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"The Child" was born out of wedlock in Saskatoon Saskatchewan in 1981 after Becky and "The Hit" met through mutual friends in 1980. After 17 years, "The Child" with the support of his "connected" family is out for revenge against "The Hit" who has never known "The Child". In 1997, acting on the hatred bred into "The Child" by his Mother, Step Father, and Grand Parents, "The Child" embarks on his twisted revenge against his biological father. The 17 year old child and his family team up with "Jimmy The Junkie" to attack his biological father he has never known! 

"The Child" is aware of a large international transaction from his "connected family" in the winter of 1997. When casing out "The Hit", with "Jimmy The Junkie" and his Crew in the Black Van financed by his family, "The Child" leaks his "big time story" to his new friends. Now, all Hell breaks loose as Jimmy and his crew do what Junkies do. They "Ratted Out" the International Deal to get their walking papers from a home invasion beating of two senior citizens in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Jimmy and his Crew all walked away clean. 

Then as the "container" arrives from overseas, the largest bust in Canadian history to date is charged against Club Members of the Vancouver Chapter of the Hell's Angels. The man broke free of his rope, and he watched the Crew leaving then he phoned 911. The local Television stations ran the emergency broadcast. "The Child" knows about the "Emergency Broadcast" on the Television that night. He understands what he has caused with his childish bravado! Desperate for any excuse, "The Child", "Jimmy The Junkie" and his Crew, and "The Child's" connected family conspire together to blame "The Hit". 

***** -1 Description The Rat House Outline explains how the "Mysterious Financier", Jimmy The Junkie, Mike, Little Mike, and Jeff "Ratted out the Hell's Angels". This is the COMPACT TOP LEVEL OVERVIEW for "The Boys". 

***** -1 Question Click each link to see the Chapter of details on the link. Once again ultra compact because "The Boys" wanted it that way! 

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Chapter 0 The Canadian Hit 

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***** 0 Description This Canadian book is based on a true story starting in Saskatoon Saskatchewan in 1980. The Final Chapter footprint is imminent as the final footsteps are now pressed in concrete. The ending will be what "The Boys" want in the next few months on 555 North Road in Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada. 

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Chapter 1 Born Out of Wedlock in Saskatoon 

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"The Child's Revenge" is Born or Born out of Wedlock in Saskatoon 

"The Hit" was living in Saskatoon Saskatchewan in the fall of 1980, while he was attending the University of Saskatchewan. "The Hit" met Becky from a small town outside of Saskatoon called Clavet. Clavet is situated in the Blucher Municipality with a population of 234 people in 1981. Clavet is 25 km east of Saskatoon on the YellowHead Highway. Becky and "The Hit" met through a mutual friend of theirs known as Penny. Becky spent some of her time in Saskatoon in 1980, where her family was respected by the local bikers The Rebels, as "Stand Up Guys". Saskatoon offered Becky more entertainment than the small town of Clavet. Becky and her girlfriend Penny started to come by The Star Trailer Court and visit "The Hit" in September of 1980. 

Becky went to "The Hit's" place with her friend Penny. "The Hit" rented lot # 20 for his mobile home in The Star Trailer Court on the North side of Saskatoon. Becky had been over several times before there was any romantic involvement. One night they ended up in bed petting, while Penny watched television in the living room. The next night Becky returned with her girlfriend Penny. Becky and "The Hit" ended up having sex in the bedroom at his place. Later that night, Becky, Penny, and "The Hit" sat on the couch together watching TV. They talked before Becky and Penny left to catch a bus downtown. They never saw each for a while, as Becky never came over with Penny. Later, there was a chance meeting downtown at "The Bay" when "The Hit" was busing to The University of Saskatchewan 3 - 4 months later. 

"The Hit" met Becky at "The Bay" in Saskatoon, where they crossed paths at the Saskatoon Transit City Centre transfer station. They acknowledged each other, and "The Hit" thought that she looked very pregnant. The timing seemed to be off for "The Hit" to be the father, but nothing was said. About a week later, Becky came by his place at The Star Trailer Court, and they talked for a while alone in the kitchen. While Becky did not tell "The Hit" he was the father, she seemed to want to say something, but that was never said by her. It was getting late, and he offered her the spare room if she would like to stay for the night. After they talked for a while longer, she declined and decided to go home instead. They never met again until "The Child" was born. Then "The Hit" met Becky's brother later that winter. 

It was February of 1981, when "The Hit" met Becky's brother BJ. He vaguely remembers BJ from earlier when he may have dropped off Becky. "The Hit" remembers him as BJ. It was a cold winter night in February 1981, and "The Hit" was attending a party at Kevin Joubert's. BJ and "The Hit" sat next to each other on the couch, and talked while at the party. "The Hit" was with Chris's little sister at the party, and BJ didn't have anything to say about Becky and "The Hit"! "The Hit" had not meet any of Becky's family other than BJ. Becky's brothers, Mother, Father, and Grandparents never actually came by his place in Saskatoon. They lived in Clavet, and Becky always came to his place in Saskatoon. In the half a dozen times Becky came by "The Hit's" place with Penny, she appeared to be independent. She was taking care of herself in the city, while her family was in Clavet. The friends of "The Hit" met Becky as well. 

Don Ethier became a friend of "The Hit" when Becky was coming over to "The Hit's" place. Donny eventually rented a spare room in the 3 bedroom house trailer. The room "The Hit" had offered to Becky. Donny had also met Becky before moving into the spare room. Donny had met Becky when she was coming over to the mobile home over a few months in the fall of 1980. While renting from "The Hit", Donny met with Becky at the Country Kitchen for coffee in the spring of 1981. The restaurant was popular in the neighbourhood for a coffee. Donny and Becky talked over a coffee, and they met several times unknown to "The Hit". Later, when Donny was talking to "The Hit". Donny suggested that "you should take Becky", as he thought she would consider it. "The Hit" had not known that Becky was living in Saskatoon. Donny had motioned with his arm, and he said "She lives just down Idlewild". "The Hit" never told Donny about Becky coming over that night when nothing was said. The spring and summer passed and it was fall again. 

The fall weather had arrived in Saskatoon. Becky's girlfriend Penny came by "The Hits" place. Penny told him that Becky had "The Child", and Penny suggested that they should go over to see Becky and her baby. It was unclear whether Becky or Penny had suggested this meeting. "The Hit" agreed. Penny gave directions as they drove to where Becky was living on Idlewild Drive. She lived in a one room house just South of the MacDonald's on Idlewild on the east side of the street. When, they arrived Penny knocked on the door, and they heard a reply from inside the house. Penny opened the door, and they entered through the porch as "The Hit" followed. Penny opened a second door into the kitchen. The baby lying in a carriage in the kitchen. They were looking at the baby when Becky came into the room. 

Becky talked with Penny, and she made it obvious "The Hit" was not welcome. He remembered Becky telling Penny that "she did not want him around here". They had been inside the house for all of a few moments. "The Hit" would never see "The Child" again! 

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Chapter 2 Clavet Roadside Inn 

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"The Hit" left The University of Saskatchewan after his second year in 1981, and he continued to live at his house trailer at The Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon. "The Hit" lived 6 blocks away from Becky and "The Child", while they were living at their house on Idlewild Drive in Saskatoon. "The Hit" lived and worked in Saskatoon where he worked for a company called Energy Doctor in after market windows. 

Then, after getting married he tried his luck in sales. "The Hit" worked in sales traveling from schools, hockey arenas, and ball fields offering custom made sport jackets to clubs. He called on schools and sports teams selling Custom Jackets with their names, logos, and club insignia. The company called Prime Sports was managed out of Winnipeg Manitoba, and "The Hit" traveled extensively in Saskatchewan. Then came a chance meeting in the spring of 1982. "The Hit" met Becky again! 

"The Hit" stopped in Clavet early in the day on his way out of Saskatoon to Southeastern Saskatchewan. He stopped at the newly built Clavet Roadside Inn owned by Roadside Inns and Investment Limited in Clavet in 1982. The building was located on the YellowHead Highway in Clavet. It was shear coincidence "The Hit" found Becky working in the restaurant. She served him in the restaurant, and they talked briefly. This was the first time they had met since 1981 when he went over to see "The Child" in the fall of 1981. He ordered a meal and a beer from Becky. "The Hit" also saw Becky's brother BJ, at the restaurant, while he was eating. Neither, Becky or BJ said anything about "The Child". After clearing up his tab, "The Hit" left the restaurant. This would prove to be one of his last sales trips, as he was going to be changing jobs. This would also prove to be the last time he ever saw Becky again! 

In the summer of 1982, "The Hit" moved on to another job in Saskatoon. "The Hit" started working for Imperial Parking as City Manager for Saskatoon. He was fortunate is getting the job as the company was new in the Saskatoon, and Imperial Parking was a fresh start in a new company as Management. He started off as City Manager with a multi level parking facility downtown on 2nd Ave South, next to the Midtown Mall. He went on to lease, contract, or buy 14 more locations over the next couple of years on behalf of Imperial Parking. The company and staff grew to about 16 full and part time staff. It was "The Hits" first chance to prove himself in business, and what followed was to many hours working, which resulting in a broken marriage. 

In 1986, Imperial Parking had its head office in Vancouver. Senior management in Vancouver decided to bring in all the City Managers to Vancouver for a seminar during Expo 86. This was "The Hits" first look at Beautiful British Columbia. He loved it! He was determined to get back to Vancouver, and Expo was fascinating as he attended the company meetings. He dreamed of moving to the Pacific Coast. 

In December of 1990 "The Hit" packed his car and moved to an uncertain future in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. "The Hit" was able to find a temporary job early in 1991, after arriving in Vancouver. He worked on a "Sustainable Development" survey covering Tofino, Ucluelet, and the Clayoquot Sound area for a company on contract with the Provincial Government in January and February of 1991. The survey was conducted in Ucluelet and Tofino on Vancouver Island. The company paid for his lodging in both towns. When the survey was completed, he took a room at the Patricia Hotel in downtown Vancouver. This was his first look at the downtown East Side of Vancouver in 1991. 

He stayed at the Patricia Hotel on Hastings Street after the Survey. He avoided the downtown, and he did his shopping across Hastings Street in China Town. "The Hit" found a basement suite which he rented at 910 Victoria Drive in Vancouver from Jack Ma. Jack owned the house on the corner of Venebles and Victoria next to the school. Once he had moved into the basement suite in the spring of 1991, "The Hit" registered the Proprietorship of "Envirotech Canada Computer Services" with the Province of British Columbia. He started the company from his basement suite at 910 Victoria. 

"The Hit" started selling, assembling, repairing, and upgrading new and used computers. Eventually, Envirotech Computers took an office just off Russ Baker Way in Richmond. The new office was located in the Airport Hanger on Airport Road South in Richmond. The primary occupant at the time was Time Air. They were a regional carrier in Western Canada. 

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Chapter 3 Hotel Gastown Vancouver 

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"The Hit" worked through the Christmas Season at the office at 5400 Airport Road South in Richmond in 1991. Early in 1992 John Lok left the business because of a conflict of interest, as he was a Canadian Airlines Employee. "The Hit" was working for Canadian Airlines providing equipment for Pilot Training. He was also recycling Canadian Airlines equipment into Valley Recovery in Abbotsford. In the spring of 1992 Envirotech Canada started importing computer notebooks for Vancouver area customers. Envirotech Canada continued importing computer notebooks from Los Angeles to Vancouver for sale locally and for wholesale distribution across Canada. 

In October of 1992 Envirotech Computers moved to a new office on Voyageur Way in Richmond. Between the retail computers, commercial customers, business networks, and the computer notebooks "The Hit" had a viable business. The second Christmas season for Envirotech Computers passed in December of 1992 on Voyageur Way in Richmond. In 1993, "The Hit" had been running Envirotech Computers from Vancouver and Richmond for close to 3 years. He and the staff had built up the small business to 3 people before Revenue Canada decided to increase duties on the computer notebooks retroactively in summer of 1993. The importation of the computer notebooks eventually caused the failure of Envirotech Computers. 

The border duties from Los Angeles were increased retroactive to a year previous by Revenue Canada. They changed their own position letter of a year ago, and Revenue Canada increased the duty by 2 1/2 times what the company had already paid. This covered a full year where the company lost money on every transaction for the last year, on the import of the notebook computers. The business was crushed! 

"The Hit" shut the company down, and left Revenue Canada with a $40,000.00 dollars in non collectable debt on the company. "The Hit" was able to hold on to about $6,000.00 in cash which he had saved over the last few years. He took a trip to Mazatlan Mexico for a month in late 1993 when he gave up the office lease. He returned from Mazatlan in late December, when he was running low on cash. He ended up on the lower East Side of Vancouver once again renting a room at the Patricia Hotel again with no business, no job, no money, no income, and no immediate future. 

Late in 1993, he fought to get the UI Benefits which Envirotech Computers had paid when it was in operation. For those who have never seen the lower East Side of Vancouver, it feels the way it looks at Christmas. The New Year began alone in the Patricia Hotel watching the Canadian Juniors with Paul Kariya loosing in a heartbreaking loss in Fussen Germany. The players went on to their new teams, and "The Hit" tried to start over, but he fell into the Vancouver East Side. "The Hit" choose to drown his business losses at the Piccadilly Pub in downtown Vancouver occasionally in the winter of 1994. This is where he met "Jimmy The Junkie" for the first time in the spring of 1994. Jimmy The Junkie was collecting welfare, thieving, home invading, and promoting his sideline with his white Pants on a Hastings Street curb. Jimmy The Junkie worked his curb with his white pants for extra cash in between his scores and home invasions. Through to this point, "The Hit" had not seen "Jimmy The Junkie" living with a woman. 

Meanwhile, "The Hit" has moved from the Patricia Hotel on 403 East Hastings St, to the Hildon Hotel at 50 West Cordova Street in April of 1994. The Vancouver Canucks were starting their playoff run which would end in a disappointing loss on June 14th, as the Vancouver Canucks lost to the New York Rangers in the 7th game. Vancouver had a riot after the loss. "The Hit" watched from the Hildon. 

"The Hit" liked the Hildon, as it was closer to his new favourite bar The LampLighter Pub in Gastown. He enjoyed playing foosball at the The Lamplighter Pub where the competition was tense. The Vancouver Steam Clock lives in Gastown just outside the bar. It hoots and whistles and steam pours out of vents at the top and sides every 15 minutes. People like to gather and wait for it to sound again. 

When at the Piccadilly Pub one day "Jimmy The Junkie" brought up computers with "The Hit" and like a fool, "The Hit" did not say "No". He got to know more about Jimmy The Junkie and the possibility of buying computers from him. "The Hit" learned that Jimmy The Junkie was living with his thieving partner "Jeff The Junkie" in a rooming house 1/2 block straight West of the The Lamplighter Pub called The Gastown Hotel at 110 Water Street. When facing the front of the building on Water Street, Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff shared the West Room on the 2 ND floor with one Queen size bed. 

They both collected their welfare checks here in the spring of 1994. Jeff becomes Number 3 in Jimmy The Junkie's crew. "The Hit" has never seen Jimmy The Junkie with a woman. He just assumes they were sharing the bed! Now, the stage is set for what becomes a short and painful experience of buying a few stolen computers in the downtown East Side of Vancouver in 1994. It just so happens that Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff actually live about 2 blocks from my place at the Hildon. My entire life is now 6 blocks to Becky's on Idlewild Drive in Saskatoon, and 2 blocks to Jimmy The Junkie's on Water Street in Vancouver, for a total of 8 blocks on the road to Hell. 

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Chapter 4 Vancouver Provincial Criminal Court 

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"The Hit" started with his background in computers, existing customers, friends, and a Classified Ad. "The Hit" was able to get together a few customers for Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff at the Hotel Gastown on Water Street in Vancouver. "The Hit" sold a few computers provided by Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff in the spring of 1994. Personal computers were still quite expensive and their was still a strong used market value for computers. 

"The Hit" lent Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff a Hyundai 4 door Hatchback that "The Hit" had previously registered under Envirotech Canada Computer Services in Richmond in 1992. "The Hit" naively gave them the keys and address of the car. The car was parked at Ray Johnstone' s house on Austin Ave in Coquitlam. It had been parked there since "The Hit" went to Mazatlan in October of 1993. Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff stopped in at Ray's place on Austin Ave just East of the The John B Neighbourhood Pub in Coquitlam. Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff told Ray they were going to take the car, and he showed them where the car was located. Ray gave them a boost to get the car started, and the "computer bandits" were on the road. "The Hit" really was a naive tourist in the downtown East Side of Vancouver. He was naive in giving Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff the car.Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff had the car for 2 - 3 weeks before the trouble started. Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff got busted! 

They were caught by the police using "The Hit's" car to steal for someone else, as was admitted by Jeff. They were caught by the police speeding downtown after a theft or home invasion. It could have been either, because they had cash in their pockets. This was typical of Jimmy The Junkie The Junkie and Jeff The Junkie at the time. They were just too jacked up to handle any responsibility whatsoever. It's no wonder Junkies like Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff had a duration of about 6 months between sentences. Why did they speed downtown? 

They wanted heroin! Whether, it was a theft or a home invasion they had cash. Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff were like impulsive 2 year old children. They had no self control. Whether they had cash from a home invasion or from a theft, like most 2 year olds they could not handle the responsibility of a new toy. Like 2 year olds, they lost the car, and they were punished by the law. This is just the way Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff were in summer of 1994. This may not have been the first time Jimmy The Junkie was busted racing downtown to buy drugs. However, it definitely was not the last time he would pull this stunt. Jimmy The Junkie the driver took the charges for the stolen property, and Jeff the passenger walked. 

In the past, "The Hit" had never dealt money with Jeff. But when Jimmy The Junkie was awaiting trial, he made one deal with Jeff. Jeff gave "The Hit" an older box for a couple of hundred cash late in the summer of 1994. Jeff claims he had been trying to get a little cash together for Jimmy The Junkie's lawyer. Jeff and "The Hit" also went to the Vehicle Impound Lot on Clark Street to look at the Hyundai 4 Door Hatchback. "The Hit" looked at the damage, and he decided to leave the car in the Impound Lot on Clarke Street in Vancouver. 

"The Hit" went to Jimmy The Junkie's court date with Jeff about 1 month later. In the Provincial Criminal Court at 222 Main Street in Vancouver, the police testified that they had trapped Jimmy The Junkie who had been speeding. When the police had Jimmy The Junkie trapped, he tried to get away by driving through the cop cars. The police testified that they had him stopped. They testified that several cops had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit. The car took some body damage, and both Jeff and Jimmy The Junkie were busted using "The Hit's" Hyundai to steal computers for someone else. 

"The Hit" signed Provincial Court documents in the Summer of 1994 supplied by Jimmy The Junkie's lawyer Arthur De Meulemeester which said that "The Hit's" car "was not stolen". Arthur De Meulemeester was a well known trial lawyer in Vancouver, who was generously donating time to Judge McGivern?s UBC Criminal Clinic for the last 17 years. "The Hit" signed the documents at De Meulemeester's shared office at 202 - 119 Pender Street West in Vancouver. These documents were then submitted in court by De Meulemeester so the Crown did not charge Jimmy The Junkie with Auto Theft. The crown had initiated the auto theft charges because Jimmy The Junkie had no paperwork for the car. Jimmy The Junkie was found guilty and sentenced to a year with no parole for 6 months in Provincial Court. 

This was the last time "The Hit" had dealings with Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew until 1997. The lesson was simple, stolen computers are not cheap! In fact they don't even cover the cost of the car they lost. As for Jimmy The Junkie The Junkie in white pants on Hastings Street, the "The Hit" thought he should best stick to his curb on Hastings Street with his thumb out! "The Hit" had enough of the downtown East Side of Vancouver. It was time to get a job! Time to get a life! 

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Chapter 5 Slocan Valley 

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After loosing the Hyundai in the summer of 1994, "The Hit" met his new girlfriend Barb Miner at the The Lamplighter Pub in Gastown. Barb was living with her Grandmother in Langley at the time. After they had gone out a few weeks, Barb brought "The Hit" to see her father Tom Miner, and her mother Barbara Miner, in Nelson, British Columbia. Nelson is located 657 km from Vancouver at the junction of Highway 6 and Highway 3A. 

Nelson is one of the prettiest towns in British Columbia, as it is situated on the shores of the huge Kootenay Lake in the mountains. When asked about Billy Miner The Legendary Canadian Train Robber, Tom Miner denied any family relationship. Tom was careful to point out that "most people know he was caught here, but no one said he comes from here". There was no family relationship according to Tom Miner. 

While visiting Tom and his wife Barbara in August, Barb and "The Hit" went to visit Barb's sister Teresa Miner, Garland, and their daughter Melissa (aka Precious). Teresa and Garland lived 20 minutes out of Nelson in the South Slocan Valley surrounded by the Valhalla and Selkirk Mountain Ranges. It was still hot in August of 1994, and "The Hit" helped Tom and Garland drywall the ceiling of the shop. 

"The Hit" and Barb took a 2 hour tire tube ride down the river. They were both in their early 30's. The sun, the river, the mountains, dogged by as they glided downstream on their tubes. They were going to head back to Vancouver the next day. After the weekend Barb and "The Hit" returned to Vancouver with Barb's car. 

Barb moved out of her Grandmother's in Langley, and "The Hit" moved out the Hildon Hotel on Cordova in Gastown. They moved into an apartment at 2170 Dollarton Highway in the Maplewood Apartments in North Vancouver. They moved into a ground level apartment facing Dollarton Highway in October 1994. "The Hit" worked buying, selling, upgrading, and repairing computers from the Maplewood Apartments in North Vancouver. 

While in North Vancouver "The Hit" advertised his computer services, and he built a computer for one Fireman from The North Vancouver Fire Department. The customer chatted up "The Hit's" computers at the Fire House. The North Vancouver Firemen bought a good number of computers from "The Hit" that Christmas in 1994. Once again, Barb was packed, and ready to go to Nelson to see Melissa again for Christmas. 

Barb and "The Hit" took Barb's car to Nelson for Christmas the first year. Barb and "The Hit" enjoyed Christmas in the Kootenays. They stayed downstairs at Garland and Teresa's in the Slocan Valley. Tom and Barbara commuted back and forth from Nelson that Christmas. Barb was having a lot of fun with Melissa, as she was just a baby their first Christmas. While, Melissa did not really understand what was going on for Christmas, she was enjoying it! Barb and "The Hit" enjoyed their holidays with Tom, Barb, Garland, Teresa, and Melissa. They drove back to North Vancouver after Christmas. 

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Chapter 6 Alder Inn Hotel Aldergrove 

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In 1995, Barb and "The Hit" continued building their business in North Vancouver. They were getting along well, however Barb missed her family in the Aldergrove / Langley area. Barb convinced "The Hit" to move out to Aldergrove in March of 1995. She found a place on 271 St Street in Aldergrove. "The Hit" justified the Aldergrove, Langley, Abbotsford area because he was working for Kinghaven and Peardonsville Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation centres just outside of Abbotsford. 

Their place was 1/2 block North of the Alder Inn Hotel located at 27214 Fraser Hwy in Aldergrove. They were the first residential tenants of the new 3 story building. They leased the Apartment on the second and third floor at the back of the building. Barb loved the new place! She had 3 Uncle's in Aldergrove, her Grandmother in Langley, and a host of cousins nearby in April of 1995. 

Barb and "The Hit" drank occasionally in the Alder Inn Hotel. Barb had a biker background in Nelson, Kelowna, Edmonton, and Victoria before she met "The Hit". She knew "The Boys" around Aldergrove. Shortly, after Barb and "The Hit" arrived in Aldergrove, Barb sat down at "The Table" in Alder Inn Hotel with "The Hit" to let "The Boys" know that they were together. They stayed for a few drinks as "The Table" started to fill. Barb and "The Hit" showed respect, and they left "The Boys" to their business in the bar. Life in Aldergrove was normal. "The Hit" has never been a problem for "The Boys". 

Barb and "The Hit" drank occasionally in Alder Inn Hotel. They associated with patrons of the bar. Barb and "The Hit" never sat at "The Table" regularly, as "The Hit" has never had a "Patch" in his life. Barb and "The Hit" showed respect in the bar, and "The Boys" went about their business. Life was normal. Time flies as it does, and it was Christmas. 

Barb and "The Hit" caught a Greyhound Bus to Nelson for Christmas in 1994. Their friend Bob in North Vancouver dropped them off at the Greyhound Bus Depot in New Westminster. It was a long bus ride in a packed bus that Christmas, and Barb and "The Hit" were happy to be picked at the Kelowna Bus Stop in Kelowna by Tom and Barbara Miner early in the morning. Tom and Barbara drove them the rest of the way to Nelson, where they spent the night. The next day they went to Garland's and Teresa's as Barb was excited to see Melissa, who would be just over 1 year old now. They returned to Aldergrove after Christmas. 

On one occasion, a brother from "The Table" came over to socialize with Barb, "The Hit", Jake and his girlfriend. Barb and "The Hit" had been doing a little favour for Jake to help him get back on his feet. Jake stood up for us, even though the brother recognized Barb. They had a drink. Life was normal. "The Hit" liked living in Aldergrove. It was sort of like living in the country. Aldergrove was fairly close to Valley Recovery which had been one of his pet computer projects since Envirotech Canada in Richmond in 1991. 

While working at Kinghaven, "The Hit" met "Mike The Junkie" at Valley Recovery in late 1995 and early 1996. Mike was finishing off his sentence, and this was his soft time getting treatment for his heroin addiction at Valley Recovery on the way out of the system. All residents are required to volunteer for work programs at Valley Recovery. Mike was working as a volunteer driver for his "work requirement". He drove "The Hit" home a couple of times when Barb had the car. He told "The Hit" of his heroin addiction, thieving, and auto theft for which he had been arrested and sentenced. He was looking forward to getting back on the street. 

In the early nineties, when Envirotech Computers was more successful "The Hit" used to volunteer time and equipment to starting the Valley Recovery Computer Network. Bill Vogen was the Intake Worker at Valley Recovery driving the computerization of the facilities. Fortunately, Bill had a vision of the future, however Milt, Ursala, and Larry were a little slow in funding the new initiative. Fortunately, "The Hit" was able to recycled a lot of the equipment from Canadian Airlines in Vancouver into Valley Recovery in Abbotsford. It was while they were in Aldergrove that Barb and "The Hit" ran into BJ. 

Barb and "The Hit" were at her Uncle Fred's a block and a half from their apartment. Barb, and "The Hit" were getting ready to go when BJ arrived. Barb and Fred's wife seamed to know BJ. Barb asked Fred's wife if she was going to be ok? She was not concerned about BJ. BJ did not appear to recognize "The Hit". "The Hit" thought this was BJ from Kevin's party in Saskatoon Saskatchewan in 1981. "The Hit" thought this was BJ from the Clavet Roadside Inn in Clavet Saskatchewan in 1982. "The Hit" thinks this is the BJ from Saskatchewan. Barb and "The Hit" continued preparing to leave Fred's house, and they left BJ with Fred's wife in the house. "The Hit" is convinced this is the same BJ in all three meetings. 

The year in Aldergrove passed quickly, and the lease ran out at the end of March 1996. Barb and "The Hit" decided to move back to downtown Vancouver. They needed to be closer to public transportation and the Skytrain to build a new customer base in the lower mainland. Barb found an apartment in New Westminster. They moved from Aldergrove to New Westminster at the end of March 1996. 

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Barb and "The Hit" moved to the Tiperrary Apartments at 220 Manitoba Street in New Westminster on April 1 St of 1996. They moved into the Tipperary Apartments on Manitoba Street, and Barb brought in new customers with phone sales for "Computer Hardware and Internet Programming". Barb had an incredible voice for phone sales. She was very successful in adding customers downtown in Vancouver, while "The Hit" worked at "On Site" service and improving his Internet programming skills. 

They started building a new computer customer base, and "The Hit" developed skills programming on the Internet. "The Hit" registered DNS under the name of Wholeo.com to develop a few web sites while at the Tipperary Apartments. "The Hit" signed a one year hosting agreement with Simon Fraser University's June Francis and Tim Devlin to host Wholeo.com. Using FTP access to Simon Fraser University computers, "The Hit" published a text / pictorial web site about Stanley Park. Barb used the Web site as a promotion in her phone presentation. 

The site was about a wild squirrel. Barb and "The Hit" used to feed a squirrel at their window at Tipperary Place. They nicknamed the squirrel "Wholeo", and the Wholeo.com web site was a storybook tour of Stanley Park with text and images. "The Hit" also used the site to build small Web sites for businesses. "The Hit" also worked at "On Site" computer service. "The Hit" started working for new "brick and mortar" customers in Vancouver as well. 

One of the new customers was Jim at Broco Auto Glass on Seymour Street in Vancouver. Barb had phoned him, and Jim was having a problem at the time with a corrupt Mitchell database. While working out the problem, "The Hit" had an idea for a software project. He thought the Mitchell database could be better provided over the Internet to Auto Glass Shops. This became the beginning of an e commerce intra-net site for the Auto Glass Industry. "The Hit" could not shake the idea, and he continued to think about the possibilities, while he worked on basic in your face information and promotional sites. "The Hit" continued to research Internet technologies to overcome various technical issues in the fall of 1996, while working for various customers. 

Barb and "The Hit" visited Barb's family for Christmas in the winter of 1996. They rented a car from Royal Car & Truck Rental on Royal Avenue in New Westminster. Melissa was over 2 years old now. Guess who's talking now? Barb and "The Hit" returned to working the business, and a meeting in January 1997 with Broco regarding the Auto Glass Software idea. 

Broco Auto Glass checked out the software project, and they decided to get involved in the idea at the beginning. While Barb was phone soliciting, she called on Torsten Sinneman who was working for a scenic flight company by the old airport terminal in Richmond. "The Hit" met Torsten there when he was meeting to make up a web site for the small air tour operation. "The Hit" believed Torsten's claims of Linux and programming proficiency. "The Hit" brought Torsten along to meet with Broco at the board meeting. 

Broco decided to get involved. Broco came in setting up a registered company called "Zeplin Software Solutions" for the project. Broco purchased a server which was hosted by Simon Fraser University at Harbour Centre. The machine was physically located in the Harbour Centre tower which is part of the SFU Vancouver downtown campus. Broco also provided working equipment for "The Hit" and "Torsten". 

It is expensive to develop software. The costs started to rise, and Broco decided they did not want to continue with the project. It was early in the Internet boom, and Broco had doubts the Internet would really become what it is today. Broco quit. Torsten quit. "The Hit" removed the server from Harbour Centre in Vancouver with Garth Wasson. The server went to Manitoba Street in New Westminster. "The Hit" turned over his working machine and the server to Merle of Broco Auto Glass. Torsten refused to return his equipment. 

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Chapter 8 Piccadilly Pub Spreading Hepatitis C 

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It was late April in 1997, and the computer business was doing better. Barb and "The Hit" went out for the day in Vancouver. They stopped for a beer at "The Hit's" old haunt, the Piccadilly Pub on Pender Street in Vancouver in mid April of 1997. The bartender recognized "The Hit" as he was also working for the Piccadilly Pub in 1994, when Jimmy The Junkie The Junkie knew "The Hit". The good looking bartender with black hair at the Piccadilly Pub knew how to keep an eye on what was going on in the bar and upstairs. 

"The Hit" knew that their was a recognition factor when the bartender called upstairs immediately. It took less than 5 minutes for "Jimmy The Junkie" and "Little Mike" to walk into the Piccadilly Bar downstairs. Jimmy The Junkie and Little Mike walked straight up to Barb and "The Hit", sitting at their table in the bar. They sat at a table along the wall across the room from the pay phone on the wall. They caught up on the news. Jimmy The Junkie and Little Mike remembered Barb from 1994. "The Hit" had thought that Barb had only met Jeff with "The Hit" at the Gastown Hotel on Water Street after Jimmy The Junkie had been busted. Jimmy and Mike also appeared to know Barb that day at the "Pic". 

"Little Mike" was hustling in the Piccadilly Bar, and it was his turn to share a Queen size bed with Jimmy The Junkie upstairs. "The Hit" was unsure why Little Mike took Jeff's spot in bed. Jimmy The Junkie and Little Mike lived on the second floor of the Piccadilly Bar facing Pender Street. Their room had a big bay view window on the street. "The Hit" was not sure where Little Mike went when Jimmy The Junkie hooked someone on the curb with his white pants. However, Barb and "The Hit" left after they had a few beers. "Little Mike" ranks Number 1 in filling out Jimmy The Junkie's Crew. 

"The Hit" has now filled out Jimmy The Junkie's Crew! Jimmy The Junkie's # 1 is Little Mike from the Piccadilly Bar in 1997. Jimmy The Junkie's # 2 is Mike from Valley Recovery in Abbotsford in 1996. Finally, Jeff is from the Hotel Gastown on Water Street in 1994. These 3 junkies fill out Jimmy The Junkie's Crew. It is the spring of 1997, and "The Hit" has met all of Jimmy The Junkie's Crew. Jimmy The Junkie will soon be dropping by the Tipperary Apartments on Manitoba Street. 

Jimmy The Junkie left his crew behind, and he drove his Honda Civic to the Tipperary Apartments on Manitoba Street in New Westminster a few days later. Jimmy The Junkie had their number and address from Barb. Jimmy The Junkie came by the apartment in the middle of April of 1997. He was driving the Honda Civic which looked like it had body parts and colours from half the City of Vancouver. Barb and "The Hit" had originally taken an apartment at the back of the Tipperary Apartments on Manitoba Street. They decided to take an apartment at the front later, as it became available. 

When Jimmy arrived Barb and "The Hit" were just moving from the apartment at the back of the building to the apartment at the front of the apartment building at 220 Manitoba Street. The first time Jimmy The Junkie came to the Tipperary apartments on Manitoba Street, he came to the back of the building in the back in late April. Barb and "The Hit" had not changed apartments within the building yet. When Jimmy The Junkie came by they talked about how his time in jail went from the summer of 1994. Jimmy The Junkie said "he was never going back to jail". Then in the same breath he said, "Yeah, you don't want to mess with the Hell's Angels" and then he laughed. It was one of those conversations that you just don't want to hear. Jimmy was back and forth for a few days. 

Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie has been listening to Barb talking about her biker days in Nelson, Kelowna, Edmonton, and Victoria. He didn't have a lot of respect for that either. Then he left the apartment at the back. "The Hit" was able to tolerate Jimmy The Junkie like a bad flu. 

The second time Jimmy The Junkie dropped by the apartment, he came to the apartment at the front of 220 Tipperary Apartments in early May. Barb and "The Hit" had arranged to move across the apartment with the Landlord at the end of April. There were boxes everywhere packed full of boxed household items. Some boxes were still packed, and others were unpacked. However most of the boxes were recycled boxes which had Barb's family's phone number, address, and contact information. When Barb and "The Hit" were in North Vancouver and Aldergrove, Barb had a lot of her stuff sent to her by her parents from Nelson to North Vancouver and Aldergrove. They were most often sent by Canada Post. The phone numbers and contact information on the boxes were Barb's parents in Nelson. The contact information was everywhere. 

Barb and "The Hit" had arranged with the landlord to move from one apartment to another at the end of the month. While Jimmy The Junkie was visiting at the new apartment at the front, "The Hit" noticed "Jimmy The Junkie" looking at the moving boxes, and he was writing in his little notebook. "The Hit" thought nothing of it at the time, early in May of 1997! In the middle of May, Jimmy The Junkie came over to visit because he had equipment he wanted to sell "The Hit". "The Hit" happened to have a friend in North Vancouver who was looking for a little equipment. "The Hit" put the two of them together, and they agreed on a price. 

Jimmy The Junkie and "The Hit's" friend from North Vancouver arranged how and when payment would be made for the computer equipment. "Jimmy The Junkie" then went to North Vancouver to "The Hits" customer's place in the middle of May 1997. He was paid in full in cash directly by the North Vancouver customer in front of "The Hit". The customer in North Vancouver witnessed Jimmy The Junkie giving $ 100.00 to "The Hit" for arranging the deal. The fact that Jimmy The Junkie pays "The Hit" cash on the spot shows that "The Hit" didn't have any outstanding amounts owing to Jimmy The Junkie. 

"The Hit" never had credit with Jimmy The Junkie, who still actually owed "The Hit" a car from 1994! Jimmy The Junkie had lost "The Hit's" car and gone to jail late that summer. Once again, Jimmy The Junkie and "The Hit" were finished with the money as witnessed by a third party in late May of 1997. This is important later. With his cash, Jimmy The Junkie is out of the place in North Vancouver, and he is on his way downtown to buy drugs. "The Hit" says "Don't get caught speeding"! "The Hit" had made his last deal with Jimmy! 

Jimmy The Junkie was gone for about a week with his wealth, then he turns up at "The Hits" place near the beginning of June 1997. He was broke again, and tried to sell "The Hit" an old hard drive. "The Hit" told him he was not interested. "The Hit" told Jimmy The Junkie he did not want to buy any more equipment. Of course, Jimmy The Junkie was not happy. He changed the conversation to "Little Mike", and how "Little Mike" had Hepatitis C in May of 1997. Jimmy The Junkie laughed when he said it. He said he would never get tested for Hepatitis C! "The Hit" thought Jimmy The Junkie was just blowing hot air because there would be no more cash. In reality, Hell had a hairline fracture. 

"The Hit" explained to Jimmy The Junkie that "it was just not worth the headache given the cost of computer equipment. While, a person could easily spend $1500.00 on a new computer, everything Jimmy The Junkie and Crew had would be used. "The Hit" had always sort of assumed they stole the equipment. "The Hit" told Jimmy The Junkie that he just did not want any more equipment. "The Hit" told "Jimmy The Junkie" that he was no longer interested in any more equipment. 

Jimmy The Junkie did not take it well. Jimmy The Junkie vowed to get back at "The Hit". He said "if that's the way you want it that's the way it's going to be". He left. Hell was starting to crack. 

Jimmy The Junkie had left the building. "The Hit" thought about what had just happened. He realized that Jimmy The Junkie was sharing a bed with Little Mike. What else had he shared with Little Mike? Jimmy The Junkie knows about Little Mike's Hepatitis C. Yet, he will not get tested himself. Why would Jimmy The Junkie refuse to get tested? Why would he use this to threaten me if he did not know already. How could he know without being tested? How could he threaten and laugh so confidently? "The Hit" passed it off as if it was just be anger. "Jimmy The Junkie" wouldn't do that to "The Hit". Meanwhile, Jimmy continues to spread Hepatitis C from the Piccadilly Pub in Vancouver. 

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Chapter 9 Slocan Valley Nelson 

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When Jimmy The Junkie came over a few times at the end of April and the beginning of May in 1997, Barb was excited about her sisters Wedding in Nelson. Teresa Miner lived in Nelson, and Barb's family has a long working class history in Nelson. In the middle of June 1997, "The Hit" got a call from Nelson. Teresa called "The Hit" which was unusual, as she would generally call Barb. It was a strange call where Teresa was doing most of the talking with someone listening in on the extension. Once the conversation started, Teresa caught on and said "He doesn't know yet" to the listeners). The conversation went into how Barb and "The Hit" were getting along. "The Hit" agreed things were difficult after the "incident" in Aldergrove. Teresa told "The Hit" that he should be careful and "he should wear a condom". "The Hit" really didn't know what to make of this at the time, but "The Hit" tried to smooth things over. "The Hit" agreed to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases on the phone with Teresa."The Hit" did not understand this digital footprint at the time. 

"The Hit" gets the false impression that Barb cheated on him. "The Hit" still had not put together Jimmy The Junkie laughing at the Hell's Angels, recycled Canada Post boxes with phone numbers, Barb's upcoming Wedding Talk of Nelson, and now the call from Barb's sister Teresa regarding STD's. "The Hit" had agreed on the phone to get tested. "The Hit" did exactly that, "The Hit" was tested for sexually transmitted diseases before the wedding in June of 1997. "The Hit" tested Negative, at the Sinclair Centre Medical Clinic in downtown Vancouver. Barb was very concerned, as she rode along on the Skytrain for the tests. Barb followed up phoning Dr. D Gordon herself, at the Sinclair Centre. He had been my doctor since arriving in Vancouver in December 1990. The tests were negative for sexually transmitted diseases as "The Hits" Provincial Medical records substantiate again in concrete footprints. 

Now, it's the July long weekend, and Teresa is getting married to Garland on their acreage under their Gazebo in the backyard. "The Hit" had a very cool arrival at their acreage, and "The Hit" finally realized that everyone thought he had AIDS. "The Hit" was told that certain people had not attended the wedding, as they thought this would cause trouble. Barb has lived and partied in both Nelson and Kelowna for many years with a biker lifestyle. "The Hit" understood that there were other tests completed in the area, due to this news. 

After the ceremony, the dance was at the Vallican Whole Community Centre on the Little Slocan River Road 20 minutes from Nelson. Barb and Teresa invited people they knew. "The Hit" was told some of the bikers would not attend to avoid trouble. These bikers and associates were invited to the wedding, and they showed a lot of respect in not attending. This caused Theresa grief, and she told "The Hit" some people did not attend to avoid trouble. Teresa was great about this under difficult circumstances. Their family and friends were great too. 

Jimmy The Junkie knew Barb's Club Background, Family Contact Information, Location of The Wedding, and exactly who he would be attacking in and around Nelson and Kelowna. That's the way Jimmy The Junkie had become. He attacks everyone at the wedding intentionally, just because "The Hit" will not buy computer equipment. Jimmy The Junkie will hurt the bride on her wedding day, and Jimmy The Junkie spoils her Wedding party at the Vallican Whole Community Centre. Jimmy The Junkie just laughs at the Kelowna and Nelson bikers. Some don't attend out of respect, and Jimmy The Junkie just laughs. 

Barb's family are responsible people, and they called the Health Department which arranged for a Health Nurse to come by the acreage after the wedding. "The Hit" still had not put together what started all of this quite yet, and that Jimmy The Junkie had called the number on the Canada Post boxes. When the health nurse arrived, she was fishing around for sexual information to warn other people. "The Hit" said there was only Barb that he had sex with. She explained that "The Hit" should be tested again after 4 months to confirm the doctors results. This left "The Hit" to summarize what had happened while waiting to get away from a horrible wedding experience. 

Jimmy The Junkie had swore never to go to jail again. He laughed at the Hells Angels. The wedding in Nelson was the first time "The Hit" can prove "Jimmy the Junkie" in white pants on Hastings Street attacks Kelowna and Nelson bikers, "The Hit" thinks of the innocent Bride Teresa, and her Wedding on July long weekend in 1997. The concrete footsteps lie in the phone records in the call to Teresa's family from the Piccadilly Pub in Vancouver. 

Unknown to "The Hit", this is "Jimmy The Junkie" 8 months before the container is lost. This also confirms Jimmy The Junkie is on a role before "The Child" and his family join up with Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew. "The Hit" wants no business with Jimmy The Junkie since Mid May 1997. The Hit is putting it all together now, and he would never have anything to do with "Jimmy The Junkie" again after mid May of 1997. Their we many concrete footprints which dried in concrete long ago during the wedding. "The Hit's" medical records, phone records, wedding parties, rental agreement's, Canada Post boxes, and the Health Department in Nelson. Jimmy The Junkie is out of control. 

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Chapter 10 Auto Glass Software Project 

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Barb and "The Hit" returned to New Westminster in July 1997, after the wedding on Tuesday July 1st, where Jimmy The Junkie had phoned in these accusations of AIDS to Barb's family in Nelson. "The Hit" was angry, and he was tested again for STD 's. He had also just been tested before the wedding. The tests came up negative before the wedding, and again after the Wedding. The Provincial Medical records verify the negative tests as the Government tracks AIDS in lifetime medical records. 

The Kelowna and Nelson Club's, Barb's family, Barb, and "The Hit were relieved with the test results. However, Barb and "The Hit" were strained with mistrust after the wedding in Nelson. They started to fall apart after nearly 3 years together now. They tried to keep things together as best they could under the circumstances. They continued to work. Then, In late July "The Hit" gets a call from "Little Mike". He is demanding money! 

The sound in the background was The Piccadilly Bar, which has a pay phone on the East wall inside the bar. "Little Mike" and "Jimmy The Junkie" were still sharing their love nest above the Piccadilly Bar after the wedding. The exact timing of the call can be confirmed with Telus to the Tipperary Apartment on Manitoba Street in New Westminster. "The Hit" tried to figure out what Jimmy The Junkie was doing? 

Stretched out Junkies don't just call 2 months later to follow up on their cash? That's not reality! But "The Hit" had done no business with Jimmy The Junkie since May of 1997 before the wedding. They would be at your door in 1 day or 1 hour! "Little Mike" was on the phone because "Jimmy The Junkie" told him "The Hit" owed them money. But, Jimmy The Junkie was paid directly by a third party in North Vancouver? "The Hit" figured out Jimmy The Junkie was ripping off his crew of Little Mickey #1, Mike #2, and Jeff #3. The phone records verify calls in late July and August from the Piccadilly Pub. "Jimmy The Junkie" had to be ripping off his own crew, as Junkies just do not wait quietly for money on a deal for a few months. 

Little Mike used the pay phone in the bar to call Barb and "The Hit" in New Westminster at the Tipperary apartments on Manitoba Street. "The Hit" was not buying equipment from Jimmy The Junkie, but Jimmy The Junkie was setting up "The Hit" as owing money. "The Hit" thought more about what, " (Jimmy The Junkie) said about the Hell's Angels." 

In May, Jimmy The Junkie had setup something in the past about the Hells Angels. Later in July, he attacks everyone at The Wedding in Nelson including the Club members and associates who would have attended. Finally Jimmy The Junkie is setting up his own crew in early August! In late August "Little Mike" calls again, and he says he wants his money Now! 

Now Little Mike says Jimmy The Junkie has told him that "The Hit" fronted computer equipment from Jimmy The Junkie in late August. "The Hit" repeats to "Little Mike" that he and Jimmy The Junkie have been finished since mid May. "The Hit" told "Little Mike" he did not owe Jimmy The Junkie any money. "The Hit" told him to talk to Jimmy The Junkie, and "The Hit" reminded him that he has never dealt money with anyone but Jimmy The Junkie. 

Meanwhile, "The Hit" just doesn't feel right. 

Towards the end of August, Barb and "The Hit" split up after the wedding. They had lost their trust in each other, and she moved to her Grandmothers in Langley in late August, after what had gone on in Nelson. Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie and his crew did a little "balcony hazing" after Barb had moved to Langley. Jimmy The Junkie had motivated his crew with money by ripping them off. They were motivated by imaginary losses to do the balcony hazing. Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew broke a window out of a neighbours van on Manitoba Street while taunting for money. "The Hit" just let it go because he would be moving soon. "The Hit" hoped everything would blow over. 

He could not afford the apartment alone. "The Hit" also wanted to try and keep the Auto Glass software project moving forward. His friend Bob in North Vancouver was able to help find a place. While "The Hit" had no funding, his friend Bob talked to an old lawyer friend of "The Hit" by the name of Garth Wasson. Garth had witnessed the removal of the Zeplin server in Harbour Centre. Garth provided a basement suite at his house in Burnaby. He decided he would exchange rent for a business interest in the Auto Glass Software project. Bob plowed the road, and "The Hit" moved into the basement suite on Ranelagh Crescent at the beginning of September 1997. 

"The Hit's" friend Bob helped him move from 220 Manitoba Street to Ranelagh Crescent in Burnaby. Barb had moved out her belongings out by now, and there was not all that much to move at the end of August. Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew were nowhere to be seen, when they moved. Things were quiet again as Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew lost touch with "The Hit" when he moved to Ranelagh in Burnaby. The balcony hazing stopped, and "The Hit" started working on the software project. Broco had quit. Torsten had quit. "The Hit" did not quit. It was quiet. 

"The Hit" was able to Register Domain Name Service for the software project early September 1997. He discontinued the Wholeo.com site which was served by Simon Fraser University. He chose the DNS Onlineglass.com for the software project on the Internet. The Auto Glass software project connected Insurers, Wholesalers, and Auto Glass Shops together using the Internet Backbone to complete "live" Auto Glass Invoicing and Insurance claims. You can still search the name "Onlineglass.com" to bring up site promotional links in Google. 

Date: Tues, 3 Mar 1998 18:46:27 -0800 

From: "Dennis H. Rohel" 

Subject: Saab Glass Database soon finished. 

The handy little glass database at is free and soon they will be finished with Saab. 

http://www.saabnet.com/aas/1998.W09/1323157228.248915.html 

Life was normal again. It was quiet. "The Hit" was working on Onlineglass.com in early September. He was just not feeling well at all down there. "The Hit's" silence was short lived. 

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Chapter 11 Granville Vancouver Crime 

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There was no balcony hazing at Garth's place on Ranelagh Crescent in Burnaby, when "The Hit" moved into the basement suite. It was quiet. The Hit" kept working on the Onlineglass.com web site. "The Hit" managed to get an introductory site running on the Internet with the Domain Name Service of Onlineglass.com. He was moving forward with the software project in the middle of September 1997. Then "The Hit" made a planned trip downtown to see Garth at his office. He caught a bus downtown, and dropped by the office downtown on Granville Street. 

"The Hit" found the office at 470 Granville Street on the 2nd floor. 

Garth's father had originally started the Law firm, and the firm became Wasson and Wasson when Garth joined after passing the Bar. "The Hit" arrived at Wasson and Wasson to sign papers with Garth regarding their arrangement. "The Hit" signed papers regarding the apartment use which would be credited as an investment in Onlineglass.com. Garth and "The Hit" also talked about using another Incorporated company for the software project. Long ago from the Envirotech Canada Computer Services days, there was also a company registered as Winsoft Operator Systems Corporation. Garth suggested this ownership vehicle be used. The company was named originally by John Lok who was also involved in Envirotech at the airport. The name "Winsoft" is a twist John thought about as it was Windows and Microsoft combined. We agreed to consider this company name for the software project. 

With the signing complete, "The Hit" got on a bus from Granville Street to head back to Burnaby. "The Hit" noticed someone watching him carefully on the bus ride home to Burnaby. "The Hit's" visibility was low traveling in and out of downtown Vancouver, yet "The Hit" felt that he was being watched on the bus. The young man was not "Jimmy The Junkie" or a Crew member. While checking out the situation, "The Hit" became "intentionally" late in pulling the bell cord on the bus. The bus stopped for a few seconds, and "The Hit" jumped off quickly. 

When the bus started to move forward, "The Hit" was on the sidewalk. Then the young man on the bus started screaming at the front of the bus. "I want off! "I want off, now" screamed the young man! The bus driver argued but stopped again, as the young man said "I'll kill you if you don't stop! The BC Trasit driver was frightened, and the young man "The Hit" had noticed on the bus was able to get off the front of the bus. The bungling fool got off the bus at the front, where he made his threats up close to stop bus number XXX. With his feet just touching the ground, he looked to the back of the bus desperately hoping "The Hit" had not escaped. Then he turned away looking over his shoulder. 

The young man was definitely one of the "Mysterious Financier's" family as "The Hit" had never met him. "The Hit" knew he was being followed home in the middle of September of 1997. He knew he was being followed back to his basement suite on Ranelagh Crescent at Garth's house. "The Hit" could not believe Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew could get his street recognition to such a high level in a few weeks. The reality was that "The Hit" was being already setup to track home after just 2 weeks at his new address? "The Hit" couldn't quite believe "Jimmy The Junkie", his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" had this much time to promote someone for a Junkie lie. 

The balcony hazing started again at Garth's place immediately. It was around By the 2nd half of September, "The Hit" noticed that the balcony hazing had been upgraded to include a Black Van hanging around the area. The Black Van took up regular residence behind Garth Wasson's neighbours to the North. The Black Van parked directly behind the neighbours garage on the edge of the alley. They were obvious in parking behind the northerly neighbours garage, but the real question is where were they getting all the money for this effort? Now, the "Mysterious Financier" has funded the Junkies, spread the word on the street, and followed "The Hit" home to Burnaby. 

Remember, "Jimmy The Junkie" had the old Honda Civic. Jimmy The Junkie and his crew are hard core Junkies. The "Mysterious Financier" had to provide help in terms of spreading the word on following "The Hit". Why would they have to find "The Hit"? Because "The Hit" had no phone, as he was using Garth's Fax line for the Internet Access. He has no bills at the new address. He does not run a vehicle. He is difficult to find. There is nothing to trace him to his new address. How did Jimmy The Junkie do this? 

Following someone from the street in Vancouver requires work. Someone must have provided time, effort, and a picture for identification. It was a well funded organized spread of information. In just a few weeks, this blast of information would have been recognizable on the streets of Vancouver. Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew did not have the resources. Who provides the mystery Black Van parked behind the garage? How can Jimmy The Junkie and his crew invest so much time in this? 

***** 11 Description Granville Vancouver Crime Family on orders from the "Mysterious Financier" follows "The Hit" home to Ranelagh in Burnaby. 

***** 11 Question The Question is do you know any details about the "Mysterious Financier" funding a street level search for "The Hit" in Vancouver in September 1997? Do you know any people or places in this Outline? 

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Chapter 12 Talk about Guns and Murder 

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The hazing from the Black Van is continuous through to the end of September. Garth watched from upstairs on his balcony, as the Black Van regularly parked behind the neighbours garage at night. Early in October 1997, Garth's north side neighbour slipped out his back door. He walked quietly down his backyard sidewalk to the front of his garage. While hidden by the garage, he listens to the occupants talking in the Black Van parked on the other side of the garage. He listens. 

The next day "The Hit" and Garth's neighbour talked in the Carport at Garth's. He mentioned to "The Hit" that the occupants of the Black Van were talking about guns. "The Hit" said what? He said they were talking about shooting "The Hit". The neighbour was uncomfortable, and he told "The Hit" to be careful. "The Hit" could not believe Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew could raise such an attack. The "Mysterious Financier" had promoted face recognition in downtown Vancouver prior to September, and now the "Mysterious Financier" is funding the Black Van. Why? "The Hit" is feeling sick for a lot of reasons. 

Meanwhile "The Hit" has never had an STD, and he thinks he has one now. While he has not been with anyone since Barb, "The Hit" is feeling progressively worse in the middle of October. It has been about 4 months since meeting with the Health Nurse in Nelson after the wedding. "The Hit" decides to get tested for STD 's at the Medical Clinic. "The Hit" was last tested in New Westminster in Lower Town, near the New Westminster Skytrain Station after the wedding. He decided to go to that Medical Clinic. 

"The Hit" had fallen behind on his BC Medical Payments, so he phoned them to find out if his coverage would work. They made an account change, and they gave him an account number for medical tests. He phoned and scheduled an appointment for the middle of October. Meanwhile, "The Hit" checked the bus route to New Westminster from Garth's place as "The Hit" had never traveled in the lower mainland from Burnaby to New Westminster using BC Transit. Meanwhile, the Black Van was regularly out back of the house behind the neighbours garage. 

The trip went well on the bus as "The Hit" worked his way by bus to the Clinic in New Westminster. He got the paperwork for blood tests from a doctor. Then, "The Hit" started heading up the hill on foot to get the blood drawn at the BioMed at 625 5th Ave in New Westminster BC. "The Hit" was feeling very sick, and he goes for a blood test near Sixth and Sixth in New Westminster. While slowly working his way East and North, "The Hit" was hazed by someone he did not know. He walked by and commented as he passed, "Getting Test's done eh". "The Hit" thought he was hearing things. "The Hit" continued up the hill, and he had his blood drawn at the BioMed, then "The Hit" took a uneventful bus home. 

Several days later, "The Hit" received a call on Garth's fax line where "The Hit" had hooked up a phone which he used late in October 1997. The Medical Clinic called to let him know that "The Hit" needed to come back to the Medical Clinic regarding his results. He is shaken, and the nurse would not let him know what the problem was over the phone call which etched more concrete footprints. "The Hit" pressed the nurse a little, and she let him know "unofficially" that it is not AIDS. "The Hit" is somewhat relieved, but a lot more concerned! He agreed to an appointment at the Clinic in a few days. Meanwhile, the state of affairs at the Garth's place continued to worsen. 

While waiting for his appointment the Black Van is cruising around the neighbourhood. The Black Van spends most of it's time in the back of Garth's neighbours garage at night. "The Hit" has overheard enough to know that the occupants are Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew in the Black Van. They have been sneaking along the side of the house near his window for hazing. Little Mike is definitely noticeable hollering down the course gravel corridor. There is also a voice which "The Hit" has come to recognize, but he does not recognize the voice. 

"The Hit" now works beside this window all day and night on the Onlineglass.com software project which began in the fall of 1996 with Jim's database at Broco Auto Glass on Seymour Street in Vancouver. The window where "The Hit" worked was on the ground floor on the North side of Garth's house. This was a convenient place for Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew to sneak up to from the Black Van. Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew were working on "The Hit" from the window on the ground floor, as this was his computer room. 

Jimmy The Junkie and his not so sneaky Crew could be heard walking to this window along the North side of the house. The border of the house between Garth's property and the neighbours to the North is landscaped with 3/4 coarse white rock. The neighbours fence is on the edge of Garth's property. The only way to get to the window left noisy footprints on Ranelagh Crescent. Given, the conversation with Garth's neighbour in the carport about guns and shooting, "The Hit" was now concerned about just how far "Jimmy The Junkie" was going to go too in covering up ripping of his own crew. 

Jimmy The Junkie had raised support for himself, by blaming "The Hit" for money his crew never received. This allowed Jimmy The Junkie to motivate Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff. His crew ended up helping Jimmy The Junkie haze "The Hit" over money he did not owe anyone. In fact, Jimmy The Junkie likely stole this "lost property" long after the wedding. He just blamed the "lost property" from the home invasions and thefts on "The Hit". This only explained the manpower, who is funding Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew in the summer and fall of 1997? The "Mysterious Financier" now had a voice. 

***** 12 Description Talk about Guns and Murder in Burnaby British Columbia Canada where the Mysterious Financier plans to shoot "The Hit". Talk about Guns and Murder Outline details research for the true book "The Child's Revenge". 

***** 12 Question WIN A FREE COPY or CASH for details. The Question is do you know about Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, or Jeff? Do you know any people or places in this Outline? Please Comment or Email! 

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Chapter 13 Murder Hepatitus C 

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"The Hit" took the same BC Transit bus route back to the Medical Clinic in New Westminster. He waited for his appointment in the waiting room. He took a chair on the West End of the waiting room so he could keep everyone in the room in front of him with his back to the wall. While he didn't recognize any of the patients in the waiting room, "The Hit" did hear some chatter in the waiting room which seemed to be intended for his ears. It was hard to tell for certain? He thought he was being paranoid. His turn came up! 

He walked into the cubicle in behind reception, and "The Hit" waited for the Doctor to enter. He could hear the chatter in the waiting room quite clearly as the partitions were not soundproof. The Doctor came into the room, and told "The Hit" he had Hepatitus C. "The Hit" was horrified. The time slowed as everything sharpened! "The Hit" did not hear much of what the Doctor said now. The doctor continued with the test results. "The Hit" went numb. "The Hit" thought! 

"The Hit" thought about when he told Jimmy The Junkie that he did not want any more computer equipment 4 months ago in May. That's when "Jimmy The Junkie" had changed the conversation to "Little Mike". Jimmy The Junkie had said "Little Mike" had Hepatitus C. Then, Jimmy The Junkie said he would never get tested for Hepatitus C! "The Hit" thought Jimmy The Junkie was just blowing hot air at the time because there would be no more cash for computer equipment. In reality, Jimmy The Junkie did know he had Hep C, and he gave it to "Little Mike" on purpose to test himself positive. That's how he was sure of the threat. "Jimmy The Junkie" was spreading Hep C on purpose! 

The Doctor repeated that "You will need to talk to your partner." "The Hit" knew Hepatitus C was deadly. "The Hit" agreed, as the Doctor went on about the progression of the disease. "The Hit" actually didn't know much about the disease, but his mind wandered back to the apartment on Manitoba Street. "The Hit" knew he could die. 

Jimmy The Junkie said "I won't let them test me". I know nothing can be done." So Jimmy The Junkie not only knew the diseases, but he knew the prognosis in October of 1997. Jimmy The Junkie had written down the contact information from Barb's boxes in the apartment. Jimmy The Junkie knew about Barb's history, and Teresa's upcoming Wedding in the Slocan Valley near Nelson. 

Jimmy The Junkie phoned Barb's family in the Slocan Valley, and he lied intentionally about what "The Hit" should be tested for in June of 1997. Jimmy The Junkie knew he was contagious with Hepatitus C all along. Jimmy The Junkie set up "Little Mike" to go for the tests for him because he knew he had given Hepatitus C to Little Mike. That's how Jimmy The Junkie was so certain in his treat. Then, Jimmy The Junkie later rips off his own Crew to make money on the end of dealing with "The Hit". Finally, where does Jimmy The Junkie get the Black Van in the back of Garth's place on Ranelagh Crescent? The "Mysterious Financier". 

The Doctor finished with, "Do you have any questions." "The Hit" asked if there was any doubt? The Doctor said "No". "The Hit" Provincial Medical records footprint the timing of his diagnosis. "The Hit" walked out through the waiting room, and he was handed a few papers to get more tests completed. "The Hit" walked through the waiting room which seemed to be quite jovial. "The Hit" caught a bus back to Burnaby. While riding the bus, the hit thought about his last blood tests. 

They did blood tests for everything in 1994 before he met Barb. "The Hit" confirmed his dates while on the bus ride home. He had been tested for blood diseases before they met in 1994. He had the tests done with Dr. Gordon at the Sinclair Medical Centre in Vancouver. He was fine then, and the only possible chance other than Barb would have been Jimmy The Junkie that one time in the underground parking at 220 Manitoba Street. Jimmy The Junkie did this all on purpose since April of 1997! The "Mysterious Financier" has been funding the spread of Hepatitus C! 

***** 13 Description Murder by Hepatitus C where Jimmy The Junkie spreads disease on Ranelagh in Burnaby. With his needle Charged Jimmy The Junkie works his Murder attempt by Hepatitus C in the Outline for the true book "The Child's Revenge". 

***** 13 Question WIN A FREE COPY or CASH for details. Do you know anything about the Black Van on Ranelagh in Burnaby? Do you know anything about the Jimmy, Mike, Little Mike, Jeff, and the Mysterious Financier's voice behind the neighbours garage. Please Comment or Email! 

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Chapter 14 Burnaby Gun Crime 

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"The Hit" arrived home to his suite at Garth's place on Ranelagh Crescent in Burnaby after the diagnosis. He's feeling sick. He read a little about Hepatitus C on the Internet. In October of 1997 there was no cure. His skin had not yellowed, but he was suffering from fatigue, malaise, headaches, abdominal pain, nausea, and his testicles hurt. He realized that Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" had given him Hepatitus C on purpose to kill him. What should he do now? 

"The Hit" did not know what to do? He tried his best to avoid confrontation. He tried his best to get back to work on the Onlineglass.com software project for the Auto Glass Industry. Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier's" Black Van parked out back. Rather than moping, "The Hit" continued to develop the Auto Glass Industry software to hopefully attract interested investors. 

The meteoric rise of the Internet was just beginning in the fall of 1997. "The Hit's" primary computer was a Pentium II which was used for developing a web site interface and database. His secondary Pentium II computer was running a cable TV connection, music, backup, and dial up. He had his desk for the computers, and networked then in the extra room to make an office downstairs. The office was attached to the Onlineglass.com digital footprint on the Internet in full view of the "Mysterious Financier". 

"The Hit's" plan was for Onlineglass.com to demonstrate functionality to investors and Auto Glass Shops using a J Script, Java Script, Basic Script, and HTML Website. The web site Interface connected to a sequence of text files dominated with numbered arrays of information. The arrays contained the Make, Model, Year, Style, Glass, Molding, Clips, Prices, and Garnish to create Invoices with part and price information for Auto Glass Shops. The Auto Glass Shops would access Onlineglass.com's database over the Internet. 

Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie, his crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" just won't stop! What are they waiting for? 

"The Hit" was promoting the web site to the public and potential investors. Onlineglass.com was intended to replace the Auto Glass Shops existing invoicing and database software. At the time, most Auto Glass Shops were using GTS for their stand alone Windows software interface. The GTS software interface connected to the part and price information containing parts and pricing information for the auto glass shops in the Mitchel database. The Onlineglass.com Demo Website was intended to demonstrate the same task online as GTS and Mitchel worked in the Auto Glass Shop. While, "The Hit" worked the hazing continued from along the side of the house. 

The Demo Version of Onlineglass.com created invoices from a sample database with part and price information. The Auto Glass Shops could then use one part and price database over the Internet. Completed invoices could be shared with auto glass wholesalers and insurance companies. The invoices that were generated would be approved live online as claims by insurance companies in real time backed by digital images of damage. Finally, the Wholesalers order information would be shared live online for the next delivery to the Auto Glass Shop. 

The Onlineglass.com web site tried to demonstrate and promote the concepts to the Auto Glass Industry. The Internet Backbone would be used to exchange invoice information seamlessly between Auto Glass Shops, Insurers, and Wholesalers. The 3 industries had an annual gross of 2 billion US in North America in late 1997. Each of about 3000 Auto Glass Shop was paying at least $1000.00 per year for Windows and database software. There appeared to be room for a digital network? "The Hit" found Primus in the United States to server up the Onlineglass.com DNS which was registered to "The Hit". 

He tried the best he could to continue with the project while his testicles shrank. Meanwhile, "Jimmy The Junkie" and his Crew laughed outside his window on Ranelagh. They parked the Black Van in the back of the neighbours garage as usual. When "The Hit" walked by the Black Van they just hid inside like Rats. 

Within days of the medical diagnosis, "The Hit" bought a decent resolution web cam to test with the Onlineglass.com project. He took pictures of minor glass and body damage on Bob's Subaru Legacy. He used the pictures on the Demo site, as the software provided visual confirmation of damaged glass in the insurance claim approval process. Webcam technology was still quite expensive at $200.00 for a camera, however "The Hit" tested USB cable distances which would still generate clear images. Now the camera could be used for security. 

"The Hit" tried to deter Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" with his ground floor window guarded by the camera. They had been talking about guns, and the camera would trigger the motion sensor if they tried to get an angle to shoot through the window. He ran the camera facing outside along the side of the house. "The Hit" hoped they would just stop, he had not done anything! 

Yet, Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" continued to annoy the neighbourhood. "The Hit" had enough of Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and his "Mysterious Financier". "The Hit" was going to fight back. 

***** 14 Description Burnaby Gun Crime where the Mysterious Financier's guns are deterred with Cameras on Ranelagh in Burnaby. Win a FREE COPY or CASH for information. 

***** 14 Question WIN A FREE COPY or CASH for facts. Do you know the Mysterious Financier funding the hit? Do you know anything about the money behind the Junkies? Do you know the Mysterious Financier's voice? Please Comment or Email! 

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Chapter 15 Murder The Hit 

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"The Hit" had enough! He got dressed, and he went outside to walk around the Black Van. The Black Van quieted down as he approached. He stood right beside the Black Van, and he looked at the Black Van as the occupants stayed quiet inside. It had a solid panel body with dark tinted windows. No one would come out! "The Hit" decided he would try something else instead. 

He went back inside, and shortly after the hazing and hollering continued from the area of the Black Van. "The Hit" considered what has happened over the last 7 months since April 1997. Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" would not quit! They may have already killed him with Hepetitis C, but they just would not quit! "The Hit" thought. 

In 1994, Jimmy The Junkie lost the car while speeding downtown after a theft or home invasion. He had no respect for "The Boys" in the spring of 1997, and "The Hit" could not quite figure out why he laughed at "The Boys". Then Jimmy The Junkie does his best to ruin Teressa's Wedding by spreading rumours of AIDS in the Slocan Valley. The rumours actually turn out be Jimmy The Junkie giving "The Hit" Hepatitus C on purpose. "Little Mike" could have warned him! But Little Mike tries to extort money from "The Hit". "Jimmy The Junkie The Junkie" could have warned him! Instead, "Jimmy The Junkie" gave "Hepatitus C" to "The Hit" intentionally. Finally, Jimmy The Junkie joked about it when "The Hit" would no longer buy computer equipment in May of 1997. What would "The Hit" do? 

What "The Hit" did know was where "Jimmy The Junkie" and "Little Mike" were living. They were spreading their Hepatitus C from The Piccadilly Pub on Pender Street in Vancouver. "The Hit" decided to add a little "Medicine" to their distribution of "Hepatitus C". "The Hit" decided to tell the Management of the Piccadilly Pub the truth about Jimmy The Junkie and Little Mike sharing their Queen sized love nest on the 2nd floor. What would "The Hit" do? He decided what goes around comes around. He decided he would tell the truth. Now, "The Hit" fights back Jimmy The Junkie Style. 

Jimmy The Junkie had contacted Barb's family in Nelson. He spread rumours by using the contact information on Barb's boxes. These rumours flared up at the at the wedding, "The Hit" decided he would do the exact same thing to Jimmy The Junkie. Jimmy The Junkie was out of control, and he needed to be stopped. He laughed at "The Boys", the car loss, the wedding fiasco, Murder by Hepatitus C, the hazing on Ranelagh, and the constant threats of harm. "The Hit" decided he would do the exact same thing to Little Mike for the extortion, threats of harm, and the hazing, as "The Hit" had recognized his voice along the side of the house. 

"The Hit" mailed a letter to the Management of the Piccadilly Pub. He tells the management of the Picadilly Pub about "Jimmy The Junkie" on the second floor is doing home invasions, and he also tells them that "Little Mike" is selling drugs in the bar. Just the Truth! It was kind of fun playing Jimmy The Junkie style with their Hepatitus C business funded by the "Mysterious Financier". 

"The Hit" sent the note to the Picadilly Pub in the third week of October 1997. "The Hit" does not know if Jimmy The Junkie and Little Mike continue to spread Hepatitus C intentionally with the funding of the "Mysterious Financier"? However, at this point the "Mysterious Financier" has been financing Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew since at least sometime in August of 1997. But the most pressing question of all was why the "Mysterious Financier" was interested in this at all? 

***** Description Murder The Hit with Hepatitis C is funded by the Mysterious Financier in Vancouver. Jimmy The Junkie and Little Mike get Pay Back from "The Hit". Who is the "Mysterious Financier". Murder The Hit is a Outline for the true book "The Child's Revenge". 

***** Question WIN A FREE COPY or CASH for facts. Do you know the Mysterious Financier funding the hit? Do you know anything about the money behind the Junkies? Do you know the Mysterious Financier's voice? Please Comment or Email! 

***** <a href="http://murderthehit.blogspot.com/">Murder The Hit</a> 

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Chapter 16 Crime Stoppers Vancouver 

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"The Hit" slept badly with the Black Van parked in the alley that night. He mused about what the Picadilly Pub in Vancouver would do with Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, and the "Mysterious Financier". Meanwhile, "The Hit's" testicles hurt. He was sick with the onset of Hepatitus C. He could very well die because of these people. That night "The Hit" thought about what had happened for the last 6 months. 

"The Hit" though about Jimmy The Junkie first coming by the apartment in New Westminster in April as he laid in bed. Jimmy The Junkie said, "You don't want to mess with the Hell's Angels". Then Jimmy The Junkie laughed! "The Hit" thought that was peculiar for a Junkie / Thief / Home Invader on Hasting Street surviving in downtown Vancouver. Then "The Hit" thought back to May when he told Jimmy The Junkie that he did not want any more computer equipment before the Wedding. 

Jimmy The Junkie changed the subject from computer equipment to Little Mike and his Hepatitus C. That's when Jimmy The Junkie laughed again, and he said "that he would never get tested" in May 1997! Now, he has spread Hep C to both "The Hit" and "Little Mike". Of course, Jimmy The Junkie won't get tested because then it would be seen by the law as assault when he spreads the disease intentionally! "The Hit" thought. Jimmy The Junkie used the same approach and laugh for both the Hell's Angels and the Hepatitus C. 

"The Hit" thought about telling Jimmy The Junkie he did not want any more computer equipment in May. Jimmy The Junkie said "if that's the way you want it then that's the way it's going to be". Jimmy leaves the apartment on Manitoba Street. Then, Jimmy The Junkie double crosses his own Crew by stealing their shares, and lying to them that "The Hit" has not paid for equipment. Jimmy The Junkie was able to increase his attack on "The Hit" from 1 to 4 by stealing from Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff. "The Hit" thought. 

The Hell's Angels, "The Hit", "Hepatitus C for Little Mike", Ripping of His Crew, The Wedding Fiasco, and Jimmy The Junkie just keeps on laughing. The Hit did not know what Jimmy The Junkie had laughed about regarding the Hell's Angels? But Jimmy The Junkie did say hew was "never going to go to jail again" when he talked about them. "The Hit" decided Jimmy The Junkie wasn't going to cross us all again". "The Hit" finally slept. 

The next day "The Hit" decided he would give Jimmy The Junkie some of his own medicine. He would play Jimmy The Junkie style like Jimmy The Junkie did the wedding. However, the "The Hit" would just tell the truth about Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew. Jimmy The Junkie was out of control! 

"The Hit" decided he was going to stop Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier". 

"The Hit" wondered if the "Mysterious Financier" was in on the laughing at the Hell's Angels as well. Why would the Mysterious Financier be interested in "The Hit"? Could Jimmy The Junkie and the Mysterious Financier be working both the Hell's Angels and "The Hit"? It was the same laugh! Once again like the Picadilly Pub letter "The Hit" would just tell the truth. 

"The Hit" didn't any experience with Crime Stoppers in the past, so he phoned them to see how it works on October 22nd 1997. Crime Stoppers told "The Hit" that he could tell them over the phone, and he would get a report number. "The Hit" told Crime Stoppers that he would rather just send in a letter. Crime Stoppers said that would work, however Crime Stoppers said he would not get a reward if he mailed in the information. "The Hit" said no problem. 

The BC Tel phone records confirm the date to be October 22 ND 1997. The note was brief. I basically said three Junkies from downtown were doing home invasions. They were Jimmy, Little Mike, and Jeff from downtown Vancouver. Jimmy and Little Mike could be found on the second floor of the Picadilly Pub, and this had something to do with the HA. 

Would you let them get us again? 

Jimmy was out of control! 

He folded the note. He stuffed it in an envelope. He addressed it. Finally, "The Hit" dressed for a cool October evening. It was a cold dark windy night near 8:00 PM in the evening in 1997. "The Hit" put his shoes on, and he took the long way to the street mail box on the corner. He walked out the back of the house, past the carport, then on to the alley. He walked north down the alley past the Black Van with the envelope in full view. 

Once at the street, "The Hit" walked west on the street to the corner mailbox. He dropped the letter in the Canada Post mailbox on the corner in the residential area. "The Hit" returned home by walking east up the hill. Then he turned South down the alley past the Black Van to the back of the house. He smiled as he passed the Black Van. "The Hit" expected this to put Jimmy The Junkie, his crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" out of business. 

They weren't going to get us again! 

"The Hit" was not sure who was in the Black Van that night. However, "The Hit" was starting to enjoy fighting Jimmy The Junkie style. The Black Van could have been filled with Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff, and the "Mysterious Financier". He did not know who was in the Black Van that night, but whoever was in there saw what happened that dark cold windy night in October 1997. 

"The Hit" knew Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew would often only last 4 - 6 months on the street. The note would get them off everyone. They would be out of the picture, and life would go back to normal quickly. Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew were heavily addicted to heroin, and they would not last long on the street with the Crime Stoppers Tip. 

This would get their disease off all of us! 

***** 16 Description Crime Stoppers Vancouver was sent home invasion information by The Hit. The Hit is going to get a little payback Jimmy The Junkie style. The True Story from the book "The Child's Revenge". 

***** 16 Question WIN A FREE COPY or CASH for details. Do you know anything about the Mysterious Financier funding the Black Van and the hazing on Ranelagh in Burnaby? Do you know anything about the Jimmy, Mike, Little Mike, Jeff, and the Mysterious Financier's peddled "The Note" downtown? Please Comment or Email! 

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Chapter 17 Canada Post Mailbox 

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"The Hit" was feeling good about giving Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the Mysterious Financier their medicine. It was about time! Jimmy The Junkie's laughed at the Hell's Angels, Jimmy The Junkie's Wedding Attack, The Extortion Attack, The Hepetitus C Attack, The Talk of Guns, and finally the endless financial support of the "Mysterious Financier". Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie just laughed at "The Hit" when he would no longer buy computer equipment? 

It wasn't 11:00 PM yet, as "The Hit" had started on "The Note" during daylight hours. "The Hit" forced himself back to work on the Onlineglass.com software project. The project was becoming the one thing he could focus on which kept his mind off current events. He was as good as he was going to get with computers at 36 years of age. "The Hit" fell into the security of his computer room as he worked on the Onlineglass.com software project. Software is quiet. 

"The Hit" worked for about an hour on the database for Onlineglass.com, and then he heard one cloud sized drum beat outside, with a few smaller quickening drum beats. Was it thunder in October? No, now it's quiet for a few seconds. Then, there was shuffling and then there was a little laughter in the quiet moonlit residential area on the hill. "The Hit" thought about the drum beats. It sounded like it was coming from the North East. What could that loud drum beat have been? 

"The Hit" got that sick feeling in his stomach, and it was not from the Hepatitus C. Could it be that Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" were working late again tonight? It could have been Jimmy The Junkie laughing again. "The Hit" wondered whether Canada Post was going to get this letter delivered to Crime Stoppers? When would it arrive again? 

It was October 23 rd early in the morning in 1997, when "The Hit" decided he was just being paranoid about the noise which sounded like a mailbox beating the curb. He should check out the noise. Maybe someone was hurt? There would have been sirens, if it was a accident. "The Hit" procrastinated, as he decided to check out the Canada Post mailbox the next day. That was some loud bump in the night though! "The Hit" fell back into the security of the Onlineglass.com software project. 

"The Hit" worked very late into the morning, and coincidentally there was no hazing that night. "The Hit" was already getting into the habit of working till it was almost light in the morning. He rationalized that Burke was right in that even the strongest can be brought down in their sleep. The morning after "The Note" was no exception, "The Hit" worked until dawn. "The Hit" slept. 

"The Hit" woke up the next afternoon around 3:00 PM, after about 8 hours sleep. The Hepatitus C complements of Jimmy The Junkie made him tired. His testicles hurt, and he was tired all the time. "The Hit" gathered up the effort to go check the mailbox. He dressed, and he made his way along the same route to the Canada Post mailbox, except there was no Black Van this afternoon. The mailbox was resting. 

The Canada Post mailbox took a hard landing on its right hand side, leaving the top facing North to Alaska. The mailbox was freed by removing the nuts from the steel bolts which were set in the concrete. Canada Post would not make it through "wind and rain" this time. The mailbox had obviously been emptied on orders from the "Mysterious Financier". 

The Canada Post mailbox lying on it's side made it official, Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the 

"Mysterious Financier" had the note in the 3rd week of October 1997. "The Hit" mused that Canada Post's repair records for the mailbox would coincide with the date on "The Note". The Canadian Crown Corporations are well known for meticulous paperwork when it comes to expenditures. The repair records are from within a block of where the "Mysterious Financier" followed the "The Hit" home from Granville Street. 

It is the fourth week of October 1997. The Canada Post repair records for the mailbox will coincide with BC Tel phone records to Crime Stoppers from Ranelagh Crescent in Burnaby. "The Hit" was not interested in money from Crime Stoppers so he did not make the report by phone. "The Hit" wanted to stop Jimmy The Junkie, as Jimmy The Junkie was out of control. Therefore, "The Hit" mailed the note only to have "The Note" stolen from Canada Post! 

"The Hit" felt sick that Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and their "Mysterious Financier" knew about "The Note". It would have been best if "The Note" had gotten to Crime Stoppers to get Jimmy The Junkie off the street. Then "The Hit" thought about sending another note or making a call. He did neither. "The Hit" figured this might just be enough! Jimmy The Junkie might just own up to his lie to his crew, and they would quit along with the "Mysterious Financier". Just quit, that's all. 

The concrete footprints confirm the call was made to Crime Stoppers, and Canada Post confirms that Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" stole "The Note". Finally, a phone report was never made to Crime Stoppers because "The Note" was actually sent! 

"The Note" never arrived! "The Hit" just quit.***** 

***** 17 Description The Canada Post Mailbox beat like a drum in Burnaby when "The Note" was mailed by The Hit. The Hit was going to get a little payback Jimmy The Junkie style. Read the True Story Chapter Outline from "The Child's Revenge". 

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Chapter 18 RCMP Abbotsford 

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It was October 24th 1997, and "The Hit" mused that "The Note" was never going to be delivered by Canada Post. He hoped that this would be enough to at least brush off Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier". "The Hit" decided to quit, and see what happened. Canada Post would has a mailbox repair record. Crime Stoppers would has no note. "The Hit" thought this might work to brush them off, as he worked on the Onlineglass.com software project. 

It was quickly early in November, and "The Hit" was forced to apply for Social Assistance as he had no investors in Onlineglass.com. Canada Post had not made it through sleet or snow, however his new phone line with Telus rang the phone bell clearly. There was a message to return a call to Calvin Godart with his phone number. Calvin had called "The Hit" and left a message to return his call. "The Hit" was quite confused about the call, as he was not expecting it. 

"The Hit" did recognize the name. Calvin was "The Hit's" first cousin from St. Brieux Saskatchewan. 

It was a good thing he had put part of his first Social Assistance Check towards a phone. He now had a phone with voice mail at the beginning of November 1997. Without the voice mail, "The Hit" would have missed Calvin's call. Now, he was easily found with his name in the Telus directory. That's how Calvin must have located him, but why would Calvin be calling as they had not met in 15 years? 

"The Hit" returned Calvin's call to discover that the phone number was for the RCMP detachment in Abbotsford. Calvin had joined the RCMP after high school in St. Brieux about 25 years ago when "The Hit" was still a child in St. Brieux Saskatchewan. "The Hit's" call was transferred by the front desk in the detachment to Calvin's office. The line rang a couple of times, before voicemail picked up for him. "The Hit" was asked to leave a message. 

"The Hit" left a message for Calvin identifying himself. He told Calvin that he was returning Calvin's original call. He confirmed that he had received the original call. He left his number in the traditional phone tag pursuit. Finally, "The Hit" said he would call back to follow up in a couple of days. 

"The Hit" continued to work on the data arrays for the Onlineglass.com software project. While he worked he pondered what Calvin was calling about. He listened to the CFL game on television, and it was one of those nights where the Black Van was very active in the back of the house. However, "The Hit" figured maybe Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" would just give it up! He didn't owe them any money! He worked until dawn. 

The next afternoon "The Hit's" cousin Calvin had returned his call already. "The Hit" was surprised as this all happened over the weekend. This time Calvin left another message in "The Hit's" voice mailbox. This time Calvin's message was more personalized, as Calvin knew "The Hit" when they were young. Calvin was about 10 years older than "The Hit". Calvin's father Robert was "The Hit's" Uncle. Calvin left his message that "He was sorry, he had missed "The Hit". He went on to say that it was important for "The Hit" to call his brother Leo in St. Brieux Saskatchewan. 

Leo had asked Calvin to help find "The Hit" when the met at Uncle Roberts funeral in St. Brieux. Uncle Robert had passed away after a short period of Parkensins disease. Since, Calvin Godart was a RCMP officer in Abbotsford in 1997, Leo asked him for help. Leo explained to Calvin that he was trying to contact "The Hit". That's why Calvin tracked down "The Hit" at Ranelagh Crescent in Burnaby. 

"The Hit" phoned Calvin to thank him for the message. Once again, he ended up at the front desk which transferred his call to Calvin's office. The phone rang through a few times, and once again "The Hit" ended up in voicemail. "The Hit" left a message for Calvin, which included his thanks for his efforts in finding "The Hit". While, they exchanged messages Calvin and "The Hit" never actually spoke to each other directly. "The Hit" prepared himself to call his brother in St. Brieux Saskatchewan early in November 1997. He called Leo's number. 

"The Hit's" father Henry was dead. 

Leo and "The Hit" talked about their father Henry. Henry had died in the spring of 1997. He drank heavily all his life. He was the town drunk in a town of 300 people and one tavern. Henry not only drank himself to death, but he was a really ugly drunk while doing it. Leo and "The Hit" continued to talk about the ceremony they had in church for "The Hit's" father. There was a memorial for his father Henry just outside of St. Brieux at Carre Marie church. While Leo explained the church proceedings "The Hit's" mind wandered. 

"The Hit" had not seen his father for the last 10 years. He never went back to St. Brieux to visit, nor had "The Hit" spoken to his father in 10 years. It was tough growing up in a small town as the town drunks son. There were thoughts of sitting in a cold truck in front of the bar for hours in the winter. He waited for his father to come out. He thought of his father's accidents, fights, and public drunkenness. He hated going to school the next day after the cops brought the "Old Man" home. It's no fun being the town drunks son! 

"The Hit" was just numb from the news. No tears. No emotion. Just numb. 

***** 18 Description RCMP Abbotsford The Abbotsford RCMP contact The Hit on Ranelagh in Burnaby when for a death in the family. The Hit learns his father Henry is dead in St. Brieux Saskatchewan. Read the True Story of "The Child's Revenge". 

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Chapter 19 St. Brieux Credit Union 

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It was a long call, but the Telus bells were back on the receiver. "The Hit" absorbed the news for several days. They talked more about Leo's family. "The Hit" learnt that Leo and his wife just had a baby boy which they named Jonah, after their grandfather Joe. Leo asked if "The Hit" would visit for Christmas in 1997? 

"The Hit" explained he could possibly try for Christmas, however he did not have a lot of money with the new software project. He explained that he was trying to get a business going involving Auto Glass Shops and Onlineglass.com. His brother Leo volunteered hope. While catching up on the news, Leo told "The Hit" that their was a little money from Henry's estate which had been split between the three Children. 

Leo said the money was at the Credit Union in St. Brieux. Leo said "The Hit" should call the St. Brieux Credit Union to make arrangements for the money. "The Hit" had agreed that he would call the Credit Union in St. Brieux, and he thought he would like to visit for Christmas. Then Leo and "The Hit" promised not to loose touch with each other. 

Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" scuffle noisily on the white crushed rock along the side of the house. "The Hit" thinks they were listening about the money? 

Should "The Hit" risk a visit? Should "The Hit" risk his family? He should call the bank. 

It was the middle of November 1997, "The Hit" phoned the St. Brieux Credit Union in Saskatchewan regarding the estate left by his father Henry. The St. Brieux Credit Union had lent "The Hit" the money for the mobile home at 20 Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon in the spring of 1980 when he was a minor. The small town bank had lent the town drunks son money for a home while still a minor. The Credit Union sent "The Hit" papers to Ranelagh in Burnaby immediately to create an account. The bank was very helpful. 

"The Hit" was struggling to keep the Onlineglass.com project alive, so he filled out the bank paperwork as soon as it arrived. He sent the papers back to the St. Brieux Credit Union the next day. Since St. Brieux is fairly remote in North East Saskatchewan the mail took about a week each way. "The Hit" received a Credit Union bank card in "The Hit's" name on the debit card. The account papers also arrived with the card. 

"The Hit" made a jump from absolute poverty to relative comfort as he received almost $7,000.00 from his fathers estate. He was still getting rent for shares in Onlineglass.com from Garth. He would be able to get off Social Assistance, and continue with the software project. He decided to make the trip to Saskatchewan for Christmas. Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" would not bother him. He justified that they wouldn't travel. It would be safe for Leo and his wife Judy? 

"The Hit" called his brother Leo in St. Brieux to thank him for his help as executor of his fathers estate. He told his brother Leo that he would accept his offer to come out for Christmas in December. Only the digital footprints remain today of the preparation for the trip to St. Brieux in phone calls, bank records, and tax declarations of income. Forbodingly, the Black Van parked in the back. 

The hazing continues from outside with the Black Van parked in the alley. "The Hit" hears Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and a new "Voice of the Mysterious Financier" walking along the side of the house. Talking, Talking, Talking, "The Hit" just can't understand who is the "Mysterious Financier" financing Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew. Jimmy The Junkie and his crew listen. They know about the money, and how the money came to "The Hit". The Telus Bell rang again. 

***** 19 Description St. Brieux Credit Union documents the financial status of The Hit after the call from the Abbotsford RCMP. The death of his father leaves The Hit contacting the Credit Union regarding his fathers estate in Saskatchewan. The True Crime Story of "The Child's Revenge". 

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Chapter 20 Telus Bells Rang 

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It's the third week in November, and "The Hit" picked up the phone. He said "Hello". There was a woman's voice on the other end of the phone line. She said "Hello" as she introduced herself as MJ. "The Hit" knew who she was before she introduced herself from her voice. Then, MJ confirmed that she had the right person in "The Hit". 

MJ explained that she found "The Hit's" phone number with Leo in St. Brieux. MJ and "The Hit" had met each other from the Trailer Court on 19th Street in Saskatoon in the spring of 1987. "The Hit" bought a fire damaged house trailer from the Sutherland Trailer Court in Sutherland. Sutherland is located just outside of Saskatoon. He moved the fire damaged house trailer to a Trailer Court in the Green Hill area on 19th Street and Ave W South in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. 

MJ met "The Hit" as he was rebuilding this fire damaged house trailer in the Trailer Court where MJ lived. Through the spring and summer "The Hit" completely gutted the inside of the fire damaged trailer to remove all fire damaged material and smell. In the summer and fall, they started to socialize together. They gradually developed other friends in the Trailer Court. They socialized with Doug, Eileen, and their children who also owned a trailer in the 19th Street Trailer Court. 

"The Hit" lived in the fire damaged mobile home as he rebuilt the interior. He swam daily at the Riversdale Pool on Avenue H South as he still had no plumbing. He had borrowed his brother Leo's truck and camper to sleep in at night. The 56 Mercury classic was parked beside the fire damaged house trailer for the summer. MJ was planning to attend Kelsey in the fall. They were young and life was still to be lived. 

While living in the camper beside the house trailer "The Hit" and MJ became friends. In August of 1987, they watched one of hockey's greatest goals with just over one minute left in the game. Gretzky, Lemieux, and Murphy led a rush down the ice to the net. Gretzky passed perfectly to Lemieux, who fired the puck past Soviet goaltender Sergei Mylnikov to give Canada its third Canada Cup championship. 

MJ and "The Hit" enjoyed good times together as he worked on his house trailer so he could sell it as a livable mobile home. "The Hit" helped put a new roof on MJ's mobile home with MJ's father, her friend Jock, and MJ 's friends. This is how MJ was able to get in touch with "The Hit's" brother Leo in St. Brieux. MJ needed shingles for roof. Leo had enough shingles left to cover the roof. MJ's father bought the shingles from Leo for the roof! 

The puzzle begins to weave itself. Calvin found the new phone number, "The Hit" called Leo because of Calvin. MJ and her father remembered Leo because of the shingles for the roof. "The Hit" gave Leo his new phone number. Leo never let on that he knew, but that's how MJ can be on the phone. What is MJ on the phone about? MJ said that "The Hit" should take a deep breath! 

You have a little girl Cayla. "The Hit" went really numb. 

***** 20 Description The Telus Bells Rang The Hit! The call came from Saskatoon and "The Hit" went really numb. When he rebuilt a fire damaged house trailer he met MJ. Calvin called The Hit, The Hit called Leo, MJ called Leo, then MJ called The Hit. It is The True Crime Story of "The Child's Revenge". 

***** 20 Question Do you know about the fire damaged house trailer, MJ, Doug and Eileen, Leo, or The Trailer Court on 19 Th. Do you know facts on "The Hit". Please Comment or Email! 

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Chapter 21 Brentwood Mall 

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It is now late in November 1997, and "Jimmy The Junkie", his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" park regularly behind the neighbours garage to the North. They are loud. They still scuffle over the course gravel along the side of the house on camera. It has been 8 months since Barb and "The Hit" met Jimmy The Junkie and Little Mike at the Picadilly Pub. They have been all over "The Hit" since the spring of 1997. How far would Jimmy The Junkie and the "Mysterious Financier" go to rip off his Crew? 

Inside the house, "The Hit" talked with his friends Bob and Garth when they visited him downstairs on Ranelagh. "The Hit" kept them up to date on Cayla, as he showed them the photo album which MJ and Cayla sent by Canada Post. She was nine years old. "The Hit" listened to their Christmas plans, and he was himself excited about Christmas. "The Hit" explained to Bob and Garth that he has confirmed Christmas plans by Telus with both Cayla in Saskatoon and Leo in St. Brieux. 

Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" listened along the side of the house after parking behind the neighbours house. "The Hit" is certain they were aware of his father's death, the estate, the money, the bank, Cayla, and the upcoming trip to Saskatchewan for Christmas in December of 1997. How could they not know? They clearly watched this materialize since their crime family followed him home from Granville Street in Vancouver. 

"The Hit" could not understand how Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" had the funding for such an effort. What is certain to "The Hit" is that this group stole "The Note" in October 1997. The call to Crime Stoppers can be verified by Telus. The failed note delivery can be verified by the Canada Post's repair disbursements. Why did they have to follow him home from Granville Street in Vancouver? If they would have just stopped there would have never been "The Note". He could not have caused anything with "The Note". 

While making holiday plans with MJ at the end of November 1997, she said they wanted a CD Player in their computer. MJ agreed to pay for a CD Player upgrade for their new computer. "The Hit" decided that Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" could watch the money from his fathers estate go to work. He used the St. Brieux Credit Union debit card to build Cayla and her family a computer. 

Bob helped Santa by picking up a computer case, power supply, motherboard, memory, video card, floppy, fan, and CD Player at Wes Micro in Richmond. He dropped off the parts at Ranelagh in Burnaby, and "The Hit" assembled the computer before installing Microsoft Windows 98. "The Hit" reasoned that the new CPU would make a good family gift. "The Hit" thought Santa might need a little help with Cayla? 

"The Hit" went to the sporting goods store in Brentwood Mall with Bob to buy Cayla a soccer ball, as Cayla loved soccer in her photo album. 

He decided his travelling weight was getting high to fly with the computer. He might have too much luggage to fly to Saskatoon? He decided to mail the ball by Canada Post, after having it wrapped in the Brentwood Mall in Vancouver. 

Then he felt sick. His nuts hurt. The Hepatitus C ruined the moment. 

***** 21 Description Brentwood Mall is where The Hit bought a Christmas gifts for Cayla. The Hit built a computer for her family as after MJ called The Hit. It's a The True Canadian Crime Family Outline of "The Child's Revenge". 

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Chapter 22 Pacific Central Rail Station 

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"The Hit" spent much of the early part of December 1997 working on the Onlineglass.com software project. He spent a lot of time populating arrays with data for the "demo" which was now close to functional with real parts and prices. While, working he heard an advertisement for "The Canadian". It was a train VIA provided across Canada. The thought intrigued him. He had never taken a train through the mountains. 

"The Hit" decided to take the train to Saskatoon from Vancouver for Christmas. Yes, he was convinced a train trip through the Canadian Rocky mountains to Saskatoon sounded perfect. 

In the beginning of December 1997, "The Hit" prepared for Christmas. When he was moving about, it was like someone had shown his picture all over Vancouver. He noticed the attention from punks when shopping in the Brentwood Mall. He was taking a lot of heat on the street. "The Hit" could not believe Jimmy The Junkie, his crew, and his "Mysterious Financier" were now promoting him for a hit with "The Note" in early December 1997. 

"The Hit" needed to buy his train ticket two weeks in advance to get a discount. His friend Bob drove him to the Pacific Central Rail Station at 1150 Station Street in Vancouver. Once again, "The Hit" felt he was being watched. The difference this time was that he recognized someone watching him. It looked like someone he remembered from Saskatoon in 1980 - 1982. He did not know his name, but it was definitely a man from Saskatoon he recognized. He was middle aged with had a slim build. He had black hair, and travelled at about 170 lbs. Could this be the "Mysterious Financier"? The man just watched while Bob and "The Hit" waited in line. Who was the man? 

When buying his return ticket at the train station, "The Hit" thought about "The Note". Could it be Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" were not telling everyone the truth on the street about what was going on at the time? They didn't tell anyone, they gave "The Hit" Hepatitus C on purpose? 

"The Hit" continued to summarize while paying for his train ticket with his debit card from the St. Brieux Credit Union. He knows that Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and his "Mysterious Financier" have spread "The Note" around Vancouver well before Santa's Holiday in 1997. Jimmy The Junkie knows that "The Note" is against him as he is out of control. Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" know "The Note" never went to Crime Stoppers. They know the only money "The Hit" has comes from his father's estate. 

Jimmy The Junkie laughed at the Hell's Angels, and "The Hit" put two little letters on "The Note". HA. "The Hit" felt the worms in his stomach in his stomach for the first time. Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" were setting up the Hell's Angels? 

"The Hit" turns to look for the man. He's vanished. 

The VIA clerk hands the ticket to "The Hit" with a smile, while he ponders what Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" said to the Vancouver Chapter of the Hell's Angels in October 1997. "The Hit" does not know what they told the Vancouver Chapter of the Hell's Angels that fate full day. "The Boys" know the lies they were told that day! "The Boys" know what they were not told that fateful day. 

Bob and "The Hit" walked back to his Subaru Legacy in the parking lot in front the Pacific Central Rail Station. What "The Hit" saw now was a whole new level of activity as Jimmy The Junkie, his crew, and his "Mysterious Financier" setup the Hell's Angels in Vancouver Canada. 

Finally, "The Hit" has some idea, that the "Mysterious Financier" may have some connection to Saskatoon Saskatchewan in the early 1980's. 

***** 22 Description Pacific Central Rail Station is where "The Hit" first saw a member of the Mysterious Financier. He recognized the Canadian Crime Family member from Saskatoon Saskatchewan. 

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Chapter 23 The Canadian Train 

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Bob came by late in the afternoon to give "The Hit" a ride to the Pacific Central Rail Station at 1150 Station Street in Vancouver. "The Hit" checked in Cayla's computer at the train station, and once again he felt he was being watched as he thanked Bob for the ride. He boarded the VIA train "The Canadian" on Friday December 19th 1997 at 6:30 PM. "The Canadian" was scheduled to leave at 7:00 PM. 

"The Hit's" mind wandered as he waited for the train to pull. He still could not believe the support for Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier". When he was putting the computer on the freight transfer car, he once again saw the "Mysterious Financier" he had seen earlier. "The Hit" could not be certain, but he believed he heard a comment directed to him as "Saskatoon". If any one of you has ever taken a Gang hazing, they want you to know they are there! The train began to pull out of the station. 

"The Hit" watched out the window, as Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff and their "Mysterious Financier" raised some support in The Fraser Valley. "The Hit" decided it was time for drink in the bar car. He found the car, and to his astonishment Jack Ma was running the bar car. Jack had been his landlord on Victoria and Venebles before "The Hit" moved to Richmond. 

They talked and Jack suggested if he ever needed a place "The Hit" should give him a call. Jack would be on the trip all the way to Toronto. 

Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff and their "Mysterious Financier" raised support in The Coastal Mountains through to Hope. "The Hit" was being hazed in the bar car. 

He went back to his seat and watched in the night as The Thompson Okanagan and The Fraser Canyon passed darkly. Then they passed through Boston Bar to North Bend where the train crews were changed. "The Hit" went outside for some fresh air. It was getting colder. He wondered what the temperature was in Saskatoon. 

"The Hit" started to feel worms eating his stomach out. He hoped he could straighten this all out when he got back to Vancouver after Christmas. "The Hit" realized that Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew just could not do this without the support of the "Mysterious Financier". He was starting to believe the "Mysterious Financier" had roots in his past in Saskatoon. He got back on the train. 

Yet, the "Mysterious Financier" was able to tag along well outside the lower mainland. Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff, and the "Mysterious Financier" raised more support farther North through Lytton, and he was stared down in his seat through the Thompson River area right into Kamloops, which is the ranching capital of British Columbia. The "Mysterious Financier" always had a mouthpiece blaming "The Hit" for trying to stop Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew. Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew were laughing at the Hell's Angels. "The Hit" has never had a problem with "The Boys". Meanwhile, The "Mysterious Financier" finances the lies in December 1997. 

Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff and the "Mysterious Financier" raised more support in the Shuswap Lakes, Revelstoke, The Rogers Pass, and Glacier National Park, as "The Canadian" traveled through the unique Spiral Tunnels that climb through Cathedral Mountain and MT Ogden. It was December 20 Th, and "The Hit" felt sick as he could see what was happening. Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff, and the "Mysterious Financier" were definitely setting up the Hell's Angels. 

They raised more support with "The Note" in Banff, Banff National Park, Jasper, and Edmonton, until finally "The Hit" arrived in Saskatoon on Sunday December 21 St at 12:45 AM. When arriving in Saskatoon "The Hit" realized that Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff and the "Mysterious Financier" would gamble their lives for setting up the Hell's Angels in Vancouver. "The Hit" was worried for Cayla and her family. He worried about their safety. The trains horn sounded one last time at the train station. 

***** 23 Description The Canadian train through the Lower Mainland, The Canadian Rockies, Banff, and Edmonton touched people who were setup by the Mysterious Financier. The setup of The Hell's Angels and The Rebels continued into Saskatoon. 

***** 23 Question Do you know anything about "The Canadian" from Vancouver to Saskatoon from December 19th at 7:00 PM to December 21st at 1:00 AM? Do you know people setup by the Mysterious Financier on this trip? Can you identify the "Mysterious Financier" who setup of The Hell's Angels and The Rebels before Saskatoon. 

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Chapter 24 Saskatoon Rebels get The Shaft 

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"The Hit" walked into the VIA Train Station on Chappel Drive in Saskatoon, early December 21 St. He entered through frosted steel and glass doors to a hallway which led to the waiting area. He recognized MJ and his 9 year old daughter Cayla as he walked closer. He consciously checked around her to see that she was safe as he put on his best face to meet Cayla for the first time. She gave him a hug. 

It was a good firm hug. She could hug pretty good for little girl. "The Hit" was nervous. Cayla's family came out to support her. Her Mother MJ and her new husband Todd stood by and watched. Cayla's older sister's Veronica and Vicki also came out to support Cayla. "The Hit" looked behind to cover their backs. Hopefully no one noticed while they talked together for the first time. He was worried. "The Hit" thought. 

"The Hit" thought about 9 years. It was 9 years before MJ contacted "The Hit". Neither, "The Hit" or MJ had known Cayla to be his daughter. Then MJ went through a difficult divorce in 1995. MJ proposed that DNA tests should be completed in the custody battle in the courts. The tests were completed, and they determined that MJ 's husband of 7 years was not the father. Then MJ needed to track down "The Hit". 

MJ remembered "The Hit's" brother Leo. Leo provided shingles for her roof in 1987, when "The Hit" helped build a roof on her trailer. MJ was able to find Leo by phone in St. Brieux, as he has the same surname in the small village. Then because of Calvin's call from Abbotsford on a newly connected number in Burnaby, MJ was able to get "The Hit's" new number from Leo. It had taken MJ a while to find Leo, and eventually she did get my number from Leo. MJ and Cayla had been working at contact for a while. "The Hit" went to the freight desk! 

The freight staff took his ticket, and they went into the back to recover the computer. "The Hit" knew for certain that Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff and the "Mysterious Financier" had jacked up everyone with "The Note" which was intended to stop Jimmy The Junkie. "The Hit" knows they are not telling "The Boys" from Vancouver to Saskatoon the truth. The freight staff brought out the computer, and "The Hit" turned back to Cayla and her family. He thinks he has made a mistake in taking the Christmas trip. 

"The Hit" thought that this was the first chance Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" had to hurt him through his new family. Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff and the "Mysterious Financier" have been watching and listening since August 1997. Yes, they knew where "The Hit" was going. They ran interference from Pacific Central Station in Vancouver to the VIA Train Station in Saskatoon on Chappel Drive. They knew! How could you plough the road to a place you don't know? 

In Saskatoon, Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff, and the "Mysterious Financier" spread the word in Saskatoon with the Rebels. Eventually, this club would become a Chapter of the Hell's Angels. The trip from Vancouver to Saskatoon on the "Canada Train" saw "The Boys" setup along the way. 

The Rebels in Saskatoon were no exception as they witnessed Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, Jeff and the "Mysterious Financier" setting them up in Saskatoon. "The Hit" knew the "Mysterious Financier" didn't tell them the truth 

either? They were setting up the Hell's Angels. 

He checked out Cayla's computer from the freight desk. Cayla was excited, even though it was very early in the morning. "The Hit" was nervous. They took the families Mini Van from the Saskatoon VIA Train Station on Chappel Drive to their mobile home in the Sutherland Heritage Estates Park in Sutherland. 

The Van was cold when they loaded up, and it was cold on the Canadian Prairies that Christmas. It was - 25 Celsius in Saskatoon, and they were all happy to arrive to the warmth of Todd and MJ's mobile home. Meanwhile, "The Hit" raced with worry that Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" would spread their Hepatitus C in Saskatoon. 

***** 24 Description The Saskatoon Rebels get the Shaft from the Mysterious Financier, and The Hit gets a firm hug from Cayla. MJ found "The Hit" after 9 years when he helped build her roof. The Rebels didn't know the truth on Chappel Drive. 

***** 24 Question Did you get the Shaft from the Mysterious Financier? Did you witness the firm hug from Cayla. Did you help build her roof? Help the Rebels find the truth on Chappel Drive? Win a Free Book or Cash for details! 

***** 24 <a href="http://SaskatoonRebels.BlogSpot.com/">Saskatoon Rebel Biker Club</a> 

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In a Canadian way, they talked about the weather on the way home in the Van. When they arrived 

Todd and MJ allowed Cayla to stay awake for an hour longer, as she was only 9 years old. They talked about the photo album she sent to "The Hit" in Vancouver. They also talked about Christmas plans for Shopping, Mini Golf, Christmas Trees, and what MJ had planned for the next few days. 

Cayla was great! MJ was great! "The Hit" remembered MJ's children Veronica and Vicky from the mobile home on 19th street. They were young then around 6 and 7 years old, but they were recognizable. MJ's husband Todd was more guarded the first evening, however "The Hit" considered that to be normal under the circumstances. "The Hit" was a complete stranger to Todd, and it was his family. It was very late, and Cayla started to yawn. Her mother put her to bed. 

Meanwhile, Todd decided to unpack the computer. "The Hit" knew that both Todd and MJ were computer literate. He began helping Todd unpack the computer in the living room. Todd started talking about the Internet, when they were unplugging the old CPU. Todd started talking about the Internet. He mentioned a web site by the Hell's Angels. "The Hit" listened. After removing the old computer, they started plugging in the new computer. 

Todd said, "The Hell's Angels site was about people who gave "The Boys" problems. They turned on the new computer, and Todd said the web site had pictures of people who had lost their heads. "The Hit" smiled, and he agreed you don't want to be messing with "The Boys". Then, "The Hit" shrugged off the web site conversation with Todd, and he summarized that "there's just about everything on the Web". Meanwhile, the new computer with the ice cold case booted up after it's frosty trip to Saskatoon. 

Todd and "The Hit" agreed they would install more software later. It was nearing 3:00 AM, and they prepared for sleep. MJ had allowed "The Hit" to stay in their extra room. "The Hit" was alone for the first time since Friday night. 

While lying in bed, "The Hit" reflected on what Todd said about "The Boys". Todd had been in construction for years. He was a site manager with Reme construction in Saskatoon. If you've worked construction, generally "The Word" can get around a construction site as quickly as tools can be lost. 

"The Hit" knew "The Boys" had said something to Todd. "The Hit" also knew Jimmy The Junkie, his crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" had already gotten to the Rebels in Saskatoon on December 21st 1997. That's the way things work. 

The "Mysterious Financier" had plowed the road across Western Canada in a series of digital footprints plowing the road. The financial footprints were left on board with VIA Rail, as the "Mysterious Financier" funds the hazing. VIA Rail being a Canadian Government Corporation holds the names of the "Mysterious Financier's" hired help. "The Hit" mused that he needed ID to purchase his ticket. The "Mysterious Financier" then tells The Rebels in Saskatoon a lie about what is really happening. "The Lie" in Saskatoon works it's way to Todd. Why? 

Because of Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the Mysterious Financier on Ranelagh in Burnaby sitting out back in the Black Van. How else would Todd be aware of "The Lie" told by the "Mysterious Financier". The "Mysterious Financier" has hired Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew since as far back as April of 1997. The "Mysterious Financier's" lie worked it's way to Todd in Saskatoon, and Todd is a man "The Hit" has never met? How? Black? That's right, the Black Van. 

Todd was told "The Lie" engineered by the "Mysterious Financier" and sold to the Rebels. Todd would have heard a rumour at the construction site, and he was just passing on the message. 

***** 25 Description Rebels Biker Club gets setup by the Mysterious Financier, as half the Club watches the Mysterious Financier tell "The Lie" in Saskatoon. Todd got the message from "The Boys", before "The Hit" arrived. 

***** 25 Question Did you see the Mysterious Financier in Saskatoon that Christmas? Did you see the Club get "The Lie". Did you witness the Mysterious Financier setup the Rebels in Saskatoon? 

***** 25 <a href="http://RebelsBiker.BlogSpot.com/">The Mysterious Financier sets up the Rebels</a> 

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Chapter 26 Market Mall Mini Golf 

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December 21 St in Saskatoon is a long dark night. The night dominates the sky. The cold dominates your activities. The prairie wind cuts through skin to freeze flesh in less than a minute. It was pitch black outside, as "The Hit" had a hot shower. He had a coffee with MJ, as Todd had already gone to work building a roof on the Reme Tower by the University bridge in Saskatoon. It was getting light at 8:00 AM, only to fall back into darkness at 4:30 PM on the Northern Canadian Prairies. Cayla woke up too. 

Cayla had a shower, and she started getting dressed for the day, while MJ was bringing "The Hit" up to speed on the plan for the day. She was what "The Hit's mother would summarize as a "Good Kid". MJ had planned out Cayla's first day with "The Hit". Where would you go in Northern Saskatchewan in the middle of a jagged winter day? MJ had considered the options for them. They were going to the mall. 

MJ and Cayla launched their winter gear, as "The Hit" peaked outside with no courage against the weather or the "Mysterious Financier". His mind flashed back to standing at the bus stop in 1979 while attending University. The cold was painful for "The Hit" during his invulnerable youth. They put their best face to the cutting winds, and MJ, Cayla, and "The Hit" stepped into the - 25 degree Celsius weather. He knew he was alive! 

He realized his Vancouver winter gear was coming up short. He "borrowed" real winter mitts, and MJ guided the Van over sheets of ice called roads. The ice roads were showing no respect to either salt or sand to bring up the pavement. "The Hit" thought the Lower Mainland drivers in Vancouver wouldn't have a chance as they approached The Market Mall on Preston Avenue in Saskatoon. It early on December 21 St when they arrived, and they fortunately they were able to park near the entrance limiting frosty's bite. MJ continued the tour. 

"The Hit" felt his stomach, and they were not the worms eating at his stomach this time. He had not eaten since the day before on "The Canadian". MJ guided them to the Market Mall food court. The food court was almost empty. "The Hit" food for all three and guided them towards a vacant area in an almost vacant mall food court. Yet, once seated a single male sat next to them with a coffee. He seamed to have an interest in their conversation. MJ noticed the man seated right next to us. 

The middle aged man next to them was listening carefully to their small talk. MJ noticed him as well, as she physically acknowledged him listening with her body motion. "The Hit" tried not to look at the middle aged man. They ate. "The Worms" were back. "The Hit" could no longer taste the freshly cooked food. "The Hit" knew Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" would attack 9 year old Cayla. They would harass her as they did Barb's family at Teresa's Wedding in Nelson last spring? "The Hit" felt sick, and it was not the Hepatitus C? 

Cayla guided by a few looks from MJ, managed to wait patiently for her Put n Bounce. When they finished eating, Cayla was eager to get started. MJ watched from a distance as Cayla and "The Hit" played mini golf at the Market Mall Mini Golf. They had fun playing a few rounds of golf, before MJ decided it was time to go home to their mobile home in the Sutherland Heritage Estates Park. MJ counselled Cayla that she needed to get back to Sutherland to start cooking the Turkey. They drove back through frosty's bite to Sutherland. 

***** 26 Description Market Mall Mini Golf on Canada's longest night is Frosty's empire on the Northern Canadian Prairies, while the "Mysterious Financier" follows "The Hit" and Cayla to the Market Mall. 

***** 26 Question Do you know that Reme construction site. Do you know the man from the Market Mall Food Court, or anyone people or places in this Chapter Outline? Win a Free Book or Cash for research details! 

***** 26 <a href="http://MarketMall.BlogSpot.com/">Market Mall Mini Gold</a> 

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Chapter 27 Canadian Christmas 

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It was high noon on the drive back to the Sutherland Estate Park. The salt and sand struggled to find pavement, with minor progress. The "Big Sky Country" froze in - 23 degree Celsius weather under a bright sun. Canadian weather lore has it that it is a dry cold. It actually is a dry cold, because at about - 20 to -25 degrees Celsius moisture freezes right out of the air. The Canadian joke is that since it's a dry cold, it's not really cold? "The Hit" mused that in the temperate Lower Mainland people actually believed the joke! 

When they arrived home, MJ put the turkey in the oven which had been prepared the night before as they waited for "The Hit's" train to arrive in Saskatoon. Cayla ate another snack. She needed to snack regularly to keep her energy. "The Hit" checked out the families old 486 CPU, as MJ decided to make it the new computer at her daughters Veronica. Then MJ suggested it was time for the tree! 

"The Hit" helped Cayla setup the Christmas tree on their first day together. She was a great kid. She's a happy, bright, healthy young girl. "The Hit" unpacked the decorations, while he worried to himself that he should not have exposed Cayla to this risk! His worry was transparent as he passed Cayla decorations as she stood on the chair. Cayla was a real tiger with the Christmas Tree. She reminded him of his sister Lorraine when they were kids on the farm in St. Brieux. It would have been the most incredible Christmas "The Hit" ever enjoyed, were it not for Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier". "The Hit" felt sick, and it wasn't the Hepatitus C. 

Cayla had fun with the tree, as her afternoon nap approached. In the mid afternoon, MJ declared it time for her nap. MJ continued preparing the rest of the traditional Christmas dinner. She basted the Turkey. While Cayla was sleeping "The Hit" spent a little more time installing software for Todd. Todd linked to play Links 98. The software was up and running with Cayla, as Todd arrived home from work on the Reme Tower next to the University bridge. 

They sat down to a traditional Christmas dinner at 7:00 PM on December 21 St 1997. It was their first Christmas. "The Hit" was proud of Cayla. He should never have come! It was too dangerous! He wanted to leave. He hoped they would not notice. The dinner included all that truly comprises a traditional Canadian Chistmas dinner. The Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Cream Style Corn, Cranberry Sauce, Gravy, Stuffing, and of course a family to eat. "The Hit's" mother would have called it all fabulous, just fabulous! 

Todd helped MJ clean up in the kitchen, as Cayla and "The Hit" sat in the living room. He didn't know what to say. Where would you start? How would you meet your nine year old daughter? "The Hit" did the best he could under the circumstances. 

Once Todd and MJ finished in the kitchen, everyone dressed to challenge frosty again. MJ, Todd, Cayla, and "The Hit" went over to visit MJ's sister in Saskatoon. "The Hit" had met MJ's sister in 1987, when building the roof on MJ's trailer. Jock was also helping build the roof. "The Hit" found it fitting that eventually, Jock and MJ's sister got together. 

Frosty bit hard as they loaded up into the Van, as the black sky brought back the - 25 degree Celsius heat wave. 

Jock and MJ's sister lived on the east side of Saskatoon which was a 25 minute ride. When, they arrived "The Hit" met Jock and MJ's sister for the first time since 1997. The men played video games while the women took over the kitchen table. Cayla came out and played video games. It was close to 10:00 PM when Todd decided it was time to leave. "The Hit" realized he was soft, as only he seamed to notice the - 30 degree black desolate night. "The Hit" was cold. 

They drove to the Sutherland Estates, and everyone was tired after a long day. Todd, MJ, and Cayla quickly made themselves ready for bed. "The Hit" undressed and searched for a good nights sleep. He could not find sleep. He felt guilty. He was putting Cayla and her family at risk from Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier". This was getting worse than he ever thought possible. How many people had already been setup? How many people has Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" setup? How many people have been setup on "The Canadian" from Vancouver to Saskatoon? The worms fed on his stomach for hours, as he could not find sleep. 

***** 27 Description Canadian Christmas dinner was served, and families gathered as Canada celebrates when the cold Canadian winter is darkest. The Norther Canadian Prairies cut skin and freeze flesh in less than 60 seconds. 

***** 27 Question Win a Free Book or Cash for research details! Do you know that Reme construction site. Do you know the man from the Market Mall Food Court, or anyone people or places in this Chapter Outline? Win a Free Book or Cash for research details on Canadian Christmas Dinner! Do you know anything about the "Mysterious Financier" in Saskatoon. Did you see the "Mysterious Financier" setting up the Hell's Angels? 

***** 27 <a href="http://canadachristmas.blogspot.com/">Canadian Christmas</a> 

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Chapter 28 Landsdown Mall 

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The darkness persisted on the morning off December 23 ND, as Canada awoke to coffee and a hot shower. Todd had already left for work on the Reme Tower. Cayla was awake. "The Hit" ran on adrenaline as sleep never came the previous cold winter night. After having breakfast, MJ planned to drop Cayla and "The Hit" off at the Lansdown Mall for Christmas shopping. Cayla was excited. MJ cautioned Cayla not to buy anything to expensive. Cayla liked shopping! 

It was close to high noon, when they finally started layering on their winter gear to head to the mall. There was a beautiful bright blue sky outside, with a sun's reflection on the snow forcing sun glasses onto the most reckless corneas. It was Frosty's wonderland until they stepped outside into the Northern Canadian Prairie city of Saskatoon. The wind was 20 km per hour, and it was - 29 below Celsius. Frosty's recipe for frozen flesh. MJ joked as they climbed into the Mini Van, "It was warmer before you arrived." Seeing outside is not necessarily the same as being outside. Something for those seers is believing to consider? 

MJ skillfully guided the Mini Van over the ice roads with where the sand and salt were fighting for their daytime advance on thickening ice. The cold weather in Saskatoon can easily build a 4 - 5 centimetres ice sheet over the pavement. The sand and salt fight a loosing battle against the ice sheets during the winter. The sand and salt fight in the trenches during daylight with the support of the sun, in their futile advance on ice. The trenches are lost each night as the temperature drops, and the night reclaims the advances of the sand and salt. They arrived at the Landsdown Mall. 

MJ thoughtfully dropped Cayla and "The Hit" off at the door of the Lansdown Mall from the drop off lane. Cayla dashed in for the shopping, and "The Hit" dashed in for the warmth. Cayla found Santa's playground, and "The Hit" was just happy to be out of Frosty's reach. Cayla knew the mall, and she had a plan with the purpose of checking out everything and missing nothing. After walking for a while, they stopped for a coffee and a hot chocolate. "The Hit" was finally starting to relax with Cayla. He hoped she would not think he was to stiff. How do you relax with the "Mysterious Financier" on your back! 

In their wandering, they found a little statue of an Angel. She was sweet as she looked up at the Angel on the shelf. "The Hit" could see that she liked it when he handed it down to her. He bought her the Angel for Christmas. Cayla helped pick out the gifts for "The Hit's" family as well. She suggested Tubby Toys for Leo's son Jonah in St. Brieux. "The Hit" did not know what made them special, but Cayla assured him these were popular. Jonah was about 6 months old at the time. Cayla also suggested a cool Christmas theme clock for Leo and Judy. They had fun! 

It was late in the afternoon, when MJ found them in the Landsdown Mall. They were shopped out! They dashed through Frosty's domain, and they skated hand in hand over the ice sheets in the parking lot to the Mini Van. They drove home over the ice roads to the Sutherland Estates. While, it was only 4:00 PM it was getting dark as they arrived home with the Angel. 

Cayla took her afternoon nap once inside. "The Hit" did his email during her nap. He checked the Onlineglass.com web site on the Internet to confirm that it was running. He sent a few emails, and then Todd arrived home from work. They ate leftover Turkey which everyone enjoyed. After eating Todd went to work on a drywall project he was doing on the side for extra cash. This left Cayla, MJ, and "The Hit" alone to watch Television on his final night with Cayla. They all had an early night. 

The Hit" never told Todd, MJ, or Cayla what was going on in Vancouver that Christmas. What Todd knew would have come from the "Mysterious Financier". He could not sleep. He liked Cayla, and he was going to miss her. He was sad to be leaving Cayla the next morning, but "The Hit" was happy to be leaving Cayla to draw Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" away from her. He finally slept on that thought. 

***** 28 Description Landsdown Mall in Saskatoon where Christmas Shopping included looking for Angels. The "Mysterious Financier" plowed the road in Saskatoon through Todd in the hard western Canadian winter. 

***** 28 Question Win a Free Book or Cash for research details! Do you know any people, places, or events in Landsdown Mall in Saskatoon? Do you know where the "Mysterious Financier" watches Christmas Shopping for Angels. Do you know the "Mysterious Financier" in Saskatoon? Do you know old Rebels which can help? 

***** 28 <a href="http://lansdownmall.blogspot.com/">Lansdown Mall</a> 

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On the morning of December 24th "The Hit" awoke to the morning routine. Todd had gone to work, and MJ was having a coffee while Cayla was having breakfast. After, his shower "The Hit" visited with Cayla while waiting for his brother Leo to arrive from St. Brieux. He wished he could tell her how much he liked her. He wished he could tell her with confidence that he was coming back to visit her. They agreed to see each other again next July. Meanwhile, no sooner had "The Hit" agreed, did he feel that he had just made another mistake. Would Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, or "The Mysterious Financier" hurt Cayla? 

"The Hit's" brother Leo arrived at 10 AM, and Cayla came outside to see him off. He got another hug, as his brother Leo put his luggage in the car. "The Hit" thought Cayla had a good home with Todd and MJ. She would be safe without him around to bring her trouble from the Lower Mainland. "The Hit" just could not believe to what extent Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" had already gone to hide Jimmy ripping off his own crew. They said goodbye, and "The Hit" and his brother Leo waved as they drove off. 

They started to talk, as Leo drove out of the Heratage Estates park to Central Avenue in Sutherland. "The Hit's" older brother Leo had not changed much since he saw him in Ottawa in 1990. They turned left onto Central Avenue before turning West onto the # 5 Highway to leave Sutherland and Saskatoon. The drive from Saskatoon to St. Brieux is 2 hours. The years apart vanished as quickly between the two brothers as they talked during the first leg of the drive. 

They followed the # 5 Highway through to the 39 mile corner where they turned North onto the # 2 # 5 Highway. They travelled 10 km North on the # 2 Highway before turning right at the junction to continue on towards Humboldt on the # 5 Highway. "The Hit" had not been through this part of the country since he moved to Ottawa in 1988. He especially noticed how things had developed on the outskirts of Humboldt. Humboldt had a history with "The Hit". 

"The Hit's" mother Lois finally left his father Henry, when he was 11 years old. She had suffered many years of abuse from the St. Brieux town drunk. She packed up what she could and offered her children a choice. They could stay with their father, or they could leave St. Brieux with her. The offer took a lot of courage from his 30 year old mother. "The Hit" was tired of being ashamed at school, and his sister Lorraine was tired of jamming a knife in her door. Leo decided to stay in St. Brieux which almost broke his mothers heart. 

"The Hit's" grandfather drove them to Humboldt, where "The Hit's" mother rented a small one bedroom basement suite near 3rd Street and 6th ave. His sister finished grade 8 at St. Augustine School on 8th Ave while he finished grade six at St Dominic School on 2nd Avenue S. His brother Leo eventually caught up to them, when he realized the situation in St. Brieux was hopeless. He attended St. Augustine School when he arrived. Leo loved the country, and he hated the city. Humboldt was a thriving metropolis with a population of 3500 people. "The Hit" felt like he was living in a big city, as the 4 of them came from St. Brieux with a population of 250 souls. 

Leo drove past St. Augustine School on 8th Ave. He would have preferred St. Brieux, He understood what we had to live through better than his younger brother and sister. Leo had lived through 14 years of the town drunks son. He drove past their second place in Humboldt where they eventually stayed after the one bedroom basement suite. Both Leo and "The Hit" were talking about life in Humboldt as they drove past St. Augusteen. where they moved to once their mother had part of her settlement from the farm. 

They drove past the Yamaha on their way out of town where his brother had once worked as a motorcycle mechanic. It was gone now, as they left Humboldt on the # 5 Highway with the sun directly overhead at mid day. 

While travelling to the Muenster corner outside of Humboldt, "The Hit" reminisced of his time in Humboldt. He eventually met friends, as his mother started dating another man. "The Hit" started hanging out with Tony and Dean. Tony and Dean knew Humboldt, and through them "The Hit" found a girlfriend through his friend Tony. Life in Humboldt had been better than anything he could remember. He was no longer ashamed of what his father had done each day. 

***** 29 Description The Hit ran to Humboldt to get away from the town drunk with his family. He found new schools, friends, and his girlfriend Bernadette. 

***** 29 Question Win a Free Book or Cash for research details! Do you know any of the people places or events in this Outline? Did you know The Hit in Humboldt? Did you know Leo, Lorraine, Tony, Dean, or Bernadette? 

***** 29 <a href="http://humboldtsaskatchewan.blogspot.com/">Humboldt Saskatchewan</a> 

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Chapter 30 Lake Lenore 

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While heading west on Highway # 5 they came to the small quiet town of Meunster. They approached St. Peter’s College along Highway #5 to the edge of the tiny village, The college originated early in the century surrounded by many small communities in a rural setting. The nearest city is Humboldt 9 kilometres behind them to the west. St. Peter’s College is "deeply rooted in the Catholic tradition and offers many opportunities for students to embrace the faith." 

The campus provides a Minister to assist any student, while participation in religious activities or events is voluntary. The college maintains its Benedictine heritage with the continuing presence of the Benedictine monks on campus. Michael Hall was built in 1921 by the Benedictine Monks, and St. Scholastica and the Sports Complex were built later to complete the structural soundness of St. Peter's College. Leo and "The Hit" turned north off Highway # 5 on to Grid 368 as they left Meunster behind. 

The Grid 368 would bring them to the village of Lake Lenore. This was a secondary road which consisted of old broken pavement. The broken stretches were broken with areas which had been gravelled over because the pavement broke apart completely. The tips of the snowdrifts tickled the edges of the road in places as the plow had still not passed through this remote section of Northeast Saskatchewan. "The Hit" thought about his cousins in Lake Lenore as they approached during the 20 minute drive north into Lake Lenore from Meunster. 

He reminisced of when his Aunt and Uncle from Lake Lenore would visit them in St. Brieux. They were his God Parents. He liked them. Somehow, he was just to ashamed to tell them he liked them a lot. He though of telling people how he felt, but it just didn't seem right for the town drunks son to be so forward. His place was to be ashamed. He could not remember one single instance where his Aunt and Uncle shamed him. When he was young they had 5 children. He was thankful that they could occasionally tolerate the town drunk to visit his family in St. Brieux. 

"The Hit" saw Lake Lenore from inside the car at about 6 kilometres across the snow drifted Canadian prairies. The village of Lake Lenore was named after a government official who surveyed the district. He named the Lake after his daughter Lenora. However, when the village was granted a post office in 1904 the name of the town was changed from Lenora Lake to Lake Lenore. This was quite common at the time. Leo and "The Hit" could see the prairie town growing in the distance as it rose out of the flat white prairie winter. The village of Lake Lenore was situated on the South end of Lenore Lake. 

Lenore Lake is a three section lake with the southern tip situated 3 kilometres north of Lake Lenore. The southern tip near Lake Lenore is the small lake which hosts a walleye rearing pond, a beach, and a campground. Trophy Jack, Walleye, and Whitefish are found on the big lake in the middle. Finally, Perch, Jack, and Pickeral can be found caught in the north end of the lake which ends at St. Brieux. 

The small town in the distance had grown to scale as they approached the village. Lake Lenore had a population of just under 300 people in December 1997. "The Hit" remembered a school sports day where he won in track and field to represent St. Brieux in 4 events at Lake Lenore regional field event. He remembered playing for both the Wee and Pee Wee hockey teams for St. Brieux when they played against Lake Lenore. He quietly played a league above his age in sports with his classmates, as his classmates were older than him as well. 

The Village of Lake Lenore is situated on Grid 368, as they were now 33 kilometres northeast of Humboldt in the Rural Municipality of St. Peter. Grid #779 intersects Grid #368 at the village of Lake Lenore. Leo and "The Hit" drove through town past his God Parents house. They continued through town to their final destination of St. Brieux. They talked about Leo's plans for the day while travelling. It was December 24th, and Leo planned to switch vehicles in St. Brieux. He wanted to take his truck to Prince Albert later in the day for Christmas shopping. 

They slowed for the rough areas of Grid 368 for the last 21 kilometres from Lake Lenore to St. Brieux. "The Hit" thought about being the town drunk's son in the Village of St. Brieux. St. Brieux wasn't necessarily the best place to be the town drunks son. What was it going to be like with Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" on his tail. "The Hit" wondered if they would make an appearance in St. Brieux. For now he felt safe in the vehicle with his older brother. "The Hit" realized that "feeling safe" was a luxury. 

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***** 30 Question Help with detail on Meunster, St. Peter’s College, or the Benedictine Monks for the true story of "The Hit". Can you add information on Lake Lenore, Lenore Lake, or anything about "The Hit" in December 1997. 

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Chapter 31 St. Brieux 

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St. Brieux was settled by settlers from St-Brieuc, France. The 40 families of Bretons from St-Brieuc, France were told stories of vast Canadian prairie to be taken and plowed next spring. Their hopes and dreams had been answered by the Gods. They believed they could plow and seed virgin Canadian Prairie next spring. They pondered a glories future with God on their side as they left St-Malo. Their enthusiasm was further charged by leaving France from the same port which Jacques Cartier sailed the earth from on his voyages. They came with God on their side under the guidance of Father Paul Le Floch. They themselves would create their own New World in the Canadian Northwest Territories. It was 1 April 1904. 

Father Paul Le Floch guided his flock by boat from France to Halifax. They took "The Canadian" to Regina which is actually on the Northwest Territories Prairies. There they took the train north to Prince Albert. They travelled the last 70 miles to the northern edge of Lenore Lake together with all their worldly possession guided once again by God and Father Paul Le Floch. On 23 May 1904, they pitched camp at Father Paul LeFloch's homestead, a spot they christened Plaine. Those families from "The Rock" in France that were tough enough to survive would eventually erect a cross on the shores of Lake Lenore to honour the other French explorer known as Jacque Cartier. 

"The Hit" could see that the French Canadian explorers still had not pressed their new land into submission as open prairie. When Leo and "The Hit" approached St. Brieux, it was not visible from a distance as towns were on the open prairie. St. Brieux is considered to be just inside the boreal transition eco region. The land is rougher and naturally treed with Black Poppler, White Poppler. and Willow. The settlers in 1904 called it breaking land. Today their descendants call it the deforestation on the Amazon Forest in South America. 

The new settlers in the Northwest Territories started "breaking" the land. They chopped trees down for their first gardens, pulled roots, and the lucky found soil between the web of Popplar roots. The very lucky found soil between the roots without rocks. Most found very little soil hiding in roots and rocks. The challenge was greater than some Bretons from "The Rock" in France could face. The mosquitos were so thick they needed to wear scarf in the summer. Their had little in trails to travel through the bush to their land. They ill equipped to burn the land, fell trees, and pull roots. They expected the wide open Northwest Territory prairies they had read about in France. The Canadian Northwest territories was to much for some of the best French Breton "Rock". 

Some of the best French Breton's from "The Rock" did get tougher. While it was more than some could face, some of the Bretons did take root. It was a matter of chance as to what was under the boreal forest. Winners and losers were determined by the luck of the draw. The lakefront land was all rock, and many wise men choose the lake front property. Who said wise men prosper? "The Hit" grew up as the town drunks son with the survivors. God, Father Paul Le Floch, and Jacque Cartier crushed the dreams and lives of the weak that could not survive those first years in the boreal transition eco region. 

"The Hit's" grandparents on the town drunks side of the family survived until they died at a very young age. Their land was near Cara Marie which was a little south and east of St. Brieux. For the record, the "open prairie" around St. Brieux is actually farmland which was created by deforestation. In 1997, the town drunk's son's home town of St. Brieux still offered a unique combination of farmland and wilderness. This peaceful country setting around a lake named after a little girl. 

"The Hit" studied the village from Grid # 368 as they slowed for the road signs. St. Brieux is probably most famous today for Bourgault Industries. Frank Bourgault founded the company in 1973, when he built a cultivator which was good on land with mostly rocks and a little soil. That rock friendly cultivator design by Frank Bourgault came as one legacies of the 40 Breton families who survived in the boreal forest. These 40 Breton families came from an area known as "The Rock" in France. These are the Breton's that found survival on the rocks in the Northwest Territories daunting. Frank Bourgault used that background on rock to build a world renown manufacturer of cultivators, rock pickers, and air seeders in the small town St. Brieux with 450 souls people living on rock. 

His brother Leo turned left from Grid # 368 on to Grid # 779 to drive through St. Brieux. They drove past the school, cemetery, church, railway tracks, elevators, and car wash on the north side of St. Brieux. They passed the Sports Grounds on the west side of St. Brieux on the way out of the village. His brother Leo lived just west of St. Brieux on the west side of the lake. At first glance, St. Brieux did not look a whole lot different than it did in 1987. 

St. Brieux did not suffer the vanishing powder of the relentless prairie winds which washed away most small towns on the Canadian Prairies. In 1997, there were few small farmers left on the Canadian Prairies. Farm economics were such that you needed to be huge to survive. Those huge farms left little to block the vanishing powder from cleaning the towns of the prairie. There are no small farmers left. The towns are gone. The elevators sold as used lumber. Why should St. Brieux survive against all odds? Rocks. 

Would that be enough to fend off Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier"? 

***** 31 Description St. Brieux was settled by 40 families of Bretons from St Brieuc France. The Bretons came behind Jacque Cartier through St. Malo France. Win a Free Book or Cash for research details!v

***** 31 Question Do you know anything about "The Hit" in St. Brieux? Do you know anything about "The Hit's" history in St. Brieux? Do you know any of the people, places, or events outlined in the St. Brieux Chapter Outline? 

***** 31 <a href="http://StBrieux.blogspot.com/">St. Brieux Saskatchewan</a> 

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Chapter 32 The Rocky Ridge Ranch 

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The sun was laughing brightly at the cold and ice in the boreal transition eco region, as Leo and "The Hit" drove across the end of Lenore Lake. Grid # 779 was cut across the very tip of Lenore Lake before the environmentalists ruled over fish and frogs. Why? Meanwhile, the drive had taken 2 1/2 hours for the trip back to St. Brieux. It was now close to 1:00 PM, as they came to a stop in the driveway in front of the house. With regards to cutting across the tip of the Lake, it was accomplished with total respect for the Grid Road system on the Canadian Prairies. The land was surveyed in miles, and a 1 mile by 1 mile area was known as a section. One section was divided into 4 quarters. Public access was required to each settlers "home quarter". The road cuts through the lake because that is where it must be in this hierarchical order which cut across the Canadian Prairies. God was on the side of these Bretons. 

They brought "The Hit's" backpack into the house, as he met Leo's wife Judy for the first time on December 24th 1997. They had a quick sandwich, as Leo went outside to start the truck. Leo brought the truck out front, as they prepared to head into Prince Albert to do some last minute Christmas Shopping. They turned left out of the driveway heading west on Grid 779 towards Prince Albert using the Grid Road system. Leo had done a lot of work with the Rocky Ridge Ranch. 

In 1965, "The Hit's" mother and the town drunk bought the acreage bordering on Lenore Lake from Adam Dalmer. The Dalmer family had the acreage until their house caught on fire, and the house burnt to the ground, They moved into a house near the elevators in St. Brieux. Adam Dalmer eventually decided to sell the acreage on Lenore Lake. In 1965, "The Hit" was living on 1 St Ave in St. Brieux. He lived in the black house situated 1/2 block north of Main Street, and 1/2 block south of the corner of the old schoolyard on Main Street. "The Hit" remembers his brother and sister going to school, before the family moved to the acreage on Lenore Lake when he was 4 years old in 1965. "The Hit's" family lived on the "Rocky Ridge Ranch" from 1965 until his mother and the town drunk separated in 1973 before he was finished Grade 6 in St. Brieux with Mrs Senecal. 

The town drunk lived in the house after his family escaped in 1973 to Humbolt. The town drunk rented the house to a series of different people from 1973 to 1978. Meanwhile, his mother and the town drunk settled their financial affairs over the years through lawyers. Then in 1978 the home, buildings, and acreage on Lenore Lake was split equally between the town drunk, Leo, Lorraine, and "The Hit". Thats when "The Hit's" brother Leo started taking over "The Rocky Ridge Ranch" on Lenore Lake in 1978. The 1/4 section of land ran along the side of St. Brieux Lake. His brother had inherited 1/4 of the land of the land in 1978. He bought the second share of the land from "The Hit" who was attending the University of Saskatchewan during his second year. It was during the second year when "The Hit" met Becky, Penny, and their friend Wayne Soroka in 1979 at the Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon. 

"The Hit's" brother Leo continued to build up the acreage since 1978, and Leo, Judy, and their new baby Jonah were happy. It was December 24th 1997, and they were approaching Christmas Eve with their first child. Leo and "The Hit" loaded up the truck, and they drove to the end of the driveway before turning the truck west on Grid 779 to follow the grid system to Prince Albert. They left behind the "Rocky Ridge Ranch" in the old Ford 150 3/4 Ton Truck. They followed Grid 779 past Basin Lake where they turned north on Grid 20. They passed Crystal Springs and Jumping Lake before coming to the # 3 Highway. They turned west to finish their trip to Prince Albert around 2:00 PM in the afternoon. Leo had made an appointment to have his haircut before Christmas. "The Hit" decided to wait in the truck. 

"The Hit" thought back to when he first lived in his mobile home at Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon. He though about Penny who he had met while working at the Husky Car and Truck Stop. It was just across the street on Idlewild and Circle Drive, where he worked the night shift. Penny was hanging out with the guys at the Husky Truck Stop with "The Hit" and Toby Forest. Eventually, Toby Forest, Penny, and their friends started to visit "The Hit" at his mobile home at 20 Star Trailer Court. Penny started visiting regularly, and "The Hit" met her friends Becky and Wayne Soroka. Wayne had quite a crew of followers at the time, "The Hit's" life started to deteriorate where he started drinking and partying. There was to many instances where the music and partying were out of control. 

"The HIt's" next door neighbour owned Magnum Oil at the time, and he called the police over regularly. He lived next door as Wayne, Penny, Becky, and their Crew started taking over the place. It was like a house swarming or home invasion. Eventually, between the neighbours calling the police, and "The Hit" refusing them at the door, the situation calmed back down to normal. "The Hit" settled down to a quit Christmas visiting Leo and the town drunk that winter in St. Brieux. When he returned to Saskatoon after Christmas, he kept the door locked. He lived alone quietly while He rented a room to Donny. He had enough of Penny, Becky, Wayne, and his Gang. He finally realized that what happened was more of a home invasion than new friends. Donney had seen the mess! Donney's sister Elie and her friend Della were also over one night when Wayne's Gang went on a rampage. 

It had been Toby Forest from the Husky Car and Truck Stop who warned "The Hit" away from Penny, Becky, Wayne, and his Gang. He had gone with Penny one day to visit them at their place. They lived just down Idlewild behind the Husky Car Truck Stop on the east side of Saskatoon. "The Hit" should have listened to Toby. Suddenly, "The Hit" found himself wondering if this could have anything to do with Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier"? He dismissed the idea, as he could not see how they could be connected when his brother Leo came out of the Barber's shop on 6th in Prince Albert. They drove the old Ford to Walmart. 

Walmart was just down the street on 6th waiting to be shopped. Once dashing through Frosty's -20 degree Celsius high for the day, "The Hit" thought about Penny, Becky, Wayne, and their Gang. They just wanted to fight. He had been foolish. They were never really his friends. They were just looking for a place to wreck, They needed a place to drink and party. "The Hit's" real friends in Saskatoon shied away from him when they started to come over to his place. They would have him outnumbered. "The Hit" realized now he was fortunate that the neighbours called the Saskatoon Police several times, as his mobile home would have been trashed. Penny, Becky, Wayne, and his Gang had gotten in and pulled the phone line out that time. "The Hit" realized that he was fortunate to be able to lock the door, and they eventually stopped trying to come over to wreck his place. The Hit could find nothing to buy in Walmart in Prince Albert, before his brother Leo found him in the store. 

Leo was finished in Walmart as well, and he wanted to go check out one more place. They stopped in to a general store, where Leo was looking around for some things. While "The Hit" wandered through the store, he found a box of fireworks! There were a lot of fireworks at 20 Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon, "The Hit" pondered whether or not 20 Star Trailer Court had anything to do with Ranelagh in Burnaby. Could the "Mysterious Financier" be somehow connected with 20 Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon? Did Wayne Soroka move to Burnaby? Could he have met Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew? Could Wayne Soroka be the "Mysterious Financier"? His mind raced with the possibilities as "The Hit" bought a box full of fireworks. "The Hit" bought the fireworks before they walked back to the old Ford in light useful for fireworks. 

It was time to leave Prince Albert after one last stop. Leo had been looking at Leon's Furniture in Prince Albert for Judy's Christmas gift. He decided on a new bed. They stopped in at Leon's, and Leo purchased the bed. Leo was going through the previously approved financing, as "The Hit" wandered the furniture store. His brother was making arrangements to load the bed, as "The Hit" went outside to back the truck up to the loading dock. When he was getting into the truck to back it to the loading docks, his stomach sank. The "Mysterious Financier's" mouthpiece yelled at him, "we know your here." 

***** 32 Description The road to the Rocky Ridge Ranch clips the end of Lenore Lake. Adam Dalmer sold the "Rocky Ridge Ranch" to "The Hit's" mother and the town drunk. When "The Hit" attended the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon where he met Penny, Becky, Wayne Soroka, and his Gang. 

***** 32 Question Win a Free Book or Cash for research details! Do you know any details about the Rocky Ridge Ranch, Lenore Lake, Adam Dalmer, Penny, Becky, or Wayne Soroka, and his Gang? 

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Chapter 33 The Twins 

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The two brothers started home with Judy's new bed in the back of the truck. Frosty was working in the dark on the nights chill. He worked the temperature down to -30 degrees Celsius for Christmas Eve. No problem in the boreal eco transition area. There is no salt or sand on these smaller Grid roads, and therefore there was no daily trench warfare against the ice by sand and salt warriors. The ice was think, and some gravel met rubber sporadically. "The Hit" felt safe in the truck with his brother, and he started getting over the threat from the "Mysterious Financier" in the parking lot at Leon's in Prince Albert. 

"The Hit" could always count on his brother. He would not tell him what was going on in Burnaby. Leo right of the # 3 Highway on to Grid 20 heading south. "The Hit" did not believe the "Mysterious Financier" had anything to do with St. Brieux. Therefore, the next question he needed to answer was where did the "Mysterious Financier" come from? Unfortunately, the location was not going to be easy to determine. "The Hit's" life in St. Brieux as the town drunks son was ruff, The St. Brieux frying pan seared away his self image for 11 years, until he followed his mother to Humboldt. They didn't know him in Humboldt as the town drunks son. He made new friends. His mother met Harvey McCorristion. Harvey became "The Hit's" mothers new man. Leo turned left off Grid 20, to the final leg west on Grid 779. 

Harvey's first marriage had recently ended. Harvey and his wife had two girls Rhonda and Kim. Then several years later, they were blessed with twin boys. Their lives were going well. Harvey was fairly handy in repairing vehicles. He was working on one of these vehicles before going to work. Time is always to short, and he did not finish. He told his wife not to use the car. He went to work. His wife loaded up the pre school boys into the car. She went to the bank. The twins burnt to death in the car in front of the bank. Harvey left his wife and his two girls after the funeral. Harvey ran from the Gods in the daylight. They caught him in his nightmares.. Leo turned off Grid 779 onto his driveway. 

Harvey spent the rest of his life running. He could not forgive himself for not fixing the car. He could not forgive his wife for using the car. Harvey ran. Harvey ran with the Hit's mother in tow from Humboldt. She ran. She ran from the town drunk. Since "The Hit" was still to young to go it alone at 11, he followed his mother along with his brother Leo and his sister Lorraine. His mother would eventually become Harvey's second marriage. They would run together for 6 years. They tried to outrun their pasts. You can't run. Leo decided to park the old Ford 150 beside the house with the bed in the box. 

Where does the "Mysterious Financier" come from? He or she must be there in his footprints! "The Hit" followed Harvey's run from 11 years of age to 16 years of age. Where? After being seared as the town drunks son in St. Brieux, "The Hit" followed in tow to Humboldt Saskatchewan, Watrous Saskatchewan, Ear Falls Ontario, Oxdrift Ontario, Shaunavon Saskatchewan, Lloydminister Saskatchewan, Claresholm Alberta, and Lethbridge Alberta. The small town boy from St. Brieux Saskatchewan learnt what running was all about well before he became "The Hit". He quit making friends after the first stop in Humboldt. There was no point in making friends. He preferred to be alone. Harvey is still running today. 

"The Hit" added Saskatoon, Ottawa, and the Vancouver Lower Mainland in the next 19 years before becoming "The Hit" in 1997, So where is the "Mysterious Financier"? "The Hit" doesn't know? Leo and "The Hit" dashed through Frosty's - 30 degree bite into the house. 

Sleep well Twins. 

***** 33 Description Humboldt, Watrous, Ear Falls, Oxdrift, Shaunavon, Lloydminister, Claresholm, and Lethbridge had "The Hit" in tow from St. Brieux, "The Hit" added Saskatoon, Ottawa, and the Vancouver Lower Mainland in the next 19 years before becoming "The Hit" in 1997, 

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Chapter 34 Rocky Ridge Christmas 

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Frosty's dash into the house was rewarded with warm air and good food cooking. Judy was getting dinner ready, and Jonah was asleep. The Hit met Judy's parents Mick and Jean for the first time. Uncle Bert and Aunt Elsie were present as well. "The Hit" met two of Judy's cousins as well. Everyone said hello as they were getting Frosty's gear off. Leo and "The Hit" moved to the living room along with everyone else. They ate in the living room next to the Christmas Tree. Everyone filled their plates in the kitchen, and ate from trays in the living room. Meanwhile, "The Hit" hoped Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" would not crash the party. 

Leo brought up a few old photo albums from downstairs, and he started looking through the pictures in the living room upstairs. He picked out one of pictures of Lorraine. It was a portrait size picture of Lorraine, and there was a duplicate. This was unusual as the town drunk seldom left extra money for luxuries like pictures. Somehow his mother must have saved money from her cream check's from the Co-op Dairy in Melfort for the photos. 

"The Hit's" mother was an incredible woman. She would milk two cows, carry the milk downstairs, separate the cream with a hand separator, and ship the cream from the Train station in St. Brieux which was run by Mr. Wilson. The cream would separate from St. Brieux by train twice a week on the way to Melfort. "The Hit" remembered Mr. Wilson's daughter he had a crush on in grade 5 named Valery. "The Hit" tried to talk to her, but it just didn't seem right for the town drunks son to be talking to such an beautiful girl. "The Hit" studied the picture. 

The black and white picture was taken of "The Hit's" sister Lorraine when she was 7 years old. Leo must have seen the resemblance earlier that day in Saskatoon. Leo looked at "The Hit" hopefully, and he found his treasure in "The Hit's" surprised expression. Lorraine and Cayla looked very much alike. "The Hit" had not seen pictures of Lorraine when she was young in many years. The resemblance was uncanny. He asked to make a copy for Cayla. Leo said "The Hit" could take one of these as he had 2 of that particular picture. "The Hit" decided he would drop the picture off with Cayla on the way back through Saskatoon. 

"The Hit" looked at more pictures. They were a real treat, even if he had to ignore the pictures of the town drunk. Finally, Leo pointed out one picture which was a week before the town drunk died of alcohol abuse. Judy rescued them as she brought Jonah from his room. She set him in front of the tree with a blanket. He was about 4 months old now. He was active and alert. He was amused by the coloured packages, as they shared their gifts. "The Hit" gave Jonah the "Tubby Toys" Cayla had chosen in the Lansdown Mall in Saskatoon. He also gave the clock to Leo and Judy which she had picked out for them. Finally, he decided to give Mick the fireworks for Christmas, with one condition. Mick could not bring his gift home. They set off the fireworks just after midnight and "The Hit" was happy to haul in Judy's new bed before getting some sleep. 

The next morning "The Hit" cooked his own bacon from his own pigs grown in the Poplar bush on the Rocky Ridge Ranch. They ate the bacon and eggs, before Leo showed "The Hit" around the Rocky Ridge Ranch. They stopped by the The Heating Shack outside to check that it was working properly. This was a new development. Leo had built a furnace out of an old hot water tank. Using compressed air through an injector, he was able to burn used oil in a fireball inside the furnace. The furnace heated water which circulated through the house and repair shop to heat them through the winter. He collected the used oil from farmers and burned it without any smoke to heat the farm. They continued into his new shop. 

Leo had built a new Shop, after the old shop burnt to the ground in 1988. The old shop was actually an "Old School" moved to new concrete pad on the Rocky Ridge Ranch. When the old shop or school burnt down, Leo built a new bigger shop capable to holding large tractors and trucks. Leo built the shop himself with some help from his friends. Finally, the continued up the hill to the pond in the bush, or more properly the boreal eco transition area. Just inside the bush Leo kept half a dozen pigs for his own consumption. "The Hit" saw great progress on the Rocky Ridge Ranch. "The Hit" said nothing about Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, or the "Mysterious Financier", meanwhile it was time for pork chops. 

Lorraine and Gordy arrived early in the afternoon with their 3 sons Coal, Oren, and Ty. This was the first time "The Hit" had ever seen Oren and Ty. He had last seen Coal long ago in Bonneville Alberta shortly after he was born. They unpacked the Mini Van, and their boys settled into playing as Judy, Leo, Lorraine, Gordy, and "The Hit" visited before having Christmas Dinner. Finally, after eating they socialized and played a few hands of cards that evening before going to sleep. 

The next morning they had a big breakfast together. Leo brought out the snow machine, and everyone took a ride in the morning. They took the bush road to the side of the lake, where you could "open it up!" Finally, after hot turkey sandwiches they started to pack the Mini Van to leave for Saskatoon. Gordy and Lorraine had agreed to drop "The Hit" off in Saskatoon on their way back to Lloydminister. "The Hit" said his goodbyes to Judy, Leo, and Jonah. 

They dashed through Frosty's brightly lit - 25 below Celsius day, towards Saskatoon on the Grid 779, Grid 368, and the # 5 Highway to arrive in Saskatoon as it was getting dark. "The Hit" offered to buy pizza on Central Ave in Sutherland as they were approaching the Sutherland Heritage Estate Park. 

***** 34 Description Christmas on the Rocky Ridge Ranch with Fireworks was great. The Old School was gone, and snow machining on Lenore Lake never lost it's appeal. The fine pork was sweet like life without Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier". 

***** 34 Question Win a Free Book or Cash for research details! The question is do you know this Christmas, The Rocky Ridge Ranch, the Fireworks, or where the Old School come from? Do you know snow machining on Lenore Lake? Did you see Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier" in St. Brieux in 1997? 

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Chapter 35 Star Trailer Court 

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Gordon turned right off the # 5 Highway on to Central Ave in Sutherland. His family had decided too take "The Hit's" offer of something to eat. They drove until they saw the Venice House on Central Ave in Sutherland. They parked on 109th Street next to the restaurant, and they dashed through Frosty's -30 degree Celsius bite into the restaurant. They were seated in a 3/4 circle style booth, where they studied the menu before making their orders. The boys decided on the pizza. Then, they talked about what they would do when they dropped "The Hit" off at Cayla's. 

"The Hit" realized that in his excitement to show Cayla the picture of Lorraine, he had not contacted them to let them know when he was going to dropping by their place. He hoped Todd, MJ, and Cayla would not be offended. Meanwhile, his stomach sank as two people in the booth next to them started taking loudly in the Venice House. "The Hit" tried to ignore their loud chatter from the next booth, and he hoped Gordon and Lorraine would not notice their hazing. They were loud and obnoxious to the point "The Hit" noticed Gordy and Lorraine were trying to ignore the next booth as well. 

"The Hit" realized that there was no way Jimmy The Junky in white pants on Hastings Street in Vancouver could be leading what was occurring. Jimmy The Junkie was a part time thief and male hooker. His crew were just straight up thieves and junkies. Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff spent their lives getting money to get high! They needed every dime they could get into their blood veins. Their bodies recovered in regular stints in jail. "The Hit" was certain that it was the "Mysterious Financier" pulling the strings in Saskatoon. In fact, "The Hit" was starting to believe that Saskatoon had something to do with the "Mysterious Financier"? 

They finished eating in the restaurant. "The Hit" paid the bill, and they loaded up the Van for the final leg too the Sutherland Heritage Estate Park. They drove across the tracks, and they turned right on to Gray Ave for the final leg to Cayla place. Everyone acknowledge the rude people in the next booth, before they arrived in front of the mobile home. "The Hit" did not add anything to the conversation. They arrived at the door mobile home, and MJ welcomed him with some surprise. 

He quickly explained to MJ that Lorraine and Gordon dropped him off. MJ had Cayla ready in a minute. She came outside and met Gordon and Lorraine outside beside their Van. Cayle met everyone for the first time. It was cold, but Lorraine wanted a few pictures. She was genuinely excited. "The Hit" said goodbye to Gordon, Lorraine, and the boys. Cayla and "The Hit" waved goodbye. "The Hit" went into the house with Cayla. MJ welcomed them out of the cold, and they visited for a while. He brought out the picture of Lorraine to show to MJ and Cayla. MJ saw the resemblance as Leo and "The Hit" did. 

Cayla was not so certain, however she eventually bought into the idea. They visited for a short time before, it was getting late. Cayla gave "The Hit" a hug before she went to sleep. MJ called a cab for "The Hit" to get to the train station. "The Hit" thanked MJ for an incredible Christmas. The cab arrived, and he was headed for the train station. The driver guided the car from Boyd Street to Gray Avenue before starting south on Central Avenue towards College Drive. 

"The Hit" thought back over the holiday events while the cab turned right at College Drive. He was heading back to the "The Canadian Train" for his return trip to Vancouver. He wondered whether their would be more hazing on the train going back to Vancouver? The cab turned left at Colledge Drive as they headed towards the 14 Th St exit 0.3 km west. "The Hit" thought about the Saskatoon Rebels biker club, as they had been setup by Jimmy The Junkie, his Crew, and the "Mysterious Financier". He could not believe they got to Todd even before he arrived in Saskatoon. The cab turned left at 14th Street E. to merge onto Circle Drive. 

"The Hit" now understood that the Rebels Biker Club in Saskatoon had no idea that the "Mysterious Financier" had set them up before they became a Hell's Angels Chapter next year. They passed the University of Saskatchewan on the left, as "The Hit" thought about eating at the Market Mall Food Court with the eyes of the "Mysterious Financier" on them. The cab continued west as "The Hit" appreciated the Canadian Christma Todd and his family provided. They were great people. The cab passed Preston Ave as he thought about shopping in the Landsdown Mall, and he was privileged to have met Cayla. 

The cab crossed the North Saskatchewan River using the Circle Drive Bridge, as "The Hit" thought about Humboldt when he was young. While heading west on Circle Drive he thought about St. Brieux and Lenore Lake when he was the town drunks son. He thought about The Rocky Ridge Ranch before there was a Saskatoon with Penny, Becky, Wayne Soroka, his Gang, and the home swarming, as they passed Warmen Road. The cab continued west towards Idlewild Drive, as "The Hit" thought about life after St. Brieux with Harvey McCorriston and his lost Twins. 

As they approached Idlewild Drive "The Hit" thought about "The Twins", and how their loss kept him running before he became "The Hit". He followed in educational tow through Humboldt and Watrous in Saskatchewan. They moved to Ear Falls and then Oxdrift Ontario, before returning to Shaunavon and Lloydminister Saskatchewan. Finally, "The Hit" completed his Grade 11 and 12 in Claresholm and Lethbridge Alberta. He went on his own and worked his first summer out of school in Edmonton Alberta. That fall he started attending The University in Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. He worked the next summer in Lloydminister Alberta after his first year University. Finally, he moved to Ottawa in 1987 before settling in the Vancouver Lower Mainland in 1991. Where did the mysterious financing come from for the Black Van, Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff? Which place? 

"The Hit" was going to need to find out where the "Mysterious Financier" comes into the picture. The cab crossed Idlewild Drive and Circle where he once had a mobile home at 20 Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon. Could the "Mysterious Financier" have something to do with Penny, Becky, Wayne, and his gang? Could the "Mysterious Financier" have something to do with their swarming his mobile home at 20 Star Trailer Court in Saskatoon? 

The cab proceeded on Circle Drive past the 33rd Street and 22nd Street exchanges. "The Hit" was looking forward to getting back to Burnaby, as the cab approached 11th St W. exchange. The driver turned left on Chappell Drive for the final 1.0 km to the train station. They turned right into the parking lot of the train station. The cab driver parked at the front of the station. "The Hit" paid the cab driver, and he carried his bag into the train station to return to Burnaby, British Columbia. The questions multiply as not only does the "Mysterious Financier" exist, but where does the "Mysterious Financier" come from? Once we know where, perhaps "The Hit" can figure out who is the "Mysterious Financier"? 

***** 35 Description The Saskatoon Rebels are setup by the "Mysterious Financier" before they become the Saskatoon Chapter of the Hell's Angels next year. "The Hit" wonders if the swarming at 20 Star Trailer Court had anything to do with the "Mysterious Financier". 

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Chapter 36 Mysterious Financier 

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Who was the "Mysterious Financier"? "The Hit" did not know as he entered the VIA Train Station on Chappel Drive in Saskatoon. Where did the "Mysterious Financier" come from? It could be St. Brieux, Humboldt, Watrous, Ear Falls, Oxdrift, Shaunavon, Lloydminister, Claresholm, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Ottawa, and Greater Vancouver in chronological order. It was quite a list of places where he had lived! He sat down in the waiting area after confirming the train was on schedule. He would need to wait 3 1/2 hours at the VIA Rail Station on Chappel Drive in Saskatoon until 2:30 am on Dec 27th 1997. He started working through his list of cities and towns. St. Brieux was the first Village. 

The first Village to be considered was St. Brieux, as he appreciated the large waiting area with no sign of the "Mysterious Financier". The town drunks son was born in Melfort Saskatchewan. He lived in St. Brieux on 1 St Ave. until he was 4 years old, before he moved to the Rocky Ridge Ranch just outside of St. Brieux. "The Hit" thought about his time as the town drunks son. He played hockey at 6 years old in Grade 1. He had his pellet gun at 7 years of age in Grade 2, when he was hunting Partridges for Boulanger's wife in St. Brieux for .50 Cents each. He would sleep in his tent during the short summer in the boreal forest when he was 8 years old, so he could sneak into St. Brieux under the cover of darkness to nab a few crab apples during Grade 3. "The Hit" thought this could not be the stuff the "Mysterious Financier" would be interested in as he began to discount St. Brieux from his list with 3 hours to wait. 

When he was 9 he played up a league playing Pee Wee hockey while in Grade 4. He had his own 16 gauge shotgun at 10 in Grade 5. He like to shoot, but he was careful not to shoot any people. He did get caught making gun powder when he was 10 years old. He bought the sulphur, charcoal and potassium nitrate from Lavoy's butcher shop in St. Brieux, but his teacher Mr. Petit was tipped off by the butcher when he was in Grade 5 as he made his purchases during lunch hour. Though the experiment was not in the school curriculum, he eventually did get it to work. He never blew up anyone or anything though? He was 11 years old in grade 6 when he left St. Brieux. "The Hit" discounted St. Brieux from the list. St. Brieux was not the type of place he would expect to find the "Mysterious Financier". Humboldt was the second Town, and their was still 2 1/2 hours to wait. 

"The Hit" had just watched Team Canada take on the Russians in September 1972, before he moved to Humboldt in January of 1973 with his mother, sister, and brother. He was 11 years old while finishing Grade 6 at St. Dominic School in Humboldt. "The Hit" met a few good friends in Tony and Dean who were lucky to be in the Humboldt Public School. "The Hit" was closer to God in the Catholic School System. "The Hit" had a blast of luck when he met his first real girlfriend named Bernadette at St. Dominic School. "The Hit" suddenly found life was easier for him, without the stigma of being the town drunks son. "The Hit" started to discount Humboldt for the "Mysterious Financier" while he still had 2 hours to wait. 

The Humboldt Broncos played in the SJHL, as winter turned into spring in the wide open country around Humboldt. Humboldt was on the lucky side of the boreal eco transition area. The population survived on soil. The future was starting to brighten! "The Hit" met his girlfriend Bernadette. He had friends. His mother bought him a new petal bike for his birthday when "The Hit" turned 12 in June 1973. Bernadette's present was real sex for the first time! The town drunks son's future was so bright he was going to need dark sunglasses! Humboldt was great! Could life really be like this for a transplanted town drunks son with 1 1/2 hours to wait for the train? 

His dreams were crushed as Harvey McCorriston started talking about places his guilt could not follow him. "The Hit" left his heart in Humboldt. He would never make good friends through the school system again. He left his first love. He left his virginity with Bernadette. "The Hit" was already tired of running. "The Hit" discounted Humboldt from the list. Humboldt was not the type of place he would expect to find the "Mysterious Financier". Watrous was the next third place he would see while still 12 years old with 1 hour to wait for the train. 

***** 36 Description "The Hit" pondered the Mysterious Financier after Team Canada played the Russian Hockey Federation in a quiet Saskatoon VIA Train Station. He reflects on St. Brieux, Humboldt, shooting, and gun powder. 

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Chapter 37 Little Manitou Lake 

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Harvey was running from the memory of The Twins, and "The Hit's" mother brought along Lorraine, Leo, and "The Hit". Harvey bought a 16 year old 8 foot by 42 foot house trailer which he could pull with his truck. The five of them pulled into Watrous Saskatchewan late in June of 1973 with his truck, the house trailer, and an old Chevy Valient. Harvey and "The Hit's" mother parked the house trailer at Manitou Beach, then Harvey went back to Humboldt with his truck to pick up the horses with the horse trailer. He brought back Big Money, Sunny, Pellet and Bullet, Whiskey and Smoky Joe, Mutt and Jeff, Munick, and Nada in the horse trailer. Meanwhile, "The Hit" heard the "The Canadian" announcing her arrival in the distance in the bitterly cold dark night. 

Watrous was "The Hit's" second location while he was 12 years old in 1973. Watrous is a small town in Saskatchewan approximately 100 km east of Saskatoon, and just outside of "The Hit's reach at 80 km south of Humboldt. The area was settled heavily by German Lutherans, Russian - Germans, Russian - German Lutherans, Volga Germans, German Protestants, t through Lanigan, Leroy, Watrous, Jansen, Esk, Dafoe, Melville. Neudorf and Lemberg as early as the 1890's. The early settlers found land that was very flat through the south and northwest with land gently rolling in the southeast. It was good land. It was open Canadian Prairie. They were much more fortunate than the Bretons from St. Brieuc France cursed with rock. The Canadian Train pulled into the VIA Train Station on Chappel Drive in Saskatoon. "The Hit" boarded The Canadian with a few other passenger which looked vaguely familiar as he left Canadian singer Joni Mitchell's. 

"The Hit" chastised himself for not being sure of the recognition factor. How was the town drunks son going to survive the "Mysterious Financier" if he forgot his face? He was going to have to get a lot better. He would try to notice everything more accurately. He was in a lot of trouble with the "Mysterious Financier". He needed to be careful. He started "seeing" people differently. He started to notice that colours and pattern recognition worked much better than facial features. If he was going to survive he needed to know who was dangerous. "The Hit" realized that he could remember colour and patterns much better than faces. He was determined not to miss repetitive colours and patters to sort out his surroundings. The steel was on the - 32 degree Celsius tracks in Frosty's domain. The Canadian pulled out of Saskatoon heading for Edmonton on December 27th 1997 at 2:30 AM. The first leg of the trip would take 6 1/2 hrs to arrive at 8:00 AM in Edmonton. He had time to think! Did the "Mysterious Financier" come from Watrous? 

Watrous is between the # 1 Trans-Canada Highway and the # 16 Yellowhead Highway. The # 2 Highway links the Rural Municipality with the cities of Saskatoon, Regina and Prince Albert. The # 365 Highway connects the # 2 Highway to Manitou Beach. The town of Watrous is just south of Little Manitou Lake with a population of 1500 souls. Watrous was founded in 1906, and named after Frank Watrous Morse. Manitou Beach is on Manitou Lake with a population of about 200 souls. Manitou Beach was home to a world famous mineral spa and dance hall known as the "Home of the World Famous Dance Floor Built on Horsehair". "The Hit" was already starting to discount Watrous and Manitou Beach as the origin of the Mysterious Financier. The Canadian Train passed through Rosetown with 5 1/2 hrs to arrive at 8:00 AM in Edmonton. 

"The Hit" didn't dance. He liked water. Manitou Beach was developed as a resort early in the 20th century. However, most good things in Saskatchewan were uncovered well before the white man discovered them. The Indians were drawn to the lake for thousands of years for relief of rheumatic conditions and burning fevers. Tribal legend has it that Tribes came from as far east as the Great Lakes and others came from as far west as the Rocky Mountains. When the white man spread his smallpox the lake could not help them. 

The lake covers 13.3 sq. km, with an average depth of 3.8 metres. The glacier dug lake is 50 percent saltier than the Dead Sea. In some circles Manitou Beach became known as the "Carlsbad of Canada". The specific gravity is actually higher than the famed Czechoslovakian Spa. The lake has additional quantities of magnesium sulphate and iron oxide, which floats the human body. The salinity of 12 percent is 3.5 times saltier than the oceans. The Indians knew the science long ago. Harvery chose to park the old house trailer close to the long dead Indians in some subconscious inspiration. The Canadian Train was nearing the Saskatchewan / Alberta border with 4 1/2 hrs to arrive in Edmonton. 

Harvey had backed the old house trailer into the spot in the absolute northeast corner of the Manitou Beach Park in the Manitou & District Regional Park. He rented a small acreage southeast of the trailer court, along the side of the lake for the horses. Then Harvey and "The Hit's" mother left Leo in charge while they took the Valiant to Winnipeg. They drove to Winnipeg to pick up Harvey's daughters Rhonda and Kim. They returned in several days with Rhoda and Kim in tow. The seven lived in the old house trailers and tents in late June and July. "The Hit" became quite close to Rhonda, as she was only one year older than he was at the time. They weren't close in a sisterly way! Harvey had drawn them all to a lake the Algonquian word meant “mysterious being.” The irony was "The Hit" is looking for signs of the Mysterious Financier in the same place years later. The Canadian Train had crossed the Saskatchewan / Alberta border with 3 1/2 hrs to arrive in Edmonton. 

Meanwhile, the seven sold a few"Pony Rides" or "Dude Ranch" experiences for extra cash. Harvey sold "The Hit's" horse named Munich to a girl who fell in love with the horse from Watrous. Lorraine and Rhonda worked their way across the lake with tubes while "The Hit" swam along. He was getting tired on the swim back ending a 2 mile swim in the lake fed by underground non thermal springs. He rode the Honda mini bike to the confectionary to get snacks, as long as he took the back way to avoid the local RCMP detachment. They swam in White's Pool which was built in 1918, and they rode the horses. "The Hit" liked Kim and Rhonda. Harvey's sister Ann had a friend named Doris in Humbolt. Doris had a son named Gerard. He came to stay with us for a while. Everyone got along fine. "The Hit" was convinced there was no Mysterious Financier in Watrous, as The Canadian Train charged through the biting prairie winds with 2 1/2 hrs to arrive in Edmonton. He slept. 

***** 37 DESCRIPTION The Twins haunted Harvey to Watrous. He found Little Manitou Lake or “mysterious being” in Algonquian. Manitou Lake is unique like The Dead Sea or Carlsbad while The Canadian approaches Alberta. 

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Chapter 38 The Pioneers 

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The Hit awoke temporarily in Edmonton when arriving at 8:30 AM on December 27th. He was exhausted. The trip, Hepatitus C, and the Mysterious Financier had gotten to him. He did not enter the Strathcona Train Station on 121ST Street in Edmonton, Alberta. He was exhausted, and he reasoned that his seat inside The Canadian was likely the safest place for him. He tried to focus on the origin of the Mysterious Financier, but he fell asleep in the relative safety of the train. He slept as The Canadian left Edmonton to Jasper Alberta for the 362 km trip at 08:55 in the morning. He slept soundly until The Canadian arrived at the CN Station in Hinton Alberta on the Yellowhead Highway in downtown Hinton at 12:30. The Canadian picked up passengers, and "The Hit" considered the origin of the Mysterious Financier. "The Hit" could not see the origin of the Mysterious Financier in Watrous. Who funded Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff? The train charged out of Hinton into the biting prairie winds with 1 1/2 hrs to arrive in Jasper at 14:05 on December 27th 1997. 

"The Hit" thought back to Watrous in late July of 1973, when Harvey decided it was time to run again. Rhonda and Kim were going home to Winnipeg. Harvery and "The Hit's" mother decided that Rhonda, Kim, Lorraine, Leo, and "The Hit" would start towards Winnepeg on a trail ride. They decided to leave Watrous with a Chuck Wagon behind the team of black's known as Whiskey and Smoky Joe. Leo drove the Chuck Wagon. Lorraine rode her horse Sunny, Rhonda rode Jeff. Kim rode Mutt. Finally, "The Hit" rode whatever was left over of Pellet, Bullet, or Nada. The spare horses walked tethered behind the back of the chuck wagon. The Pioneers left the glacier scooped valley filled with a mineral lake on their way to Winnipeg. "The Hit" would never return to the lake of "mysterious being". The Canadian charged through the Alberta foothills with 1 hour to arrive in Jasper. 

"The Trail Ride" began towards Winnipeg. The 15 and under pioneers started their trail ride east in July 1973. They seven left the "mysterious being" behind that bright sunny day with dreams of Winnipeg in weeks. They began from the acreage along Little Manitou Lake. They rode the # 365 Highway through Manitou Beach heading north past the Golf course. They continued north on # 365 Highway toward # 668 Highway for a kilometre. Then they turned right at # 668 Highway for 16.7 Kilometres. They stayed left on the 668 Highway for another 20 km before arriving at Geurnsey and the Yellowhead Highway. Highway # 16 is known as the Yellowhead Highway. They camped in Geurnsey. Watrous was out of site, even on the prairies. "The Hit" did not believe the "Mysterious Financier" had anything to do with Watrous. Meanwhile, The Canadian Train slowed through Rocky Mountains 1/2 hour to arrive in Jasper. 

The Pioneers spent the night in an old shed on the campgrounds. They next morning they continued their simple little ride all the way to Winnipeg. They turned east on the Yellowhead Highway. The highway was named for the Yellowhead Pass, which was the route used to cross the Canadian Rockies. They rode through small town Saskatchewan communities of Geurnsey, Esk, and Jansen, before arriving in Dafoe at the southern tip of Quill Lakes in a land of the living skies. They made a camp outside of town. This area has an abundance of archaeological records proving 6,000 years of continual Aboriginal settlement before the white man named the route over the Rocky Mountain Range. The pioneers were slowed by the Chuck Wagon along the side of the road. The images of the Central Canadian Prairies contrasted with the frosty view through The Canadian Trains glass. They were pulling into Jasper at 14:05 on December 27th 1997, and "The Hit" was convinced the Mysterious Financier did not come from Watrous. 

The Canadian rested it's engines to depart in just over one hours. "The Hit" walked across Connaught Drive in Jasper to get snacks and vodka for the next leg departing at 15:30 to Kelowna. It was cold in Jasper, but it had warmed since the Prairies. The temperature was up to the low -20 degree Celsius area as he walked around Jasper. "The Hit" found snacks and vodka, and he found his method of colour and pattern recognition worked very well. He was recognized some of the people from Saskatoon. He worked his way back to the train, where he took a seat. He mixed himself a drink, and he realized the "Mysterious Financier" must have a lot of money to be so consistent. Which primordial slime hatched the "Mysterious Financier"? Where? He thought back 10 years while waiting for the train to leave Jasper. 

The Pioneers woke south of Quill Lakes. They saddled up their horses and Leo hitched the team to the chuck wagon. They rode through the tiny Hamlet of Mosart south of Quill Lakes. Mosart was founded in 1909, and named after the classical Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. They rode by Wynyard which is a part of the Rural Municipality of Big Quill. The early settlers in this area around Big Quill Lake were of Icelandic in origin. The ethnic bloc settlement area was called The Vatnabyggd. Elfros was also first settled by Icelandic immigrants. Finally, the rode past Foam Lake, before they rode into Foam Lake Saskatchewan. Today people of Icelandic descent account for about 1/4 of the population. The Canadian Train lurched forward on the next leg to Kelowna. "The Hit" thought back to late July 1973, as he continued his search for the Mysterious Financier. 

The Pioneers had worked themselves into an area where many people were status Indians. The Canadian government defines the term "Indian" as "all the Indigenous people in Canada who are not Inuit or Métis". That left Louis Reil and the Metis on the outside of things during the Northwest Rebellion during the 1880s as Louis Reil's Metis faced off against the Canadian Government and the British Empire. Their muskets didn't do well against the gattleing gun, and the Metis filled the grave sites around Batoch. The Government hung Lois Riel for trying, while the "Indian" as defined by the Government received land known as "Reserves" in exchange for the rest of Canada. Meanwhile, The Canadian Train chugged hard as it climbed it's way through the Rocky Mountains to Kelowna 7 hours in the distance. 

The Pioneers had blown like tumbleweeds across the great plains, and they admired wheat fields like oceans turning from green to gold. Their are thousands of lakes dotting the face of the prairies, and most lakes contain fish from the dozens of species hatching every year. The land in Saskatchewan the Metis never won, and the Indian's lost, becomes the breadbasket of the world for the white settlers. The green and gold wheat meets the blue sky in the horizon. The buffalo could not trample the sea of green and gold, as the seas of buffalo had long ago been shot for their fur on the prairies. It was now August 1973, and The Pioneers under 15 years of age could still see the Foam Lake Elevator behind them when they decided to camp. They decided to camp east of Foam Lake, just outside of the Fishing Lake Indian Reserve, Yellow Quill Indian Reserve, The Muskowekwan Indian Reserve. They selected a camp spot just off the Yellowhead Highway. They fed and tethered their horses. They slept in an chicken coup 1/4 of a km off the road in August 1973. Meanwhile, The Canadian Train pulled steel hard up the grades, as Kelowna remained 6 1/2 hours away though a lot of rock. 

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***** 38 DESCRIPTION The Pioneers camped south of Quill Lakes next to the Fishing Lake Indian Reserve, Yellow Quill Indian Reserve, and The Muskowekwan Indian Reserve. They rode through Geurnsey, Esk, Jansen, and Wynyard on the Yellowhead highway named after the Yellowhead Pass. 

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Chapter 39 Yorkton Pioneers 

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The Pioneers were bushwhacked while they were sound asleep. Louis Reil may have lost the Rebellion, but the "Indians" as defined by the Canadian Government took their revenge from the reserves. The Indians untied the horses, and the horses became free range. Fortunately, a few horses were to tired to become free range. Leo and Lorraine used Pellet and Bullet to search for the rest. The sun was bright in the prairie skies, as they spent the first part of the day looking for the horses. Some of the horses must have been looking for the "mysterious being" as they made it clear across Foam Lake as if headed for Little Manitou Lake. Lorraine was especially worried as she could not find her paint Arabian called Sunny. It was late afternoon, and their was rain coming in the prairie horizon. Meanwhile, "The Hit" watched the worlds most spectacular scenery through Frosty the glass, as the The Canadian Train pulled steel through rock towards Kelowna 6 hours into the Mountains. 

The storm approached Rhonda, Kim, and "The Hit" late in the afternoon in August 1973, and they were all happy to see Harvey and "The Hit's" mother arrive in the Black Valient. They were surprised to see that we had not made any progress as they would check up on the pioneers each evening. They took the car to help find the last few horses, and they picked up some food. They found the last of the horses, before returning with food. We bridled and saddled our horses, and Harvey hooked the black team to the Chuck Wagon. Harvey decided they were going to get out of dodge as the storm began. "The Hit" realized that the slow link in the Pioneers was the Chuck Wagon. It was slow, ruff, and noisy. Harvey bounced the Chuck Wagon off the sound barriers, and they ran the 12 km from Foam Lake to Tuffnell. Tuffnell would be their last camp on the Canadian Prairies. They were soaken wet as they unsaddled their horses. They setup their camp. The sun was giving up on the Rocky Mountains as "The Hit" watched some of the worlds most spectacular views, while The Canadian Train would arrive in Kelowna in 5 1/2 hours. 

The next morning the pioneers left the Chuch Wagon with Harvey and "The Hit's mother while they made an 82 kilometre dash for Yorkton on horseback. The 13 km ride from Tuffnell to Sheho went quickly that morning. "Sheho" is a Cree name for Prairie Chicken. They were able to trot without the Chuck Wagon slowing them down along the trip. The 12 km to Insinger was finished before morning. Insinger was settled early in 1891 by a rancher named Fredrik Robert Insinger. He used his name on the Rural Municipality, the Village, and a MP chair in Ottawa when the Central Prairie Town was still in the Northwest Territories. The Pioneers looked forward to Theodore. Meanwhile, The Canadian Train charged through blackness towards a Kelowna arrival in 5 hours. 

In the mid day sunshine, the 15 km to Theodore went quickly by early afternoon. The Pioneers set their sites on Insinger. Settlers in this area long before the Yellowhead Highway would dig metre deep holes in the ground. They covered these "basements" with branches, sod, driftwood, or grass. They slept on mattresses of grass or wheat straw if they were lucky. Their heavy machinery was limited to knives, wooden cutlery, hammers, axes, chisels, scythes and flails. "The Hit" was starting to appreciate just how tough those white pioneers must have been! Then he realized that his mind was playing tricks on him. Louis Reil and his Metis must have been just as tough with less? The "Indian" as defined by the Canadian Government must have been just as tough with even less? "The Hit" realized that if he was going to survive the "Mysterious Financier" he would need to be tougher, as The Canadian Train bar car beckoned him with 4 1/2 hour before his arrival in Kelowna. 

The under 15 pioneers set their sites on the 16 km to Springside which was named after the springs of pure water along what was known as the Dakota Trail. In a typical prairie fashion the town was originally named after a pioneer named Doctor T. A. Patrick, however Patrick citizens discovered another town in Saskatchewan named Patrick. The town petitioned the Post Master General to name the Post Office Springside. The truth be told Lake Lenore, Springside, and a host of other towns were "fathered" by the Postmaster General. Springside was behind the young pioneers, and they were all getting tired late in the day. They looked forward to Yorkton with anticipation of their first shower in 4 days. The white settlers, the Metis, and the Indians must have all been tough thought "The Hit". They must have stunk too! He felt sorry for Nada. They left Springside behind them with 26 km remaining to arrive in Yorkton. The Canadian Train followed the tracks blindly in the dark. Finally, "The Hit" could not ignore the bar car as Kelowna was still 4 hours away. 

"The Hit" worked his way from his seat to the bar car, while he thought about the final leg into Yorkton. He fell behind the rest of the group in the last 10 kilometres. He already knew what was going to happen. Rhonda and Kim would be going home to Winnipeg. Harvey didn't even know where this run was going to take them, after he dropped his daughters off with his wife in Winnipeg. He was sad. He was already tired of running. He rode into Yorkton alone. The last pioneer. Meanwhile, "The Hit" realized that it was unlikely that the Mysterious Financier came from St. Brieux, Humboldt, or Watrous. He drank in the bar car as The Canadian Train approached to within 3 1/2 hours of Kelowna. 

"The Hit" unsaddled and unbridled Nada. He put on a more comfortable halter. The horses would rest in the exhibition grounds as the pioneers jumped ahead 100 years to a motel with a hot shower. The young pioneers stunk up the Black Valient on the way to the motel. He waited for his turn in the shower, and "The Hit" realized at 12 years of age just how tough those Bretons must have been on the boreal forest in St. Brieux. These settlers had it soft. They had soil! They could dig a metre deep hole to live in the first year. The Bretons chiselers at the rock with some soil with wooden cutlery. He realized his blood from the rock in St. Brieuc survived on rock in St. Brieux. "The Hit" was starting to understand determination. He ordered another straight double Vodka. The Canadian Train flawlessly followed steel through blackness with 3 to arrive in Kelowna. 

***** 39 DESCRIPTION The Pioneers were bushwhacked at Foam Lake before dashing through Tuffnell, Sheho, Theodore, Springside, and Yorkton. This is also known as The Dakota Trail around Springside, and Sheho is Cree for "prairie chicken". 

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Chapter 40 Kamloops 

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"The Hit" sat in the bar car on The Canadian Train ignoring the hazing from the Mysterious Financier, and he counted down the 2 1/2 hours to Kamloops on December 27th 1997. Who was paying for this hazing? Who wanted the hazing? He thought back to the possible origins of the Mysterious Financier as the train charged the darkness. "The Hit" followed his footsteps in the past, where he believed he would find the origin of the "Mysterious Financier". He continued the search from August 1973 when "The Pioneers" rode into Yorkton. "The Hit" was the last horse and rider to make it to Yorkton, as he was in no hurry to get to what he knew was going to occur. 

"The Hit" was already getting tired of loosing people, and when he arrived Harvey had decided it was time to return Kim and Rhonda to their mother in Winnipeg. Rhonda and Kim were originally going to stay for 2 weeks, however their stay turned into 4 week holiday. Harvey's ex wife was getting anxious to say the least. They would ride differently now. The pioneers ended their riding part of the trip to Winnipeg in Yorkton. 

The horses ended their ridden part of the trip, as they became riders in the horse trailer. Leo rode in the truck with Harvey, and finally Kim, Rhonda, Lorraine, and "The Hit" rode with "The Hit's" mother who drove the Black Valient. They left the old house trailer in Watrous. The horses were loaded in Yorkton, and they were on their way to Winnipeg in August 1973. Harvey's run was continuing on this 450 km trek to Winnipeg. Meanwhile, "The Hit" was convinced the "Mysterious Financier" had nothing to do with St. Brieux, Humboldt, or Watrous. The Canadian Train had 2 hours to go to reach Kamloops, as "The Hit" ordered another double vodka in the bar car before noticing he was being hazed. 

The hazer had a young table on the South side of the bar car. "The Hit" had never been hazed before the "Mysterious Financier" hired Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff. "The Hit" was learning what hazing meant. In a public place like the bar car on The Canadian Train, these young kids would try to get under his skin. They would talk loudly about "The Hit" in third person. For example, they talked about him doing routine things like taking or ordering a drink. They talk about "The Hit's" straight forward actions to try to get under his skin. They were looking for a reaction. "The Hit" took a drink. The young couple would say, "Oh, look at him taking a drink". They wanted "The Hit" to know they were there. "The Hit" looked for colours and patterns in their clothing to track them. 

The "Mysterious Financiers" hazing team was young. They were very blatant about what they were doing. Coincidentaly, Jack Ma was returning from Toronto to Vancouver on the back leg of his week. Jack had overheard several conversations, and he warned "The Hit" to be careful. He encouraged "The Hit" to give him a call if he ever needed a place again, and he wrote down his contact information for "The Hit". Meanwhile, as The Canadian Train pulled to within 1 1/2 hours of Kamloops, and "The Hit" knew the "Mysterious Financier", Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff were setting up the Hell's Angels. 

The question was what to do? 

Somehow the "Mysterious Financier", Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff had conned the Hells Angels into helping them. "The Hit" understood that they had shown "the boys" the note. "The Hit" accepted the fact that they did not tell the Hell's Angels the full story. They were playing a dangerous game setting up the Hell's Angels! "The Hit" hoped the Hell's Angels would realize that the note was about Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff doing home invasions? That is what it said. He had put HA in the note because of Jimmy laughing at the Hell's Angels at Tipparry Place in New Westminister in the spring of 1997. "The Hit" knew Jimmy The Junkie had "turned" then. The question remained who is the "Mysterious Financier". The train had one hour to Kamloops. 

The "Mysterious FInancier" must have been fairly well "connected". The "Mysterious Financier" was funding the 4 junkies. Why would the Hell's Angels get involved with 4 junkies on Hastings Street in Vancouver? The "Mysterious Financier" must have had a name good enough to bring 4 junkies to the Hell's Angels. That would explain why the Hell's Angels were letting themselves wide open to Jimmy and his crew. This was going to be bad. There is no question already that the "Mysterious Financier" has conned the Hells Angels! "The Hit" saw the lights of Kamloops, as he never saw the cattle country shielded in darkness. The Canadian Train was 1/2 hour from Kamlooos on December 27 Th 1997. 

***** 40 DESCRIPTION "The Hit" is hazed in the bar car on The Canadian Train. He realized that the Mysterious Financier has setup the Hell's Angels in Vancouver, with the help of Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff. 

***** 40 QUESTION Win a Free Book or Cash for research details! Were you setup to do the hazing on the train? Were you on The Canadian Train? Do you know the Mysterious Financier who setup the Hell's Angels in Vancouver? Do you know Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, or Jeff. 

***** 40 <a href="http://KamloopsCanada.Blogspot.com/">Kamloops Canada</a> 

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Chapter 41 Red River Valley 

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Harvey pulled the horse trailer out of Yorkton with his truck, while Leo rode along as co pilot. "The Hit's" mother followed with Kim, Rhonda, Lorraine, and "The Hit" in tow with the Black Valient. They started the 450 km run to Winnipeg in the Red River Valley. The Winnepeg area is known as a flooding area of the Red River Valley. They drove southeast on the Yellowhead Highway / Trans Canada Highway past the small towns of Rokeby and Saltcoats, This southeast area of Saskatchewan had early fur traders with the Hudson Bay as early as 1687, when Henry Kelsey traded on the Canadian Prairies. They drove the Yellowhead Highway in August of 1973, as The Canadian Train began it's approach to Kamloops in December 1997. "The Hit" continued to track the origin of the Mysterious Financier. 

Meanwhile, the towns of Bredenbury and Churchbridge passed quickly as the Black Valient followed the truck and horse trailer. The real pioneers were the early fur traders and buffalo hunters after 1687 in this area. The fur bearing animals paid a steep price for the next 150 - 200 years, as their pelts were the currency of the "Indians". Their pelts travelled the globe, without them inside of course. The Buffalo paid a steeper price, as their Bovidae family of mammals went to the brink of extinction. The Buffalo stretched across the North West Territories. The herds made their own thunder. They turned the green and gold prairie black in the horizon. The Buffalo died for their skins, food, clothing, ornamentation, and sport. The Buffalo neared extinction in the North West Territories by the 1850's. The early activities had tamed the fur bearing animals, and eliminated the Buffalo as a challenge deforestation and plowing the great Canadian Prairies. The Canadian Train slowed in the Kamloops Train Station. Meanwhile, "The Hit" continued to ponder the origin of the "Mysterious Financier". 

They passed the small towns of Langenburg and Marchwell, where for many years the fur traders and buffalo hunters lived and traded with the "Indians". In typical human fashion the genetic material mixed! The traders, buffalo hunters, and explorers created something new with the "Indian" genetic material. Metis. "The Hit" left the hazing which had continued in the bar car, and he returned to his seat towards the back of the train. The Canadian Train arrived in Kamloops at 22:10 December 27th 1997, and The Canadian Train started loading passengers in preparation for a 22:45 departure from Kamloops. "The Hit" realized he could have VIA identify the hazer, as all passengers were required to show identification to get a ticket. He could file a complaint! "The Hit" did not bother. Instead, "The Hit" kept looking for the origin of the "Mysterious Financier" on the trip to the Red River Valley in 1973. 

The truck, trailer, and the Black Valient rolled through Binscarth and Foxwarren where the land was not yet surveyed until the 1870's. There were no "legal" documents to determine ownership according to the newly created Canadian Government of 1867. The Black Valient followed the truck and horse trailer past the towns of Solsgirth and Shoal Lake. Though the entire southeast corner of Saskatchewan the land had not been surveyed at the time of Confederation. The new Canadian Government considered these residents to be "squatters". Squatters included those early fur traders, buffalo hunters, Merchants, Metis, and their descendents. They were not "Indians" as defined by the Canadian Government. They were Metis and squatters! Who said possession was 9/10th of the law? The Canadian Train pulled out of Kamloops at 22:45 for the final leg to Vancouver on December 27th 1997. "The Hit" thought back to Winnipeg in the Red River Valley. 

The truck, trailer, and the Black Valient passed through the areas around Strathclair and Newdale which were on the edge of the first version of Manitoba incorporated in 1870. Manitoba joined Confederation at 1/8th of it's current size. They passed through the Minnedosa and Neepawa areas of Manitoba, where the Canadian Government learned an important lesson in the 1870 incorporation of Manitoba. The Canadian Government realized there were people here who were not "Indians"? Who ever said the early bird gets the worm? They defined "Indians". They were not "Indians" by their definition! "The Hit" felt sad because he saw a shiny steel shaft coming for them early birds with possession. The Canadian Government decided to put a piece of paper to this issue! The Canadian Train engines pulled steel on steel through warmer air towards Vancouver 8 1/2 hrs away through Rocky Mountains. "The Hit" felt sadness for the "undefined" pioneers on the great plains. 

They passed through the Neepawa area of "Manitoba". "The Hit" felt sorry for those Metis and "squatters". He knew what it was like to grow from the bottom of the barrel as the town drunks son. The Righteous would discount him. The Righteous would discount the Metis and squatters as well. The Government created a paper to resolve the issue for these Metis and squatters. They called it the very proper sounding statute known as the Free Lands Homestead Act of 1872. That piece of paper would deal with those pesky fur traders, Buffalo hunters, merchants, and Metis. "The Hit" watched Gladstone pass with the prairie. "The Hit" counted down the 8 hours to Vancouver, while he thought about life, and how fair life could be to the discounted. 

The Free Lands Homestead Act solved the problem of these pesky Metis and squatters. They had possession! They were early birds! But they did not get the worm? They didn't have a piece of paper! The Homestead Act defined the settlement of the North West Territories. The "Indians" as defined by the Canadian Government were allowed "their" own pieces of their land known as reserves. This separated the "Indians" from the rest of the people in the "uninhabited" lands. The rest of the people in the "uninhabited" lands were now the descendants of early trappers, fur traders, buffalo hunters, voyageurs, merchants, and explorers. Their offspring was often of mixed breeding with the "Indians". They were the Metis. The Canadian Train charged through the Rocky Mountains with 7 1/2 hours to arrive in Vancouver, and "The Hit" was starting to think the origin of the "Mysterious Financier" did not lie on the Yellowhead Highway. 

The uninhabited lands included descendants of early trappers, fur traders, buffalo hunters, voyageurs, merchants, and explorers. They were Metis. They were single instance genetic material. They had no predecessor. They would not repeat. The uninhabited lands of the North West Territories would only be settled once. The Canadian Government applied the same treatment for the Metis across all of the great plains. They were relegated to a "squatter" status across what became Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba as the Black Valient passed Westbourne and MacDonald. The Canadian Train passed darkness through the glass, with 7 hours to arrive in Vancouver on December 28th. How could the "Mysterious Financier" be found in these uninhabited lands? 

The Black Valient followed the truck and house trailer through the Cartier area of Manitoba, while "The Hit" considered the Free Lands Homestead Act. It was free! The settler was required to occupy and improve the land either by deforestation or plow. The buffalo had been killed. The fur bearing animals were barely keeping a paw on the land. This Free Lands Homestead Act gave 1/4 section or 90 acres of land to the new "settler" of the uninhabited lands. The solution seemed perfect as they sped past Headingley in a dark sky. The 5 1/2 hour drive to Winnipeg, had taken them about 9 hours as they approached Winnipeg. Meanwhile, The Canadian Train charged into the stars above the mountains, as it climbed towards Vancouver which was 6 1/2 eons distant. 

There was no sign of the "Mysterious Financier" on the Yellowhead Highway. The city lights of Winnipeg jumped out of the dusk in the distance. There may have been no Mysterious Financier on the Yellowhead Highway, but there were inhabitants in the uninhabited land. "The Hit" felt sadness for those people. They were people. They were descendants of trappers, fur traders, buffalo hunters, voyageurs, merchants, explorers, and the "Indians". They were mixed genes. They were Metis, but they were people. The lands were not "uninhabited". They tamed the Northwest Territories. Could you imagine a white settler on the open prairie building a fence without trees which could stop a herd of Buffalo? It's hilarious. There may not be a "Mysterious Financier" on the Yellowhead Highway into the Red River Valley, but their once was Metis. 

The Canadian Train cut through the Rockies, the Black Valient approached Winnipeg, and the surveyors lens cut the uninhabited land away from the Metis and "Indians". The newly formed Canadian Government cut each 1 square mile into 4 quarters. Each quarter was 1/4 square mile. It's was called a home quarter. The rich could cut more quarters for money. Each Section was 4 quarters or 1 mile by 1 mile. The surveyor's lens cut the great plains with a ferocious accuracy. The arbitrary lens cut the end of Lenore Lake off with a ferocious accuracy! The lens cut the prairie like a piece of cake. The lens continued into the boreal forests in the north. The lens cut deep into the far north which became Crown Land for logging and mining. Meanwhile, The Canadian Train cut through the Rockies 5 1/2 hours away from Vancouver, and "The Hit" was convinced his trouble with the "Mysterious Financier" did not originate on the Yellowhead Highway in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. 

The Grid Road System was built to access each quarter of land. There would normally be a dirt road on each mile marker going in 4 directions. Each square of 36 Sections was therefore 6 miles by 6 miles. Most townships had early "settler" areas which became small towns, and this lead to a small town every 10 miles on the prairies. It was all supposed to be neat and tidy. Square. Proper. Free Land. It was after all a Free Land Act. It was not free! The settlers were not capable of taking it for free! The settlers had to take it from someone else! The Black Valient pulled into Winnipeg, as "The Hit" tired in his seat 5 hours from Vancouver. "The Hit" drank hard from his Mikey of Vodka, because the truth was making him sick. 

Most people are deluded in how the west was won. The reality is too much for the righteous church building settlers across the plains. In southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba the fur was the currency of the "Indians" after 1680. The Hudson's Bay's trade was in fur and supplies. The artificially high demand for fur tamed the wildlife over 200 years. The Buffalo were the dominant species, and they were killed by as many as 3 1/2 million per year for many years. There were no fences capable of stopping these herd built in North America. The Buffalo herds were slaughtered. They were not killed by settlement, they were killed to allow settlement. It is delusional to think of settlers being capable of building 3 - 4 metre high log fences on the open prairie to stop the herds. The proof of delusional prairie sentiment is often found in what is not present. There are no pictures of these massive fences! 

The descendants of trappers, fur traders, buffalo hunters, voyageurs, merchants, and explorers mixed genetic material with the "Indians" for 200 years. The offspring were Metis. This group of people tamed the Northwest Territories with the help of the "Indians" over 200 years. "The Hit" felt sadness for those people. They were cheated. They did the hard work. They got the wildlife under control without "Free Land". They hunted down the Buffalo so the settlers grovelling over the "Free Land" could make a stand on the prairie. The settlers have no pictures of massive fences because the dominant species was already gone! The settlers took the land away the "uninhabited" with their proper sounding heading "Free Lands Homestead Act of 1872." The Metis, the squatters, and "The Hit" looked up from the bottom of the barrel. 

They would fight back! 

***** 41 DESCRIPTION "The Hit" realized that he should have taken the name of the hazer on the train from the VIA staff. Jack had witness their words. The "Mysterious Financier's" crew were required to show ID to get their tickets on The Canadian Train on December 27th and 28 Th in 1997. "The Hit" believed he could still work this out somehow. 

***** 41 QUESTION Do you know the "Mysterious Financier". Do you know any additional material about the people, places, or events in the Red River Valley Outline? Do you have real history about the Metis? Win a free book or cash for helping research the true story "The Child's Revenge". 

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Chapter 42 Ear Falls Ontario 

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"The Hit" awoke as The Canadian Train pulled into Vancouver at 07:50 on December 28 1997. He had to believe he would survive to see Cayla in Saskatoon the next summer, and he could contact with her by phone until next summer. The Canadian Train decelerated for the last few hundred metres to stop softly on steel tracks. "The Hit" gathered his duffle bag before walking into the Pacific Central Rail Station in Vancouver. He noticed a slim dark haired man in his 30's at the station. He was at the Rail Station when "The Hit" bought his ticket. "The Hit" calculated him to be one of the "Mysterious Financier's" men! 

"The Hit" noted the man's looks, build, hair, clothing, logo's, colours, patterns, and eye ware, before he noticed that the man had a hand with no baggage. Interesting, the "Mysterious Financier's" man did not carry a bag? He must be meeting someone? His body motion and his focus did not appear to be searching passengers streaming into the station. Then, "The Hit" was surprised to vaguely recognize this man from "Rumours" which was a Bar in the Best Western Hotel on Idlewild Drive in Saskatoon in the late 1970's and early 1980's. "The Hit" pretended not to make the "Mysterious Financier's" man. He hurried out of Pacific Rail Station for a cab home to Burnaby. Once in a cab, "The Hit" thought back to Winnipeg for the origin of the "Mysterious Financier". 

In August of 1973, Harvey's run had taken them to the heart of the Red River Valley. "The Hit" followed with Rhonda, Kim, Lorraine, and his mother in the Black Valient. Leo rode with Harvey in the truck while the horse trailer followed behind. Harvey left Rhonda and Kim in Winnipeg with his ex wife, while he continued his run from "The Twins". "The Hit" was going to miss Rhonda and Kim, but not with the same intensity as he missed Bernadette from Humboldt. Rhonda and Kim were excited to be back with their friends win Winnipeg. "The Hit" discounted any possibility that the "Mysterious Financier" came from Winnipeg, while the cab drove east on Hastings Street in Vancouver towards Burnaby. Meanwhile, the truck, horse trailer, and the Black Valient were heading southeast on William Avenue toward King Street. Where would Harvey's run end? 

"The Hit" paid the cab driver in front of the house on Ranelagh Avenue in Burnaby on December 28th 1997. Meanwhile, he continued to search his past for the origin of the "Mysterious Financier". In 1973, the Black Valient turned right on Main Street in Winnipeg before following Chemin St Mary. They turned left at Chemin St Anne before turning right at Avenue Fermor / Trans Canada Hwy E. "The Hit" was not sure where they were heading as they left Winnipeg that night. Harvey's run was starting to challenge the a 12 year old town drunks son. Until Harvey's run came along, Humboldt was considered to be a big trip for "The Hit". "The Hit" wrote of Winnipeg as a problematic origin of the "Mysterious Financier", as he used his keys to enter his suite in Burnaby. 

"The Hit" was relieved to be in Burnaby without any major incidents. He was eager to work on the Onlineglass.com software project, but his mind wandered back to the origin of the "Mysterious Financier" funding Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff. "The Hit" thought back to following the truck and horse trailer with the Black Valient. They drove out of Winnipeg under the darkness of the night. "The Hit" knew no destination as they passed the # 12 Highway Exchange outside of Winnipeg. Harvey's run continued through Richer, Reynolds, East Braintree, and the Falcon Beach in August 1973. Meanwhile, "The Hit" started the Logitech Camera in the window for security in Burnaby in December 1997. 

The Black Valient followed the trailer taillights through darkness to Whiteshell near the Manitoba Border. The # 1 Trans Canada Highway became the # 17 Trans Canada Highway as they entered Ontario. They stopped and parked the truck and horse trailer on a abandoned strip of the old Trans Canada Highway just east of a small lake in Ontario. They unloaded the horses. They pitched 2 tents. It rained as they slept! "The Hit" slept into the daylight before discovering the edge of the Canadian Shield. He walked around to see that it was actually trees clinging to rocks. He thought the Bretons could gain some insight from these trees, as he prepared for the trip back to Watrous with Harvey to pick up the old house trailer in 1973. Meanwhile, "The Hit" kept checking his window camera for signs of the "Mysterious Financier's" crew in 1997, while Harvey was already preparing for his next run in 1973. 

Harvey and "The Hit" unhooked the horse trailer from the truck, before they went back to Watrous to pick up the house trailer. They drove west on the Trans Canada / Yellowhead highway back to Watrous. "The Hit" saw the transition from the Canadian Shield to the Great Canadian Plains in the daylight as they made the 880 km trip back to Watrous. They arrived in Watrous in the cover of darkness to hitch the old house trailer to the truck. They started pulling the house trailer back to Ontario that night, and they arrived back at campsite in Ontario the next afternoon. Once they parked the house trailer, Harvey was already planning his next run. "The Hit" found some blueberries in the forest. Lorraine was taking care of the horses. Leo tried fishing in the nearby lake. Harvey and "The Hit's" mother slept. "The Hit" waited for Harvey's next run tomorrow! Meanwhile, "The Hit" in Burnaby was hoping for a quiet night behind Garth's garage. 

The next morning Lorraine stayed with the horses and the horse trailer in the Norther Ontario wilderness. Harvey and Leo pulled the old house trailer into Ear Falls with Harvey's truck. "The Hit" road with his mother in the Black Valient, as they followed for the 250 km run to Ear Falls. They passed Clearwater Bay as they headed east on the # 17 Highway / Trans Canada Highway. They followed the old house trailer, as it merged into the # 17A Highway / Trans Canada Highway. They passed the Keewatin and Vermillion Bay areas, before turning left on # 105 Highway. They drove north for the last 102 km into Ear Falls. Meanwhile, "The Hit" struggled with the Onlinglass.com database in Burnaby, while he remembered what Ear Falls was like for a 12 year old prairie kid from a small town. 

***** 42 DESCRIPTION Harvey's Run continued to Ear Falls, and Winnipeg kept his daughters. "The Hit" knew the "Mysterious Financier" was not from St. Brieux, Humboldt, Watrous, The Yellowhead Highway, or Winnipeg. 

***** 42 QUESTION Win a Free Book or Cash for details! Do you know fact, details, or events relating to The "Mysterious Financier", or who met "The Hit" at Pacific Central Station? Should "The Hit" try to contact the Hell's Angels to tell them about the "Mysterious Financier", Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, and Jeff? 

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Chapter 43 Oxdrift 

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"The Hit" woke early on December 29th 1997, as he automatically checked to see if "Bertha" was in her place. "Bertha" was a 40 cm butcher knife of the hacking variety. He kept her close at night. She was kept in her place by the head of the bed. Bertha was ready, and "The Hit" was eager to get back to work on the Onlineglass.com software project. He worked in his house coat as usual, but his mind kept wandering back to the origin of the "Mysterious Financier". "The Hit" thought back to Ear Falls Ontario with Harvey, Lois, Leo, Lorraine, and "The Hit" in Ear Falls in August 1993. 

The town of Ear Falls dug roots in the 1840's, and the "Indians" as defined by the Canadian Goverment. There would be no farming in this area. "The Hit" was quite surprised people could live that way? The town found its roots in the fur bearing animals trapped as the currency of the "Indians" who would be defined by the Canadian Government sometime after 1867. Those fur roots found The Hudson's Bay Company's post, and those furs found backs and heads worldwide. The fur bearing animals paid the price. Meanwhile, "The Hit" put a lot of time into migrating a database to a text format for the demo version of Onlineglass.com project in 1997. Harvey returned with Lorraine and the horses. 

While working on the repetitive tasks of the database conversion, "The Hit" continued to ponder the origin of the "Mysterious Financier" in Ear Falls. The early fur traders had built around the Hudson's Bay Post, and the post turned into a small town during the The Red Lake and The Woman Lake Gold Rush of 1926/27, Ear Falls and Goldpines became the major activity centres. They became freighting centres for the north. Local legend has it that Goldpines was the largest freighting base in the world in 1940. Gold Pines and Ear Falls lost their shine after the # 105 Highway was completed in 1947. 

Harvey planned to feed on this gold vein in 1973, so he backed the old house trailer into a camp spot at Gold Pines Camp just on the edge of Ear Falls. Harvey unhooked the old house trailer in the Gold Pines Camp. He returned to near the Manitoba border where Lorraine, the horses, and the horse trailer waited patiently. "The Hit" started to check out the Gold Pines Camp in Ear Falls, as Harvey left for the back run. Meanwhile, "The Hit" slept in his room with Bertha. 

"The Hit" woke up on December 30 `1997, and returned to work on the Onlineglass.com software project. Meanwhile, "The Hit" explored the Gold Pines Camp in Ear Falls on the edge of Lac Seul in the middle of August 1993. The lake had 3 names in revisionist history. “Obe-She-Ko-Ka” was the name the native people gave to Lac Seul. The early French fur traders called the lake "Lac Seulment" meaning "Lake Alone" in French. The lake is well known for producing giant Walleye. Today the high catch and release limit of 45 to 50 cm keeps the fisherman busy releasing smaller fish. The English shortened the name of the impressive lake which fills 560 square miles to Lac Seul. When he was wandering the camp "The Hit" was starting to doubt that a 12 year old boy could find a problem like the "Mysterious Financier" in Ear Falls Ontario. 

If there was no "Mysterious Financier" in lake alone country, then Lac Seul was definitely an impressive lake with a shoreline 4800 km long. The sun's reflection would have caught the eye of even the oldest Bald Eagles flying over Northwester Ontario. The Eagles fished Lac Seul, and the men who couldn't fish told their stories in the "Liars Club" at Golden Pine Camp instead of cleaning fish. The town of Ear Falls had 800 residents, and this was easily twice as big as St. Brieux. "The Hit" liked fishing and swimming so it was starting to look like this could be a good fit in the third week of August 1993, while the Onlineglass.com database was coming along slowly. Wherever the "Mysterious Financier" come from, "The Hit" was quite certain he never met the "Mysterious Financier" in Ear Falls. 

"The Hit" woke with Bertha at the side of his bed. It was December 31 2007. He worked on the Onlineglass.com project database early in the day, but he kept thinking about the possible origin of the "Mysterious Financier" in Ear Falls. Ear Falls was a small town geared towards tourism. It had the fundamentals in a Bank, Post Office, Grocery Stores, Craft Shop, Town Library, Medical Center, Canadian Legion, Hiking Trails, Golf Course, Churches, Sportsplex, and a Museum. Harvey started a job at the Red Lake Gold mine the following Monday. Meanwhile, "The Hit" spent New Year's Eve with his friend Bob in North Vancouver. 

"The Hit" continued rewriting the database for Onlineglass.com on Jan 1 1998, and he continued to search his past for the "Mysterious Financier". Meanwhile, Harvey started work in the middle of August in Red Lake Ontario. He found a job working as an electrician at a gold mine in Red Lake Area. Red Lake was 1 hour northwest of Ear Falls under the best of conditions, and the drive could easily be 1 hour 15 minutes in Frosty's house next winter on # 105 Highway. There was no school in Ear Falls, so the school bus would take 1 1/2 hours each way 5 days a week. There was gold in those hills. It just wasn't close. "The Hit" in Burnaby got a good nights sleep. 

"The Hit" returned to the Onlineglass.com software project on Jan 2 1998. Meanwhile, he was learning about The Red Lake Gold district's Classic Greenstone Gold Belt as surveyors consider such things. That didn't mean much to "The Hit". The surveyors went on to point out that the achaean greenstone belt was a series of metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks. "Rocks" meant something to "The Hit". The gold came from veins in these rocks where there were "sequences of ultramafic mafic to felsic volcanics and sediments". "The Hit" struggled with rock breaking, but he understood that there was gold along these 5 breaks in the northeast and northwest around Red Lake. What broke the rock? Meanwhile in Burnaby "The Hit" was starting to run out of supplies, and he prepared to make a trip to the Safeway down the hill on Hastings Street. 

In Ear Falls the 5 key gold producers in the area found their gold near breaks in the rock with volcanic sediment. "The Hit" understood volcanoes could break rocks, and the volcanoes left little footprints of "hydrothermal alteration". It made perfect sense to the 12 year old "Hit". Ear Falls was starting to look better each day. Their was gold, fishing, and plenty of rock on the Canadian Shield. "The Hit" liked Ear Falls over his previous position, as the town drunks son in St. Brieux. Meanwhile, "The Hit" left his suite by the back door to walk to Safeway on Hastings Street. 

In Burnaby, "The Hit" had a shower. He was ready to get groceries. Meanwhile, "The Hit" had warmed to Ear Falls or “Otahwaka Powitek” as the "Indians" called the Falls. They believed the falls were haunted by the spirit of the beaver between the upper and lower falls. The "Indians" could see the beavers head and ears swimming in the falls. They came up with ear falls rising and falling in the foaming waters. Unfortunately, Harvey and Lois were starting to realize that the travel time for work and school was going to be a heavy toll. "The Hit" walked out the back door in Burnaby. 

"The Hit" was starting to like Ear Falls in 1973, and he would have been fine leaving the town drunks son position vacant in St. Brieux. He would have taken the travel for the fishing, but Harvey and "The Hit's mother had decided. They were thinking of moving again. Meanwhile, in Burnaby "The Hit" took the back alley down the hill on Ranelagh Avenue before turning left on Pandora Street. He looked up Grosvenor Avenue as he walked to Safeway. He saw what he believed to be Jimmy The Junkie's car slowly moving through the intersection of Dundas Street and Grosvenor Avenue heading east. 

The Civic was heading east on Dundas Street, and "The Hit" saw the passenger on the right side. He could not recognize the passenger. He could not see the driver. It was definitely Jimmy The Junkies car though. He was still driving the same Honda Civic he had at Tipparary Place on Manitoba Street in New Westminister. He continued walking downhill on Pandora Street before veering right on Sunningdale Road. "The Hit" walked downhill on Sunningdale road hoping the "Mysterious Financier" had enough of Jimmy the Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff. "The Hit" hoped. 

Harvey and Lois had decided they would leave the Gold Pines Camp in Ear Falls. Harvey's run from the twins would continue to a small town just outside of Dryden Ontario called Oxdrift. They hooked up the old house trailer at the end of August, and this would be Harvey's last run before school started. Harvey hooked up the old house trailer at the Gold Pines Camp. He left Lorraine with the horses. Leo rode with Harvey in the truck as "The Hit" rode with his mother in the Black Valient for the 135 km run to Ear Falls. Meanwhile, "The Hit" turned right on Howard Avenue in Burnaby, as he considered the possibility that Jimmy and his Crew were on their own? 

"The Hit" walked down Howard Avenue before turning towards Safeway on Hastings Street. He continued downhill on Hastings Street, and "The Hit" thought perhaps Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff figured out Jimmy The Junkie had ripped them off? It wasn't one of them in the passenger seat of the Honda Civic. Maybe he would not need to find the origin of the "Mysterious Financier" in Ear Falls after all? "The Hit" wondered back to Ear Falls. Harvey pulled the old house trailer south past Perrault Falls and Vermillion Bay to the # 17 Trans Canada Highway. They followed the old house trailer through Waldhoff, Machin, and Minnitaki. They drove through Oxdrift on the # 17 Trans Canada Highway to turn right off the highway on Glengoland Rd just east of Oxdrift. Harvey parked the old house trailer in a clearing on the edge of the road. "The Hit" was home. 

***** 43 DESCRIPTION Bertha, Ear Falls, and Onlineglass.com Hudson Bay Company Lac Seulment" meaning "Lake Alone" Red Lake Gold Mine "The Hit" spent about 1 1/2 years in Oxdrift Ontario. He would have arrived in early September 1973. He attended the Oxdrift Public School. "The Hit" started Grade 7 at 12 years of age in 1973 in Mr Davidson's class. Do you have any information about "The Hit" in Oxdrift from September 1973 to June 1975. Win a free book or cash for details about "The Hit". 

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"The Hit" walked east past Holdem, Fell, and Kensington, as he walked towards the Safeway on Hastings Street in Burnaby on Jan 2 1998. "The Hit" thought back to when he arrived in Oxdrift at the end of August 1993. Could the "Mysterious Financier" be found somewhere in Northwestern Ontario? It is hard to imagine that a 12 year old boy could pick up an enemy like the Mysterious Financier in Northwestern Ontario? Harvey pulled the old house trailer on to what amounted to a small clearing and a hole in the ground for water. He parked the old house trailer facing north in parallel with the Glengoland Road. Then he went back for Lorraine and the horses. 

"The Hit" walked down the hill on Hastings Street past Kensington Park to the corner of Hastings Street and Kensington Avenue where the ABC Country Restaurant anchored the Kensington Square Mall. He considered the origin of the "Myterious Financier" when he was living in the empty clearing in the old house trailer on Glengoland Road in Northwestern Ontario. Harvey had returned with Lorraine, the horses, and his old truck which limped into the empty clearing with the house trailer hooked behind in a puff of blue smoke on the last mile. 

Harvey's run from "The Twins" paused in Oxdrift, and "The Hit" did not want his old job back as the town drunks son in St. Brieux Saskatchewan. "The Hit" realized that his life in Oxdrift Ontario was going to consist of living in a clearing in the bush, along the side of the road, in an old house trailer. He was horseless. He was in the middle of nowhere. "The Hit" missed Ear Falls. He missed Rhonda in Watrous. He especially missed Bernadette, and he wished he was back in Humboldt. He wondered if the running would ever end before school started in Oxdrift? Meanwhile, "The Hit" walked along the front of the Kensington Square Shopping Center. 

"The Hit" walked past the Kensington Starbucks, BC Liquor Store, Public Library, Shoppers Drug Mart, and the Kensington Medical Clinic before turning into the Safeway. He thought about the possible origin of the "Mysterious Financier" from Northwestern Ontario while he shopped for groceries. Harvey started working for Weyerhaeuser Pulp and Paper in Dryden Ontario. Ken Dryden shocked the hockey world a few days before training camp with his retirement. He had played well in the Summit Series. "The Hit" was forced to cut off all his hair before starting school in Oxdrift. The hockey gods chocked, and so did "The Hit". 

"The Hit" finished shopping for groceries at Safeway. He paid for his groceries with his debit card, before he left the store. He walked west on the sidewalk in front of Kensington Square, before deciding to pick up Vodka at the BC Liquor store on his way home with his grocery bags. He bought Vodka with his debit card, before he continued west on the sidewalk. He noticed a tall woman approaching, who he believed he recognized as Torsten Sinneman's girlfriend. Torsten Sinneman was involved in the failed start up of Zepplin Computers with Broco Auto Glass in early 1997. Could Torsten be the "Mysterious Financier"? 

The question pondered "The Hit"? Torsten was at the Broco Auto Glass board meeting on Burnet in January 1997. The store managers were in attendance. "The Hit" asked him to join the project. Broco signed up as well. That left Broco, Torsten, and "The Hit" to break up in April when Broco had enough of the software business. Torsten would not return his equipment, and "The Hit" gave all of his equipment back. Merle tried to get his equipment back from Torsten's apartment on Main Street in Vancouver, but it appeared that Torsten made a "Midnight Move" with Broco's development equipment. That was Torsten's girlfriend. Was that Torsten in Jimmy The Junkie's car up on the hill? 

"The Hit" kept working his way home on Kensington and Hastings Street while his mind wandered back to the search for the "Mysterious Financier" in Northwestern Ontario. "The Hit" caught the school bus from the edge of the clearing on Glengoland Road to Oxdrift for his first day of Grade 7 with Mr Davidson in the Grade 6 & 7 class. Mr. Davidson seated "The Hit" with the Grade 6 students on his first day. When Mr. Davidson began handing out the text books, "The Hit" suggested he had read all these books in Grade 5 or 6. Mr. Davidson moved "The Hit" to the other side of the room with the Grade 7 students where he received the books he read in Grade 6 last year at St. Dominic's School in Humboldt. "The Hit" didn't mind at all though, because he got a desk behind the blond girl Sharron. 

"The Hit" arrived home without any further difficulties, and he went back to work on the Onlineglass.com software project. His mind wandered back to Oxdrift and Northwestern Ontario in the search for the "Mysterious Financier". The Ontario winter blew in early chilling the Canadian Shield like an ice cube. "The Hit" met Melvin who lived nearby on Glengoland Road and the Trans Canada. His life deteriorated to the point that the weekly grocery trip to Dryden was a big event. The life was being dulled out of him. The pain of the biting cold while watching for the school bus was the only icicle sharp enough to remind "The Hit" that he was not dead. Help! Meanwhile, "The Hit" slept in Burnaby. 

"The Hit" awoke on January 3 rd 1998, and he began his day by responding to an email from Bill Matles of Universal Data Interchange (UDI) in DuBois Pennsylvania. Bill had an interest in "The Hit's" Onlineglass.com software project. UDI was in the insurance claim processing business. They exchanged emails regularly regarding the Auto Glass Insurance Industry. "The Hit" caught up on his email before returning to the Onlineglass.com software project. He kept working through the repetitive data mining tasks to setup the Cars in the database. His mind wandered back to Northwestern Ontario in December 1973. 

Glengoland Road life in Northwestern Ontario was to quiet for "The Hit". "The Hit" yearned for Humboldt, Watrous, or Ear Falls. His routine was limited to playing shinny in Oxdrift once a week on the outdoor rink with his brother Leo. He spent a little time with Lorraine and the horses. Lorraine was always loved the horses. She cried when she sold Sunny in Oxdrift, and then she focused her efforts on Nada. Harvey bought a team of Clydesdale horses to pull a sleigh. He sold the Chuckwagon and Chariot with Sunny Beach and Smoky Joe. "The Hit" got a new horse Collie. Lois got a new horse Cheyanne. The herd was up to 12 horses, and "The Hit" played soccer on the Canadian Shield during lunch hour at school. It was boring. He was isolated. Daily highlights included watching the ice accumulate on the roads. His rescue came by way of Santa Clause. The town drunk had invited his 3 children home for Christmas in St. Brieux. 

***** DECRIPTION The Canadian Hit walked to Kensington Square when he saw Jimmy The Junkie's car from Pandora Avenue. "The Hit" saw Torsten Sinneman's girlfriend at Kensington square. Torsten Sinneman was a partner with "The Hit" with Broco Auto Glass on the failed software startup. 

***** QUESTION Win a free book or cash for details, events, or new information about The Canadian Hit, Kensington Square or Jimmy The Junkie's Car. Do you know Torsten Sinneman, his girlfriend, "The Hit", or the Zepplin project with Broco Auto Glass? 

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Chapter 45 Greyhound Canada 

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"The Hit" awoke Jan 4 1998 in Burnaby, before he continued with the Onlineglass.com software project. The money he received from his fathers inheritance was going faster than he had hoped. He went back to work on the Onlinelgass.com database with dogged determination. Meanwhile, he thought back to the origin of the "Mysterious Financier", as he considered Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff to be the "Mysterious Financier's" soldiers. Meanwhile, in Northwestern Ontario "The Hit" had his bag packed on Friday December 21st 1973. His brother Leo paid for the bus tickets at the Greyhound bus station in Dryden Ontario for the trip to St. Brieux. "The Hit" would escape the boredom of Glengoland Road, for the infamy of the town drunks son position in St. Brieux. 

"The Hit" and his brother Leo boarded the Greyhound bus at 17:55 in Dryden Ontario in 1973. Lorraine had decided not to follow the boys, and she stayed in Oxdrift for the holidays. The boys headed west through Vermillion Bay to Kenora, where they had their first rest break at 19:50 that evening. They continued through Clearwater Bay, Granite Lake, and Moth Lake, before they passed through the Ontario / Manitoba border. Meanwhile, in Burnaby "The Hit" listened to television as he worked on the Onlineglass.com software project on Ranelagh in Burnaby. "The Hit" on Ranelagh wondered if it was worth while considering his past in Oxdrift for the origin of the "Mysterious Financier". 

The Greyhound bus continued through West Hawk Lake, Falcon Lake, Mcmunn, Prawda, and Richer, as "The Hit" in Burnaby felt his stomach drop. Jimmy The Junkie and his crew were back behind the neighbours garage in the alley. They were not doing very much. They were just hazing from the alley. They drove by a few times with a vehicle with what sounded to be a smaller engine. "The Hit" assumed it was Jimmy The Junkie's Civic with multi coloured body parts from Tipperary Place in New Westminister. Meanwhile, the Greyhound bus rolled through the Saint Anne junction before entering the bus depot in Winnipeg at 22:25 that night. "The Hit" shut down the computers, camera, television, and went to sleep in Burnaby with Bertha at his side. 

"The Hit" awoke on Jan 5 in Burnaby, and he began work on the database, but his mind kept wandering back to the origin of the "Mysterious Financier". He continued tracing the origin of the "Mysterious Financier" from Winnipeg? Leo and "The Hit" had a layover in Winnipeg from 22:25 to 23:45 before boarding a bus heading towards Saskatoon. The bus pulled out of the Greyhound Bus Depot at 487 Portage Avenue towards Kirkfield Park. The Greyhound started it's all night run through Headingley, Lido Plage Junction, Elie Junction, and Oakville Junction. The Greyhound Bus arrived in Portage La Prairie for passengers and freight at 00:45 on December 22 ND 1973, before "The Hit" slept through Macdonald, Westbourne, Woodside, Gladstone, Neepawa, Franklin, Minnedosa. 

Leo and "The Hit" slept through the longest night in the silver tube in the night. They glided in the racing greyhound passing Stratclair, Shoal Lake, Langenburg, Churchbridge, Yorkton, Springside, Theodore, Foam Lake, Wynyard, Lanigan, Viscount, and Dafoe. The racing greyhound made it through Foam Lake better than the horses! Finally, Leo and "The Hit" arrived in Dafoe Saskatchewan, where they waited for a bus transfer on December 22nd at noon. Meanwhile, it was getting late in Burnaby on Janurary 5 1998, and "The Hit" was disappointed because he was unable to find any interested investors in the Onlineglass.com project. 

"The Hit" awoke next to Berta on January 6 1998 on Ranelagh Avenue in Burnaby. He was considering his next step with the Onlineglass.com software project. It was one year ago he had the board meeting with Broco. He worried that he may have lost his best choice for the project. Broco Auto Glass was the perfect fit. He should never have let Torsten Sinneman into the project. Torsten turned out to be a penny thief stealing from Broco, and "The Hit" realized Torsten was quite the moron. The hand he wanted to play to Broco was lost. Broco had everything in place to make hundreds of millions. How? 

On December 22 1973 ND Leo and "The Hit" boarded the bus for the last leg of the trip from Dafoe to St. Brieux. The boys continued through Watson, Englefeld, St. Gregor, Meunster, and Lake Lenore, before they finally arrived in St. Brieux just before dark. The town drunk wandered out of the bar towards the tired looking racing Greyhound. "The Hit" could tell he was waiting for the bus in the window seat of the St. Brieux Bar 1/2 block south. The town drunk wandered towards the boys at the side of the bus between the St. Brieux Restaurant and the tired Greyhound. "The Hit" had his old job back! Meanwhile, where's the cash? 

How? "The Hit" was working on Ranelagh with his camera guarding his window on Jan 6 TH. He considered the past and future of the Onlineglass.com project. "The Hit" had networked computers, databases, LAN's, and WAN's since 1990 in Greater Vancouver. In August he attended the Microsoft launch of Windows 95 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Windows 95 included a web browser called Internet Explorer in August 1995. "The Hit's interest in networking pushed dramatically into Internet programing and networking guided by Netscape's incredible push. 

Microsoft was already a distant second to Netscape which had origins in Mosaic. Internet Explorer would play catch up to Netscape's incredible development pace. Microsoft built their Internet presence on Internet Explorer's free access. This would later be part of a law suit resulting in court decisions against Microsoft in 1998. Meanwhile, Netscape 2.0 hammered in technological innovations of frames, Java, Javascript, and Plug-Ins. These advancements distanced it from the pack even with its price tag. In the browser wars mid 1995 to late 1996 was a very busy time for both browsers. They both hammered out new releases trying to one-up the other. "The Hit" remembered how the fight built the window to the Internet, and he found his windows to the cash. 

He had decided that Onlineglass.com was going to be an "Intranet" in the fall of 1996. The term had yet to be coined, but the concept was set in concrete. "The Hit" had monitored the progression of programing technologies through these 2 browser windows. He saw the necessary capability that he to program Onlineglass.com to run on the Internet through either of these windows. The "Intranet" was actually going to be three networks with a layered network connecting all three to the Auto Glass Database. The Thompson Corporation currently owned the Mitchell auto glass database known as NAGS. Thompson Corporation had a monopoly position in the auto glass industry in North America. Thompson was the only supplier of a database and part numbering system for all vehicles. "The Hit" could see the cash! 

The Onlineglass.com software project was conceptualized to provide a new level of structured reason to 3 different industries involved in the delivery of 1.5 billion dollars in services to the auto industry in North America. "The Hit" was ready technologically when they sat down at the Broco Auto Glass board meeting in January 1997. "The Hit" knew Broco was the perfect partner to start the project with because of the "Media" presence which would be important later. They were also big enough to make a lot of money in what was going to happen in the next 3 years. "The Hit" counted 4 - 5 hundred million for them to share. "The Hit" wanted to start slow, and he wanted to try to explain to them what he was doing. It was not easy. He explained. 

Unfortunately, "The Hit" was never a linguistic person, even though he tries with his words. His mind actually calculates rather than dictates. The explanation never really justified what the software project was destined to become in January of 1997 when 99 percent of the Internet was dial up. "The Hit" always knew a hand was better with a thumb. He knew two hands with thumbs could shake the world. Finally, "The Hit" believed the ability to reason increased as a direct result of communication. "The Hit" tries to explain the concept of Onlineglass.com in 3 industries to the collision balls. 

"The Hit" compares two balls colliding to computer network communication. He has seen network communication increase the accuracy of reasoned reaction in the medical industry. For example, when 2 balls collide, each ball has a near infinite variety of destinations. These 2 balls would never have reached some of the optimum destinations without the communication stimulus. "The Hit" adds other ball. The addition of the third ball, actually adds 2 collisions for each ball or 6 collisions. The chance of an optimum hit is increased dramatically. "The Hit" saw his early WAN's in the medical industry change medical treatment because of better bounces through communication. The Onlineglass communication was going to increase the auto glass industry effectiveness in providing the 1.5 billion in services each year. 

The Auto Glass Stores would represent 3500 balls bouncing randomly through the database creating invoices. The Auto Glass Wholesalers would represents 200 balls bouncing through the database. The Insurance Industry would represent another 200 balls bouncing through the database. There could be thousands of balls in collision simultaneously between all three industries. While, these balls were separated by the continents, they could each reach optimum direction without being proximate to bounce off each other. Yet they could aspire to optimum collision direction. If they disagreed on the optimum direction of the bounce, the Onlineglass software provided mediation to another bounce, or as many bounces a necessary to mediate the entire industry simultaneously. "The Hit" thinks it's really straight forward to understand. It's collision guidance! It's Darwinian? "The Hit's" mind swims in algorithms. Meanwhile, the town drunks son is home for Christmas on December 22 ND 1973, and he has seen no sign possible origin of the "Mysterious Financier". 

***** 5 DESCRIPTION Greyhound Canada Outlines the Greyhound from Dryden to St. Brieux in 1973. "The Hit" explains the timing of the software to take advantage of the Thompson International monopoly. Meanwhile, Jimmy The Junkie, Little Mike, Mike, and Jeff show a picture of "The Hit" with a copy of "The Note" on Hastings Street in Vancouver for the Mysterious Financier. 

***** 5 QUESTION Win a free book or cash for information about the people, places, or events in this outline? Did see "The Hit" preparing for the Internet IPO? 

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It was January 7 TH 1998 on Ranelagh Avenue in Burnaby as "The Hit" lamented the loss of Broco. Torsten turned Broco sour before they had a chance to understand what the project could be on the Internet. History would soon show that all they had to do was wait for the IPO markets to come to them. They had the original presence they needed at Vancouver Harbour Centre. "The Hit" knew the market would come to them soon enough. They had all lost their best chance at the upcoming IPO markets because of the petty theft of equipment and market wages before Broco had really bought into the project. They were perfect for the IPO with brand, auto glass shops, and revenue. What time would eventually bring to them would have been a huge IPO. The IPO would have been a monopoly. Meanwhile, "The Hit" hunted for the "Mysterious Financier" in a dark St. Brieux Christmas in December 1973, while he finished the web site and demonstration software for the Onlineglass project. 

On December 22 ND 1973 the racing Greyhound pulled away as Leo and "The Hit" threw their bags into the town drunks GM half ton. St. Brieux had not changed in the last 11 months since "The Hit's" mother left her husband. They bought some food at the Co-op, before they headed west on the Grid #779 through the surveyors cut across the end of Lenore Lake to the Rocky Ridge Ranch. The Rocky Ridge Ranch had not changed. It was empty. The cattle, horses, pigs, chickens, tractors, farm equipment, snowmobile, and life were invisible. It was an empty shell of what it once had been without calcium. The house was still there, but it was rented to Joe and his wife. She would buy Partridges from "The Hit" when he was young in St. Brieux when he was a kid. However, he was 12 years old now, and he was getting a taste of what it was like to be the town drunks son again. His mind ran back to the present as he could not imagine finding the "Mysterious Financier" in this empty shell. 

Meanwhile on January 8 TH in Burnaby "The Hit" considered how things had gone wrong in the beginning of the auto glass software project. Torsten charged up a lot of equipment on "The Hit's" Envirotech Canada Computers account at Wes Micro in Richmond. Broco was left with the bill. They agreed to make several payments on the account, as "The Hit's" credit suffered because his arrangement was for a couple of days credit. Then, Torsten considered himself so valuable to the project he demanded market wages before the project got off the ground. He really did not add that significantly to the project, and he worked hard a cementing himself into the deal. Personal greed became a vicious barrier to success when all they had to do was wait. Meanwhile, the town drunk had built a dark room in the house downstairs with a 40 cm by 60 cm windows drifted over by snow in the empty shell at the Rocky Ridge Ranch. 

The town drunk stayed in the room downstairs, and he rented the upstairs of the house. He was considerate in providing an old mattress on the floor for Leo and "The Hit" for their first night home in the dark downstairs room little room. The boys slept on a mattress on the floor while the town drunk drank whisky, and he was sure to tell them much he missed them. He drank. They tried to sleep. The town drunk raged until 5:00 AM in the morning while Leo and "The Hit" kept telling him to shut up! They ate a little snack food, as it did not appear the town drunk had kitchen privileges. Finally, the old man fell asleep. They woke up late in the morning, and the town drunks son's Christmas continued in the empty shell of the Rocky Ridge Ranch on December 24 TH 1998. "The Hit" was ready for a racing Greyhound heading east on the first day, but he was a trapped 12 years old. He was going to have to suck it up! 

"The Hit" flashed back to the present in Burnaby, where he continued to lament the false start with Broco. He worked on the Onlineglass project, while the occasional hazing continued outside. He really appreciated the camera in the window to guard the white rock along the side of the house. The hazing had followed him to Saskatoon. The hazing followed him back to Vancouver. The hazing continued in Burnaby. Whenever he moved around it seamed that half of Vancouver was supporting the Mysterious Financier. The web site was coming together to demonstrate the concepts and functions of the online auto glass database. He was finally finished connecting the demo database to the logical database without patented registered NAGS numbers. The site could drill down the make, model, year, and style of about 9000 cars to produce an invoice which could be printed locally with nothing but a Internet Browser. He slept. 

On December 24 TH "The Hit's" father did show a lot of consideration in planning ice fishing on Lenore Lake with their Uncle. Their own plywood ice shack had skated away with just about everything else. It was good to see his Uncle, and the ice fishing went well. "The Hit" has always enjoyed stuffing a little wood in the wood stove, and watching for fish in a dark fish shack. It was a short escape to normality, because they returned to the room in the basement where the snow completely covered the windows now. It was Christmas Eve. The town drunk went back to his regular job. Joe's wife brought down a plate of food for the boys. After eating "The Hit" had enough! He stole a bottle of 5 Star Whiskey, and he got drunk. The idea of drinking to excess may be passed on genetically, but "The Hit" was drinking to escape. However, the whiskey was a little to much for the 12 year old, and he found himself communicating with nature in a torrent of vomit. He got sick. 

Meanwhile, in Burnaby the Onlineglass demo was starting to work quite well, but "The Hit" realized he was going to need some help On January 9 TH 1998. This was too much for one person. The TV computer was barking out news of the collapsing Russian Ruble. He listened to a lot of news while he worked. The North American news media was feeding on the collapse of the Russian economy. They relished in the typical stories generated by the collapse of a currency on the poor. They loved the pain in the bread lines. They wolfed down images of carts of Rubles for a load of bread. Russia started defaulting on International Monetary Fund loans. The Russians saved most of their lives in private savings accounts. They were called mattresses. The bankrolled mattresses resided in their apartments across Russia. These mattresses were severely flattened loaf by loaf. Most Russians lost their life savings as they mattresses shrank. "The Hit" reasoned you could sleep on paper currency, but you could not eat it! 

On December 25 TH 1973, "The Hit" awoke with a hangover, and a thirst which would not go away! He suffered his way to the old GM truck, and they drove to his Grandmothers farm house on the east side of Naicam. She lived with her son Eve in an old farm house which "The Hit" loved to visit. Eve had all sorts of cool stuff. He had old surplus planes, parts, engines, and a great shop filled with 50 years of stuff. The Christmas dinner always followed Church at the Carra Marie church. It was not far from their homestead. They added a little weight to an already packed house. His hangover suffered along with his stomach and head through the church, prayers, and dinner. Leo and "The Hit" went to play a little shinny on Joe's ice rink, and the fresh air helped the hangover. When they got back the men were in the back room smoking and drinking. He was accepted for the first time in the back room. He even found himself with several drinks that day. The medicine of a hangover was to pour more fire on the flame. The hair of the dog. The town drunk drank with his son. 

"The Hit's" mind staggered back to the Onlineglass project in Burnaby. "The Hit" could already see the inevitable inflation and devaluation of the Ruble. The Ruble was the Russian currency for several centuries. Its name comes from the Russian verb "rubit". "Rubit" means "to chop." The Ruble was a weight chopped from a silver ingot (grivna). The Ruble was the Russian equivalent of the German Mark which was also a weight bound measurement for silver and gold. In medieval Western Europe the Ruble was also called "tselkovyi." "The Hit" realized he could buy about 20 Rubles for 1 Canadian dollar early in the crash. Russia had very little central banking authority. The mattresses would monitor their banking independently. The monetary supply of each independent mattress would far outweigh the number of loaves on the shelf. Inflation causes real people to buy hard assets. "The Hit" realized the total crash was inevitable before it actually happens. He understood. 

Meanwhile, back in Naicam they left the Christmas party very late. The town drunk was drunk, and his son was not hung over anymore! They found their way back to the Rocky Ridge Ranch to sleep, while "The Hit" considered "The Motherland" in Burnaby. "The Hit" knew the Russians were the first to put a satellite in space, and he considered the great Russian physicists and mathematicians. He understood that public access to secondary education to the masses shined the whole swath of minds to glean out the finest gems. He was convinced as the economy was collapsing. How many Canadian dollars would it take to get some help from bright Russians? The average monthly wage would be about 175 dollars Canadian. This could be the type of help he could afford if only he could get some investment. He decided to make his first contact in Vladimir Putin's new Russia tomorrow after he slept. 

On December 26 TH 1973, they visited a few relatives who would associate with the town drunk. "The Hit" attended a public skate at the old St. Brieux Arena which would be condemned several years later. Later that night there was a hockey game, and the town drunk made a scene. That was normal as "The Hit" tried to stay away from him. He was starting to appreciate the isolation of Oxdrift. He was ready for that racing Greyhound. He just needed to make it through a few more days. On December 27 TH, they drove around the area while the town drunk drank. That had been his job for as long as "The Hit" could remember. On December 28 TH Leo and "The Hit" packed their bags into the old GM Half Ton, and the painfully passing days were over. They arrived at the St. Brieux cafe just in time to see the racing Greyhound pulling up to the cafe. He would no longer feel the embarrassment of his father. The trap sprung! 

"The Hit" awoke in Burnaby on January 10 TH, and he started making the finishing touches to the Onlineglass web site. He then started searching the Internet for a possible contact in Russia. He decided that a "personal assistant" who spoke good English would be the ideal candidate. "The Hit" found Huelia Karmanova on a Russian Resume Web site. He liked her name, and the project definitely needed a little good karma. She had a University Education in Chemistry and English. This would be perfect. He emailed her to let her know he found her resume on the Internet. It was one bright hope in a series of disappointments. 

"The Hit" was disappointed that the trip to Philadelphia in November to meet the Independent Glass Wholesaler and UDI did not lead to better results. He had also spoken with David Whyte before Christmas in 1997, however David Whyte did not appear to be interested either. Their was talk about a Progressive Insurance connection with UDI, however that didn't get anywhere either. Finally, the Independent Glass Wholesaler in the Philadelphia was not quite the right fit either. The demo for Speedy Auto Glass went fairly well. However, they had doubts that a small operation could build an auto glass database similar to NAGS. Garth was eager to help, however he had his own resource problems at the time. Finally "The Hit's" funding from the town drunks estate was dwindling, and "The Hit" was tired of the Black Van and the "Mysterious Financier". He went to sleep, when hope was busy somewhere else. 

On January 11 TH 1998, "The Hit" had a functional explanation of the business, web site, and demonstration software running on the Internet. The demonstration outlined the functionality of the Onlineglass Intranet. However, "The Hit" was running out of money. The hazing was endless. He considered his options. The Internet had taken root. He needed money. He thought about taking a job. He did not know who the "Mysterious Financier" was yet, but he decided to move and look for a job. The Onlineglass project would remain online, and he would check his email daily to see if their was any additional interest in the project. "The Hit" also considered the possibility that the "Mysterious Financier" would forget about him when he moved. "The Hit" decided it was time to get out of dodge. "The Hit" decided to move to Toronto, and he would try to find a job. He began preparing to leave Burnaby. 

"The Hit" stored his computers and personal effects at the Packaging Depot in Burnaby. These items were to be shipped to him from the Packaging Depot when he called them back from Toronto. He would try to find a place, before the end of the month. His friend Bob drove him past the Racetrack and Hastings Street to the Greyhound Bus Depot. "The Hit" boarded the bus, and he left to Toronto on January 15 1998. 

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The Home Invasion

Direct from "The Hit"

Home Invasion Outline covers early February 1998 on Ranelagh in
Burnaby British Columbia. The Home Invasion occurs on Vancouver
Television with the identification of the car by the people who were
invaded. The Emergency Broadcast runs on local television appealing
to the public for help in finding the car that night. "The Hit" knows
the car. "The Hit" also knows Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew are
capable of a home invasion. Meanwhile, Jeff looks into a security
camera on a Corner Store robbery on Crime Stoppers. Join the Hunt for
the Mysterious Financier today!

The Home Invasion
The Child's Revenge
2170 Old Dollarton Road
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
V7H 1A7
604 929 0681
EMAIL The.Home...@Gmail.com
GROUP EMAIL the-home...@googlegroups.com
GROUP http://groups.google.ca/group/the-home-invasion
URL http://thehomeinvasion.blogspot.com/
READER http://www.google.com/reader/shared/02052819110532268872

On Mar 13, 11:36 pm, "Harbour.Centre.Vancou...@gmail.com"
<Harbour.Centre.Vancou...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've shared a document with you called "Vancouver Harbour Centre":http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dvs357v_0cgp96rcs&invite=gj283znIt's not an attachment -- it's stored online at Google Docs. To open this document, just click the link above. --- Hi Check out the Vancouver Harbour Centre shared at the following address.

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> "The Hit" got that sick feeling ...
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May 8, 2008, 6:34:16 PM5/8/08

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Seasoned Traveller

"The Hit" started Grade 9 in Shaunavon Saskatchewan at 14 years of age
at the Shaunavon High School in 1975. His Mother, Harvey, and
Lorraine had rented a house on 10 Th within close walking distance to
his school. "The Hit" should have felt like he was moving up in the
world. He didn't. "The Hit" and Lorraine registered themselves in
school. The principal had reservations that the Ontario school system
was one year behind. "The Hit" agreed. In any event both were
allowed to continue in their regular grades. "The Hit" was already
getting tired of the moving, St. Brieux, Humboldt, Watrous, Ear Falls,
Oxdrift, and now Shaunavon. He was a seasoned traveller in 2 1/2
years. He went to sleep in Burnaby dreaming auto glass.

Seasoned Traveller

The Home Invasion
The Child's Revenge
2170 Old Dollarton Road
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
V7H 1A7
604 929 0681
EMAIL The.Home...@Gmail.com
GROUP EMAIL the-home...@googlegroups.com
GROUP http://groups.google.ca/group/the-home-invasion
URL http://thehomeinvasion.blogspot.com/
READER http://www.google.com/reader/shared/02052819110532268872

On May 5, 10:20 pm, Home Invasion <the.home.invas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Home Invasion
>
> Direct from "The Hit"
>
> Home Invasion Outline covers early February 1998 on Ranelagh in
> Burnaby British Columbia. The Home Invasion occurs on Vancouver
> Television with the identification of the car by the people who were
> invaded. The Emergency Broadcast runs on local television appealing
> to the public for help in finding the car that night. "The Hit" knows
> the car. "The Hit" also knows Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew are
> capable of a home invasion. Meanwhile, Jeff looks into a security
> camera on a Corner Store robbery on Crime Stoppers. Join the Hunt for
> the Mysterious Financier today!
>
> The Home Invasion
> The Child's Revenge
> 2170 Old Dollarton Road
> North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
> V7H 1A7
> 604 929 0681

> EMAIL The.Home.Invas...@Gmail.com

> GROUP EMAIL the-home...@googlegroups.com
> GROUP http://groups.google.ca/group/the-home-invasion
> URL http://thehomeinvasion.blogspot.com/
> READER http://www.google.com/reader/shared/02052819110532268872
>
> On Mar 13, 11:36 pm, "Harbour.Centre.Vancou...@gmail.com"
>
> <Harbour.Centre.Vancou...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I've shared a document with you called "Vancouver Harbour Centre":http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dvs357v_0cgp96rcs&invite=gj283znIt'snot an attachment -- it's stored online at Google Docs. To open this document, just click the link above. --- Hi Check out the Vancouver Harbour Centre shared at the following address.