MILLARDAIR MRO HANGAR

[Beefitarian]

Hey, I know a few people probably think I am being mean and have something against this Dellen guy.

I don't, I'm just looking at what seem like probabilities. I hope he is innocent. I'm pretty doubtful though. Also if he was letting other people do the heavy lifting to pretend he was not a bad guy. He still is one.

[Heliian]

Well, it seems that the Millard MRO hangar was being used as a chop shop, police found lots of vehicles inside all in various states of being parted out.

[Colonel Sanders]

[fleet16b]

Police just found a stolen Harley on one of his properties
So at the vary least he is guilty of possession of stolen property
Does seem he had a chop shop operation.

[flatface]

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[flyalmaguin]

The plot (to use a very tired saying) thickens

http://www.thespec.com/news-story/32419 ... ed-by-opp/

Wonder where this tangent will lead.....

[Driving Rain]

Does the RCMP/FBI have a profile for the well to do criminal, famous, silver spoon, politically powerful, politically connected, who think they do not have to live by society's moral standards, can make up their own ethical rules, interpret the rules to their liking, who believe they do not have to follow the law?.

I would think after Russell Williams they do.

[vortac]

This article tries to put things into perspective.

Tim Bosma murder suspect, Dellen Millard made surprising decision to dismantle family business
http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/05/31 ... mantle-it/

[crazy_aviator]

Will the presstitute media ever tell us the whole story ? NOT likely, Can the cops ever be trusted NOT likely,

Police said Friday they found evidence the hangar was recently used as a “chop shop,” with many stolen vehicles and parts on the premises.

Dellen, mass murderer , MOST likely ( father, girlfriend, bosma ) Either way, this chap is a piece of shit

[fleet16b]

Well we will have to assume that the police have way more than they are saying
because if you were to go on just what the police have so far released( not the media),
they don't have anything but circumstantial evidence.
The media is running really wild on this one.
The cops have stated that actually all they found in the hanger was one stolen Harley and a bunch of vehicle s that they are still trying to determine if they are stolen yet the media are saying lots of stolen cars.
Many people are condemning him on blown up and highly inaccurate media crap.
Not saying he is totally innocent but as I explained in my other post , there a many things that just don't add up .
Remember , innocent until proven guilty
Time will tell I guess but I think we may be surprised when the truth comes out

[crazy_aviator]

Fair enough Fleet

[Quad18star]

This gets more interesting by the day.

Police have confirmed that Millard tried contacting another person who was selling a Dodge 2500 but the person missed the phone call.

I still stand by my first thought, these guys needed something from a Dodge 2500 for their own vehicle. I'll bet they wanted the driveline out of the vehicle for their own truck that they use to haul the race buggy to the Baja races.

[flatface]

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[North Shore]

More info released by the OPP..

http://news.ca.msn.com/top-stories/tim- ... -cases-opp

Three police investigations involving Dellen Millard, who is accused in the slaying of Tim Bosma of Ancaster, Ont., are now being overseen by the Ontario Provincial Police.

Police say there are links between the killing of Tim Bosma, 32, from Ancaster Ont., the disappearance of Toronto woman Laura Babcock and the death of Millard’s father, Wayne.

Now, the OPP is now overseeing all three of those investigations under the province’s Major Case Management (MCM) system.

Though investigators won’t specify the exact nature of what ties the cases together, the 28-year-old Millard is the most obvious link. He and a friend have been charged with first-degree murder in connection with Bosma’s death, he was romantically tied to Babcock and was one of the last people to speak to her before she disappeared, and questions remain surrounding his father’s death, an apparent suicide.

The OPP’s MCM system is used so that valuable information that links multiple cases can be shared between police forces when “serial predators and offenders are concerned,” said OPP spokesperson Pierre Chamberland.

- READ MORE: Dellen Millard farm searched for fourth straight day

“It just ensures all information will be shared amongst all agencies,” Chamberland told CBC Hamilton. “It tears down the silos.”

Previously, Toronto police were overseeing the Wayne Millard and Babcock investigations, while Hamilton police were investigating Bosma’s slaying. Now OPP Det. Insp. Dave Hillman will be overseeing all three investigations and helping to pass information back and forth between both agencies, Chamberland said.

“He has a 50,000-foot view of the case,” Chamberland said. Hillman was not immediately available for an interview.

Millard and Mark Smich, 26, were charged with kidnapping and killing Bosma after the husband and father disappeared on May 6 after taking two men on a test drive of a truck he had advertised for sale in an online ad.

Laura Babcock, a 23-year-old from Toronto who police say had a relationship with Millard, was reported missing in June 2012. Millard’s Waterloo Region farm was extensively searched last month, and police said the search was related to Babcock’s disappearance.

- READ MORE: Tim Bosma's accused killers to have pretrial in October

According to cellphone records, her last known calls were to Millard.

Police have also reopened the investigation into the death of Millard’s father, Wayne. His death was previously ruled a suicide.

Chamberland wouldn’t comment on any specific links between the cases. “We can’t speak to that at all,” he said. “It forms part of the overall investigation and we save that sort of stuff for court.”

The OPP’s MCM system was created following the 1995 Paul Bernardo case to help share information about crimes that may have been committed by the same person, Chamberland said.

“We didn’t do a very good job of sharing information between jurisdictions there,” he said.

Though the OPP is now overseeing the investigation, local police officers will still be involved just as they were before, Chamberland said.

The MCM system was previously used in Ontario for the SARS and E. coli outbreaks, and the kidnapping and murder of Cecilia Zhang in Toronto in 2003.