Three crimes, two fugitives and a mystery in a rural city in Canada | Chronic

Canadian police are intensely searching for two fugitives accused of committing three murders in the west of the country. The suspects of killing two tourists and a botany expert are two young people of 18 and 19 years old. The mystery and confusion increased when it spread that fugitives could easily escape security operations.

Those accused of killing three people have been identified as Bryer Schmegelsky, 18 and Kam McLeod19. According to the police, the suspects may have changed appearance and would certainly have benefited from the help of someone who did not know who they were. The escape of the fugitives could be achieved despite intensive research and mbadive deployment in the city of Gillam, north of the province of Manitoba.

Authorities are looking for the young couple since they found that they were using a vehicle to escape a gruesome crime scene. They are accused of murdering two tourists, a 24-year-old American, Chynna Deeseand the Australian Lucas Fowlerout of 23. They are also suspected of being responsible for the death of Leonard Dyck, a 64-year-old botanical expert who appeared burned last Monday.

Residents of the small community of Gillam, which has a little over a thousand inhabitants, said they saw the suspects. The relationship between the accused and the victims is a mystery since neither the friends nor the relatives of the murdered people have recognized the young people.

Ultimately, the defendants were working in a supermarket and had decided to go looking for a job in the Yukon Territory, where they ended up killing three strangers found on their way. Doubts and concerns over the case are terrorizing Canadian residents. Police said the issues would be resolved once they managed to capture the suspects.