Vancouver Police Informant: Wheel Nuts

[Vancouver Police Informant]

Vancouver Police Informant

The RCMP police officer decided he wanted to check the trunk before he
wrote his ticket. Fortunately, "The Hit" had drank all the Canadian
from the previous weekend in the trunk! "The Hit" could have said he
anticipated this problem, but but he really was just thirsty during
the week in the hot prairie sun. With the ticket formalities
completed, Leo and "The Hit" slowly proceded north on the # 6 Highway
towards the Melfort Drive Inn. Leo said "It looks like a gravel truck
dropped some rocks on the road" because thought he saw some rocks
flying off the left front wheel. The car dropped with a thud, and
then the right front wheel continued down the road in front of them as
"The Bird" ground to a halt on the wheeldrum. They lost a tire! In
the rush to get to the Drive Inn, they had forgotten to tighten the
tire properly. They took 4 wheel nuts off the other 3 tires, and they
put the left front tire back on the Firebird. They realized this
could have happened at they were travelling 120 miles per hour before
slowing for the stop sign.

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The Child's Revenge
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North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
V7H 1A7
604 929 0681
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[Guns and Murder]

Guns and Murder

"The Hit" did not know how long it would take for the phone call from
the New Westminster Medical Clinic. He was working on repetitive
database work on the descriptions of the glass in the arrays of his
script. The window next to the computers on the ground floor on the
North side of Garth's house was guarded. Admittedly, it was a
convenient place for Jimmy The Junkie and his Crew to sneak up to the
window. However, they were not so sneaky walking on the 2 cm course
white gravel. The 1 metre border of the house between Garth's
property and the neighbours fence to the North was the guard. The
only way to get close to the window was by the gravel gauntlet.
Given, the conversation with Garth's neighbour in the carport about
guns and murder, "The Hit" was now concerned about just how far Jimmy
The Junkie and his Crew would go for the Mysterious Financier? Could
it still be Jimmy The Junkie trying to cover up ripping off his Crew?
"The Hit" started to listen carefully to everything around him. He
tried to listen carefully to his surroundings. He was starting to
become what he was going to be shortly. "The Hit" worked through
October 16 TH with no phone call from the clinic.

Guns and Murder

The Child's Revenge
2170 Old Dollarton Road
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
V7H 1A7
604 929 0681

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On May 28, 10:54 pm, Vancouver Police Informant

<Vancouver.Police.Inform...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Vancouver Police Informant
>
> The RCMP police officer decided he wanted to check the trunk before he
> wrote his ticket. Fortunately, "The Hit" had drank all the Canadian
> from the previous weekend in the trunk! "The Hit" could have said he
> anticipated this problem, but but he really was just thirsty during
> the week in the hot prairie sun. With the ticket formalities
> completed, Leo and "The Hit" slowly proceded north on the # 6 Highway
> towards the Melfort Drive Inn. Leo said "It looks like a gravel truck
> dropped some rocks on the road" because thought he saw some rocks
> flying off the left front wheel. The car dropped with a thud, and
> then the right front wheel continued down the road in front of them as
> "The Bird" ground to a halt on the wheeldrum. They lost a tire! In
> the rush to get to the Drive Inn, they had forgotten to tighten the
> tire properly. They took 4 wheel nuts off the other 3 tires, and they
> put the left front tire back on the Firebird. They realized this
> could have happened at they were travelling 120 miles per hour before
> slowing for the stop sign.
>
> Vancouver Police Informant
> The Child's Revenge
> 2170 Old Dollarton Road
> North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
> V7H 1A7
> 604 929 0681

> EMAIL vancouver.police.inform...@gmail.com

[Guns and Murder]

Guns and Murder

The next morning "The Hit" reinforced his original emails regarding
his intent to try to attend in Pennsylvania, but he had to stall
because he did not have the money. While, the database was only
partially populated with cars. He was able to talk his through Brian
in the Speedy Auto Glass Warehouse to talk to their computer
specialist Doug. Doug did manage to setup a viewing of the primitive
demo with some management of Speedy. The database was only partially
populated with information, and "The Hit" talked them through the car
drill several cars which were completed. "The Hit" served the demo
using Bob's slow speed Internet Direct connection and Windows NT on
his machine in the computer room with a window. The demo did go well
enough to get an idea of what the software was going to do in the
future. "The Hit" found two problems with his demonstration. First,
an industry who has been restricted to a stand alone environment had
trouble understanding what the difference would be in sharing a
database. Second, "The Hit" would not leave the NAGS numbers in the
database to allow potential investors to discount the Onlineglass-com
project. "The Hit" to follow up with Doug to get constructive
advice. "The Hit" could hear the Mysterious Financier's crew behind
the house as he went to sleep next to Bertha.

Guns and Murder
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North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
V7H 1A7
604 929 0681
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wrote:

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[Granville Crime Family]

Lamplighter Pub

The 15 year old hit stayed in the bunk house the first night in
Ridgedale with Leo and the town drunk. The next morning they prepared
to go to Naicam for his grandmothers dinner in Naicam. They took the
Van which had lost it's keys from the town drunks pocket. It was the
first time "The Hit" started a vehicle without keys that morning. He
connected the wires from the ignition plug. They went to Naicam for
the dinner after missing church, and "The Hit" fed off the bottles in
the Econoline Van whenever he could. It was the last time he drank
with the boys in the back room at his grandmothers. They returned to
Ridgedale, and "The Hit" noticed he was driving a lot more than his
credentials warranted. He had no credentials. Yet, it was better
than the town drunk running into someone. It snowed hard that
Christmas and Leo and "The Hit" were barely able to get the Firebird
out of Healy's farm in Ridgedale. They returned to Humboldt where he
was able to escape the stigma once again. In Humboldt he boarded the
Greyhound bus once again to return to Lloydminster while dreaming of
the old Yamaha Enduro in the boneyard at the Yamaha / Polaris.

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North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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On May 28, 11:54 pm, Vancouver Police Informant

<Vancouver.Police.Inform...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Vancouver Police Informant
>
> The RCMP police officer decided he wanted to check the trunk before he
> wrote his ticket.  Fortunately, "The Hit" had drank all the Canadian
> from the previous weekend in the trunk!  "The Hit" could have said he
> anticipated this problem, but but he really was just thirsty during
> the week in the hot prairie sun.  With the ticket formalities
> completed, Leo and "The Hit" slowly proceded north on the # 6 Highway
> towards the Melfort Drive Inn.  Leo said "It looks like a gravel truck
> dropped some rocks on the road" because thought he saw some rocks
> flying off the left front wheel.  The car dropped with a thud, and
> then the right front wheel continued down the road in front of them as
> "The Bird" ground to a halt on the wheeldrum.  They lost a tire!  In
> the rush to get to the Drive Inn, they had forgotten to tighten the
> tire properly.  They took 4 wheel nuts off the other 3 tires, and they
> put the left front tire back on the Firebird.  They realized this
> could have happened at they were travelling 120 miles per hour before
> slowing for the stop sign.
>
> Vancouver Police Informant
> The Child's Revenge
> 2170 Old Dollarton Road
> North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
> V7H 1A7
> 604 929 0681

> EMAIL  vancouver.police.inform...@gmail.com

[Murder The Hit]

Murder The Hit

"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 with
smoked glass. He could not see inside, but the occupants stayed quiet
inside, suddenly. 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 the apartment, 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 Hepatitis C given the prognosis, but they just would not quit!
In 1994, Jimmy The Junkie and Jeff lost his Hyundai while speeding
downtown after a theft or home invasion. "The Hit" stood up for them
in telling the court that they had not stolen the Hyundai. Jimmy had
no respect for him in the spring of 1994, and "The Hit" could not
quite figure out why he laughed at "The Boys" later in 1997 in New
Westminster.

Murder The Hit
Murder The Hit

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On Jul 21, 4:20 am, Granville Crime Family

<Granville.Vancouver.Cr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Lamplighter Pub
>
> The 15 year old hit stayed in the bunk house the first night in
> Ridgedale with Leo and the town drunk.  The next morning they prepared
> to go to Naicam for his grandmothers dinner in Naicam.  They took the
> Van which had lost it's keys from the town drunks pocket.  It was the
> first time "The Hit" started a vehicle without keys that morning.  He
> connected the wires from the ignition plug.  They went to Naicam for
> the dinner after missing church, and "The Hit" fed off the bottles in
> the Econoline Van whenever he could.  It was the last time he drank
> with the boys in the back room at his grandmothers.  They returned to
> Ridgedale, and "The Hit" noticed he was driving a lot more than his
> credentials warranted.  He had no credentials.  Yet, it was better
> than the town drunk running into someone.  It snowed hard that
> Christmas and Leo and "The Hit" were barely able to get the Firebird
> out of Healy's farm in Ridgedale.  They returned to Humboldt where he
> was able to escape the stigma once again.  In Humboldt he boarded the
> Greyhound bus once again to return to Lloydminster while dreaming of
> the old Yamaha Enduro in the boneyard at the Yamaha / Polaris.
>
> Lamplighter Pub
> The Child's Revenge
> 2170 Old Dollarton Road
> North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
> V7H 1A7

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