Man disapears after test drive - RIP Timothy Bosma

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Supt. Dan Kinsella of the Hamilton Police said Smich was known to police prior to the arrest.

They did not mention 'HOW' he was known. But if you asked me, it was because he was a POI in one of those other murders, but were short on satisfying the crown, they had enough to try him. It will be very upsetting, if this was a case of cowardly prosecutor, intimidated by expensive defence lawyer.

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Known to police because he was charged with drug trafficking at 18, impaired driving at 22, graffiti (tagging) last year and he's only 25 now

Oh! graffiti tagging?? My goodness he got caught doing that?

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as an aside tvtropes calls that arson, murder and jaywalking..

but that doesn't take away the fact that he's committed some serious crimes..

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I guess gangs don't tag in Saskatchewan?

Nope. But when the train rolls into town, we get what I call 'Rolling Art Show'.

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I guess gangs don't tag in Saskatchewan?

Nope. But when the train rolls into town, we get what I call 'Rolling Art Show'.

OY, tagging is horrible in Saskatoon! Sure, the trains are one thing, but the gangs run really hard here, and there is tagging everywhere through the city - lots by the Native Syndicate and Indian Posse especially.

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilt...rges-1.2605741

Millard, 28, is also facing a charge of first-degree murder in connection to the death of his father, Wayne Millard. The elder Millard's death was originally ruled a suicide.
Millard and Smich have been in jail since being arrested last year and charged with first-degree murder in Bosma's death. The Ancaster, Ont., man disappeared after taking two men on a test drive in a truck he had for sale.
Christina Noudga, 21, of Toronto, has also been charged with being accessory after the fact in connection to Bosma’s slaying.
Babcock's death is now being considered Toronto's 55th homicide of 2012, while Wayne Millard's death is the 56th, Toronto police Staff Insp. Greg McLane said during an afternoon news conference. The new charges were formally laid agains Millard and Smich in a Toronto courtroom Thursday.
"Now that the cases are before the criminal courts, police will not be making statements or taking questions," McLane told reporters.
"The investigation is continuing into all three matters until all investigative leads have been followed," he said.