Hawks Cafe, Captain Sherlock and Abel Danger have concluded that the story of child pornography found on Williams computer and the apparent decision by Canadian Governor General David Johnston to authorise people to go the Williams house and collect and then burn his uniforms, is of immense constitutional significance because a reasonable person would infer that Williams' uniforms were burnt to destroy evidence of child-victim DNA.
That is spoliation of evidence which is a crime by the Governor General who, during the election campaign, is constitutionally responsible for the use of Canadian Forces and weapons by Charlie Bouchard, a former colleague of Williams, as the NATO coordinator of the enforcement of the Libya No-Fly Zone where we are killing citizens of a sovereign state without a casus belli and without the authority of Parliament.
IMO, Williams is a suspect in the production of a snuff film through the JonBenet murder where he would have opportunity, motive and weapon to transport the small foreign faction down to the crime scene and bring them back to Quebec by the morning of December 26th 1996 (cf JonBenet ransom note signed Victory! S.B.T.C.)
Source:
cbc newsWilliams military uniform burnedFriday, November 19, 2010
The Canadian Forces has taken what's believed to be an unprecedented step in burning the uniform of convicted killer Russell Williams.
Four officers entered the eastern Ontario cottage where the former colonel committed one of his murders to retrieve his military clothes and other gear on Wednesday.
Cmdr. Hubert Genest said Williams's clothes were held overnight in a military storage facility, then burned Thursday at CFB Trenton — the base Williams once commanded.
Genest said uniforms and other equipment are usually retrieved when someone leaves the military, but he's never seen it burned.
The military garb of Russell Williams has been burned because much of the clothing had the killer's name on it.
The military garb of Russell Williams has been burned because much of the clothing had the killer's name on it. (CBC)
Genest said the step was taken because much of the clothing had Williams's name on it. Williams was convicted last month of first-degree murder in the rapes and murders of Cpl. Marie-France Comeau, 38, of Brighton, Ont., and Jessica Lloyd, 27, of Belleville, Ont.
He also pleaded guilty to 82 fetish break-and-enters and thefts and two sexual assaults. Williams is now serving a life sentence at Kingston Penitentiary with no possibility of parole for 25 years.
No classified documents were found during the search, and some of his unmarked books and manuals were spared, Genest said. Williams was a pilot and took French classes, so those reading materials could be reused, he said.
The military is still in the process of retrieving Williams's medals and his commission scroll, an official document signed by the Governor General and minister of national defence that confirms he was a serving officer, Genest said.
The military is aware of where the medals and scroll are located, but Genest wouldn't disclose any details.
Williams had two medals — the Canadian Forces Decoration Medal, given for good service, and the South West Asia Service Medal, for having served in Afghanistan.
The former commander of Canada's largest military airbase was stripped of his rank after his conviction."
"By Stephen Thorne, THE CANADIAN PRESS, cp.org, Updated: February 8, 2010 4:51 PM Murder suspect Williams flew Governor General, prime minister aboard Challenger The officer charged in the deaths of two Ontario women was pilot to VIPs including the prime minister and Governor General before he was handed command of the country's largest air force base. Col. Russell Williams, 46, of Tweed, Ont., was arrested Sunday in Ottawa. He was charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two women and with the sexual assaults of two others. Posted to 412 (Transport) Squadron in Ottawa in the 1990s, Williams flew one of four Canadian Forces Challenger jets in the "VIP transport role," says a brief biographical sketch posted on the Defence website. That would have put him at the stick of the prime minister's and Governor General's planes during domestic and overseas trips [for alleged use in the pedophile snuff-film trade]"
