Not All Highway Of Tears Deaths Attributed To One Person
Tuesday, September 25, 2012 @ 12:17 PM
Prince George- E-PANA say they believe that Bobby Jack Fowler who is believed to be responsible for the death of Colleen McMillen near Lac La Hache in 1974 may have been responsible for up to three other highway deaths in BC.
At the same time the RCMP say they believe that in the other 17 highway deaths at least two of the murders are believed to have each been committed by one person and that is the only murder they have committed. Still, Fowler remains a person of interest in 8 other cases that fall under the EPana umbrella.
Oregon police say Fowler is believed to have been responsible for the deaths of several other women in the USA. Police say that in tracing his whereabouts every time they found a location he he had been, young women were reported as violently killed and their bodies dumped near a highway.
Investigators say Fowler worked in Prince George in 1974 for a roofing company. Employees that formerly worked at Happy’s Roofing in Prince in 1974 say they don’t recall Fowler working at the company, although they say that police have interviewed them about any evidence they might provide.
Happy’s Roofing was operated in Prince George by Peter Heitz who closed the company in 1990 and moved to the lower mainland. The records of the company were destroyed in a flood a few years ago preventing any attempt to get an idea of when and where Fowler lived in this area.
Police have issued a series of photos which they hope will jog people’s memories about Bobby Jack Fowler:
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Anyone with any information that can help investigators fill in the gaps in their timeline for Bobby Jack Fowler’s whereabouts over the past 4 decades, is asked to contact Crimestoppers at 1-877-222-TIPS (8477)
Comments
I understand that the RCMP formed a project (KARE) a couple of years ago which is now investigating up to 83 cases of murdered and missing women in Alberta.
http://www.kare.ca
500 native women missing
http://www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/cultural-survival-quarterly/canada/seeking-justice-canada-s-500-missing-native-women
If this animal worked at Happies the feds should have incometax records. There should also be a paper trail of employment with the feds and provincial government I would think.
Unless he was paid in cash, there should be cheques that were cashed in the banks.
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