Takes a special kind of evil to get up close and personal stabbing 25 people. These brothers are next level psycho, and still on the loose in Canada.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/canada-stabbings-leave-multiple-dead-over-dozen-wounded-police

Read the article and wonder why, WTF is wrong with them?

So, if you outlaw guns, it doesn't stop mass murders?

You beat me to it. All it does is change the weapon, if evil wants to kill it will find a way.

Yup!

Nothing a good 45 ACP Slug couldn't cure.

Too good for them. Hang the mutha fkr's.

Death toll now at 11. Seems as if the two brothers went at it and only one came out alive. Remaining brother is still at large..

https://www.foxnews.com/world/canada-mass-stabbing-one-suspect-found-dead-brother-remains-large

And bombs are worse!

its Canada

You really want me to buy the Sanderson last name with those two pictures?

Sanderson is a common native (Indian) name.

This is true, but would a native American do this or an illegal alien in that part of the world?

Do you remember these dirt bags? Open the FOX link and check these peeps out.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/pike-county-massacre-ohio-man-trial-alleged-murder-8-members-rival-family

'Pike County Massacre': Ohio man on trial for alleged murder of 8 members of rival family

George Wagner IV, brother Edward 'Jake' Wagner and their parents allegedly plotted the massacre of the Rhoden family

Eight members of the same family were executed in a remote area of southern Ohio one night six years ago, and four members of another family were charged for the shocking slayings that stunned the country.

After numerous delays, George Wagner IV, 30, is the first defendant in the case to go to trial, which began last week in Pike County Court with the seating of 12 jurors.

Opening statements were scheduled for Sept. 6, but an illness of a participant in the case delayed the proceeding by a week, court records show.

After seven adults and one teenager were found shot to death at three trailers and a camper on April 22, 2016, authorities launched what became the largest criminal investigation in Ohio’s history.

Rumors initially swirled that a Mexican cartel may have been responsible due to two family members' alleged role in a marijuana-growing operation.

But the probe ultimately led to the arrest of George Wagner IV, his brother, Edward "Jake" Wagner, their mother Angela Wagner and their father George "Billy" Wagner III.

"There certainly was obsession with custody, obsession with control of children," then-Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said at a press conference announcing the arrests. "This is just the most bizarre story I've ever seen in being involved in law enforcement."


Officials said the Wagners spent months planning the killings and were motivated by a custody fight between Jake Wagner and a child he had with victim Hanna Rhoden.

The feud between the families has been described as a modern-day Hatfield and McCoy rivalry.

Why wouldn't a native be capable? Pretty sure evil doesn't cherry pick ethnicity.

Cochise. Before the evil white man took over the continent there was no war or murder here. Don’t you know?

This evidently happened on a reservation. If that's the case, this is probably akin to what's called a "black on black" crime in the US. Many natives on reservations have nothing else to do but drink and take drugs courtesy of the federal government.

Drugs are rampant on the Indian reservations here in Minnesota why should it be any different in Canada?

Ah yes, the days of the peyote, unicornbison, and the "one tribe" peace.

This Indian would use an AR, not a knife.

Indians are referred to as First Nations and/or aboriginal I believe?

https://www.foxnews.com/world/canad...-rampage-paroled-previous-violent-crimes


Canadian police arrest 2nd suspect in deadly stabbing rampage; had been paroled for previous violent crimes
Myles Sanderson had been paroled after a board assessed he would not present an 'undue threat'


Canadian police on Wednesday arrested the second suspect in a stabbing rampage that killed 10 people, following a three-day manhunt.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said Myles Sanderson, 32, was located near the town of Rosthern in Saskatchewan around 3:30 p.m. local time. An official familiar with the matter said Sanderson's vehicle was rammed by police and he surrendered.

His arrest comes after authorities found the brother of Sanderson’s brother, 31-year-old Damien Sanderson on Monday near the location where most of the stabbings occurred. Police are investigating if Myles Sanderson, 32, killed his brother.


The stabbing rampage has raised questions about why Myles Sanderson — an ex-con with 59 convictions and a long history of shocking violence — was out on the streets in the first place.


He was released by a parole board in February while serving a sentence of over four years on charges that included assault and robbery. But he had been wanted by police since May, apparently for violating the terms of his release, though the details were not immediately clear.

Many of Sanderson's crimes were committed when he was intoxicated, according to court records. He told parole officials at one point that substance use made him out of his mind. Records showed he repeatedly violated court orders barring him from drinking or using drugs.


Sanderson, who is Indigenous and was raised on the Cree reserve, population 1,900, started drinking and smoking marijuana at around 12, and cocaine followed soon after.

In 2017, he barged into his ex-girlfriend's home, punched a hole in the bathroom door while his two children were hiding in a bathtub, and threw a cement block at a vehicle parked outside, according to parole documents.


That November he threatened an accomplice into robbing a fast-food restaurant by clubbing him with a gun and stomping on his head. And in 2018, he stabbed two men with a fork while drinking and beat someone unconscious.

When he was released in February, the parole board set conditions on his contact with his partner and children and also said he should not enter into relationships with women without written permission from his parole officer.

In this image taken from video, Canadian law enforcement personnel surrounded a residence on the James Smith Cree First Nation reservation in Saskatchewan, Canada, Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022, as they search for a suspect in a series of stabbings.
In this image taken from video, Canadian law enforcement personnel surrounded a residence on the James Smith Cree First Nation reservation in Saskatchewan, Canada, Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022, as they search for a suspect in a series of stabbings. (AP Photo/Robert Bumsted)

In granting Sanderson "statutory release," parole authorities said: "It is the Board's opinion that you will not present an undue risk to society."

Canadian law grants prisoners statutory release after they serve two-thirds of their sentence. But the parole board can impose conditions on that freedom, and inmates who violate them – as Sanderson did more than once – can be ordered back to prison.

Canadian Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino said there would be an investigation into the parole board's assessment of Sanderson.

"I want to know the reasons behind the decision" to release him, Mendicino said. "I'm extremely concerned with what occurred here. A community has been left reeling."


The Saskatchewan Coroner's Service said nine of those killed were from the James Smith Cree Nation: Thomas Burns, 23; Carol Burns, 46; Gregory Burns, 28; Lydia Gloria Burns, 61; Bonnie Burns, 48; Earl Burns, 66; Lana Head, 49; Christian Head, 54; and Robert Sanderson, 49, One was from Weldon, 78-year-old Wesley Patterson.

Sickening

As long as Canada and the US put the rights and well-being of criminals ahead of law abiding citizens this will continue. That POS shouldn’t even be breathing our air.

Liberal crime strategy isn’t working…only fix is to get way tougher. The snowflakes don’t have it in them…unless of course we want to force experimental shots, they all for that.

Parole Board members should be held accountable for their decisions.