self-inflicted, she said. Investigators have said they are working to determine if Myles Sanderson may have been involved with his brother's death.

After Damien's death, Myles Sanderson was on the run for two more days...the truck was spotted on Highway 11, prompting a vehicle chase which ended when the car was "directed off the road and into a nearby ditch," Blackmore said in a statement. Sanderson, who was in the truck, was arrested and a knife was found in the vehicle...

An independent investigation will be conducted on the in-custody death and autopsies will be performed on both brothers...

[calljack]

so... terrible story....happy ending

[Chickensoup]

questions?

why are things to tough on the Rez?

[ApplegateRanch]

Best outcome.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

The problem is that the Pope did not apologize strongly enough. Words are cheap; real apologies entail gold bullion and popish jewels. Ticked off all the injuns.

[BobL]

Sounds like the Canadians found a workaround to their Virtue Signaling on the Death Penalty (by claiming the US Death Penalty is ‘barbaric’).

[Steven Tyler]

Saves a long and costly trial, followed by a multi million payout the the stabber, because, well, he is a native Indian

[FreedomPoster]

[BenLurkin]

That is some industrial strength hate you’ve got burning i sixe you. Let it go, FRiend or it will eat you up from the inside.

[tbpiper]

He (Miles) was granted statutory release from prison by the Parole Board of Canada...the board decided Sanderson would "not present an undue risk to society" if released. The decision noted that a psychologist assessed him as having a "moderate risk of violence."

The Parole Board should be sued for wrongful death.