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hey weirdos I'm Elena I'm Ash and this is morbid [Music] [Music] I am getting over a straight up laughing
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attack I don't know if Elena has showed all of you but she I have not she just showed me a golden ticket is it Miss
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Universe I think it's like Miss World or something or Miss Universe are those the
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same thing I have no idea maybe they are but is the universe well the universe is
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bigger than the world right yeah so I don't know which one it is I think it's Miss World okay one of those
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competitions where everybody's involved hold on how can you even say that you're
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Miss Universe when we don't know about life on other planets you're not Miss Universe you don't even know I'm you
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know what you're all Miss Universe in my book one of you but either way there's this Tick Tock
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there's some of them that you can tell are just like not like Denmark is like Denmark like it's like get out of here
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like they're not happy about it and it's hard to scream I just want to preface this it's hard to scream daintily
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so but it gets to France and her scream it's like a [ __ ] goose she screams friends and it's like
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but it's just it's like it's like a seagull like and it's so funny like I don't in here I am saying I
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couldn't do better no I'd be like yeah freaking out it's hard to yell but holy [ __ ] is what
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it's what makes I've ever heard in my life it's on Tick Tock I don't know you could you probably just type in France
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at this point I'm sorry and I'm sure it'll come up but it'll it'll make you laugh
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um and you need that and you need that we all need that I often scroll through Tick Tock and
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think like what are they doing to me right now I often scroll through and I'm like what did I do to deserve this this
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gift it's a gift that has been bestowed upon me I mean I go but I go I get that and I believe I literally screamed like
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I screamed I screamed like France as soon as I saw it I won't know what after John was next to me and I just went ah
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like I just freaked out I was like this is the greatest thing I've ever seen that I swipe and it's like Sinister Palm
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by making me [ __ ] my pants laughing and then it's Drew Drew a foolo she kills me she wants to listen to her oh
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it's the purest sound in the entire world it is I can't get it's I love her it's all the best I mean it's great it's
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great my for you page just gets me it makes me smile it makes me laugh and it was it was so necessary
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yeah she's dying I'm so sorry oh [ __ ] that was funny yeah there's no way to transition yeah but we got all the funny
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out now because oh man it's about to get real yeah no we need it we need it needed to get it we needed
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friends together it's just texting me restaurant names because it's like nine o'clock at night and none of none of us
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have cooked dinner no he's literally just going Boston Market Chipotle Panera I'm like can you calm down
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like I don't know it's just rapid fire like Cordoba you're like I don't know damn I'm working okay at least he gives
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restaurant names and John will not pick a restaurant he's not giving anything that I'm like craving right now but I
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don't you know when you're craving something you don't know what it is yeah all right well enough about me
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um all right so yeah there's really no way to transition out of this but today's
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case is a really really sad case it's one of those ones that starts and then it almost like the Lori valo case in the
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way that like it started and then it just peeled back layer upon layer of just [ __ ] evil an evil onion an evil
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onion to take it back taking it back and we're in a place of Canada in a place of Canada we're in a place of
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Canada I love Canada I'd be oh yeah you've been and I love Canadians I love Canadians we got Johnny and Tyler yep
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and Jordan we got Mikey Linds Linds isn't like full-blown Canadian but her family is Canadian so does that mean
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that Mikey's not full of bullies he's Canadian in there I said flow flow you know low blown Canadian you know what
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Canadians well everyone in this case is Canadian and today's case takes place in
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Ancaster Ontario ooh sounds pretty yes and also just a quick quick side note okay it is raining oh so so
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you're gonna get soothed by the sounds of raindrops in the background yeah it's late it is late
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I like that laugh that's another one another good Tick Tock we're out of a place of tick tock it is all right so on
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the evening of May 6 2013 Tim bosma left his Ancaster home with two men who simply wanted to test drive the truck
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that he'd been advertising uh for sale online as Tim walked out the door he turned
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around and told his wife Charlene he'd be right back but that was the last time that Charlene
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or anybody else would see Tim alive that's [ __ ] up really [ __ ] up and a pretty short time frame the authorities
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were able to apprehend dellen better known as Dell Millard and his henchman Mark smitch the men responsible for
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bosma's death at first Tim's murder seemed pretty straightforward authorities felt like this was kind of
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like a Thrill Kill but the deeper and deeper that they dug into Millard and smitch's relationship and separate
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histories the more they realized that they weren't dealing with like an impulsive one-off murder instead they
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realized that this case was rooted in a full-blown Sinister plan that began well
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before Tim bosma's murder jeez and they would come to find out that it included more death and way more
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destruction than they ever ever expected in the first place damn yeah like I said
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it was just like peeling peeling peeling back the layers of onion yeah of an evil
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onion but first let's head back to the beginning of this so in early May of 2013 Tim bosma's wife Charlene posted an
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ad on I think it's Kijiji um.com on behalf of her husband who wanted to sell his truck his truck was a
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black 2007 Dodge power ram 3 500 diesel pickup truck yep that and by the way um Kijiji I think it is
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pretty much like the Canadian version of Craigslist oh okay but the truck had become a nuisance for the young family
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it weighed over three tons and because of its size and requirement for diesel gas and like a [ __ ] ton of diesel gas it
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was costing a lot of money to keep it running yeah that makes sense yeah and Charlene and Tim had a two-year-old
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daughter they were newish homeowners so they thought instead of keeping the truck and having their finances
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completely drained by that truck why not sell it and use the money to buy a smaller and more affordable car yeah
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family first thinking makes sense so at first the ad that they put out didn't really get much attention so Charlene
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ended up placing another ad on a separate website where it did end up getting some views but it didn't seem
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like it was getting like actual interest and Tim was starting to get frustrated with this entire process and the lack of
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Interest he was really just about to give up on selling his truck but then he got a message from somebody a seemingly
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genuine interest me too this potential buyer didn't give much information in his message but he did
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seem interested and he did say that he was willing to drive a very long distance
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um about a hundred kilometers or 62 miles from Toronto to the bosma's home like I said in semi-rural Ancaster if
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you're not familiar with this area Ancaster is an Ontario suburb which is like an hour outside of Toronto
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just so you know I'm not familiar with the area either but I did look it up but I did look it up
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so Tim and the prospective buyer agreed to meet on the evening of May 6th Tim really wanted to make sure that the
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truck was in Tip-Top condition he was ready to sell this thing and he was really hoping that this would be his
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chance yeah so to prep for the meeting he washed the truck he waxed it he deep cleaned the interior he vacuumed it out
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like he went to town on this thing just to make it look as good as possible yeah
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every time I read about this truck I can't help but get there's some of the mud truck out of my head I know what
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that is it's like a country song oh yeah that's why I don't know any of the other
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words there is something about it I think they end up saying something about a farmer's
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time I think that makes sense I might have made that up though I either way I'm into it are you I'm Into You singing
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it so kind yeah I'm trying friend on the morning of the sixth though Tim hadn't heard from the previously or seemingly
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previously interested buyer and he was getting nervous about this sale falling through the cracks he's like Jesus
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Christ like there's barely been any interest in that this is gonna fall through the cracks so he was like I'm
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not gonna give up yet he sent a message to the guy saying good morning it's Tim I'm working in Hamilton today if you if
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you want to meet or do you still want to meet at my house tonight for 7 pm morning came and went with no reply at
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all so do the rest of the afternoon Tim was pretty much getting the idea that this guy wasn't gonna show up
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um he pretty much called it didn't I know he pretty much called it quits when he still hadn't heard anything by dinner
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time but then the potential buyer finally called or messaged a little before 7 30. I think he called to say
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that he was on his way and he should be arriving to the household within the hour we love an uncommunicative prick oh
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yeah we love it I hate when someone says they're going to be somewhere at a certain time and then they're not there
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at a certain time that makes me [ __ ] crazy you got 10 minutes yeah 10 minutes honestly I get annoyed after like three
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accurate yeah I can confirm I have a text message on my phone from last night but yeah hey when are you gonna be here
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but I was pulling in the driveway wait when you said wait when you said why when you said that yeah it's true
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um but the buyer ended up being a guy in his mid-20s and he did not arrive within
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the hour that he said he was going to but he finally did arrive a little after 9 00 PM oh [ __ ] him and he had another
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young man with him who was also in his mid-20s Tim's wife Charlene immediately thought it was strange that the two men
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showed up on foot yeah they said they were willing this one of them said he was willing to make
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this like really long drive but then showed up on foot yeah I don't like that Tim had told her that they were
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traveling for more than an hour away so she was like obviously they didn't walk this entire way like where's the car
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that dropped them off like what the [ __ ] going on here but at the same time she hadn't been on any of the text
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exchanges with them so she figured there was some kind of good explanation and again they really wanted to sell this
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truck like that's really their main interest here this hurts my heart so the three men made small talk for a few
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minutes Tim gave them all the information on the truck and before leaving the house for a test drive he
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turned around to his wife and he said I'll be right back and that was just a little before 9 30 pm
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so Charlene his wife figured this would be a quick thing just like a short trip go down some local Roads Take It on the
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highway see if it's making any noises you know the gist so when Tim didn't return after an hour she called his cell
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phone but didn't end up getting an answer she was slightly concerned but she reminded herself that Tim was hardly a
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small guy he was in really good shape so he could certainly take care of himself
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if the situation where he needed to arised yeah and he also dealt with strangers daily because he owned and
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operated his own HVAC business oh so he really had no problem being aggressive or not aggressive but assertive if if
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the need came up yeah so she that kind of soothed her soul a little bit but then more and more time went by and she
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called one more time and again got no more answer and as the evening went on she still had heard absolutely nothing
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and she started to panic and she's got a two-year-old out oh I'd be losing it yeah so she eventually decides it's time
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to call the police like I'm not being crazy here something clearly went absolutely
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so the next day still no Tim and the Hamilton Police Service ended up releasing a statement to the Press at 8
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AM that morning regarding Tim's disappearance the statement was brief it just said 32 year old bosma had gone
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missing the night before they gave a brief uh description of his physical appearance uh they asked the public to
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contact the Hamilton police with any information and that was really that the statement made no mention of the test
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drive or the two men that Tim had left the house with the previous night but that was on purpose the police wanted to
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keep that information close to the chest because they didn't want to alert these
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two suspects that they knew anything about yeah that makes sense no need to have anybody do anything yeah that's
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good that's good police work and the thing is in cases where adults disappear a lot of times the first assumption is
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not that they've been kidnapped or taken for any kind of Nefarious purpose but usually for whatever reason you know
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people think oh they've grown tired of their life they walked away they're running from something yeah especially
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an adult male too yeah exactly you know but by all accounts Tim bosma was in neither of those positions he and
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Charlene had married three years earlier a short time after that like I said Charlene gave birth to their daughter
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their daughter was two years old when this happened they were so excited to be new parents they'd recently bought a new
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house together and they were looking forward to their full journey together as a family like they loved having
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people over they loved just being a family and if you look up pictures there's a picture of him like holding
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his baby it will break your heart it's like gut-wrenching he was the he's like adorable and he looks like the sweetest
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just like like a dad you know yeah and later I'll like tell you like his relationship with his family and he just
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he was he was just a dad he comes off that way he was he just loved his family it's so sad but like I said earlier the
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truck had become something of a financial burden so I think they were like well you know maybe there could be
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something there but then at the same time Tim's HVAC business was doing pretty well and he and Charlene really
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had no Financial concerns Beyond those of just like your typical young family yeah to put it simply Tim and Charlene
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were in happy stable relationship and nobody could think of any reason that Tim would just run off without telling
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anybody yeah and it's like they have to cross all that off the list but it seems
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like it was pretty easy to cross off the list here exactly so in the afternoon of
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May 7th two days after Tim has gone I'm missing or a day excuse me after he's gone missing news about his
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disappearance started making its way among social media first it was family and friends but then word started
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spreading among the larger Circle and in contrast with the police statement the posts on Facebook were
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more detailed and of course included the fact that Tim had left the house with two young men
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by that evening the posts on Facebook and Twitter had been shared thousands of times by everyone from friends and
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family celebrities news personalities every Tom Dick and Harry was sharing this story
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and unfortunately even though they had been widely shared the social media posts and requests for information no
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credible tips came from that yeah if anything it really just disrupted them I was just gonna say that happens more
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times than it doesn't happen oh yeah absolutely it's like because things get put out there that aren't true that are
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just rumor or that are true but that the authorities are not wanting to let out that's the other thing it's like you
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don't know why they're not saying what they're not saying it's like you kind of just have to trust the process yeah
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this that reminds me so much of the idea it's like everybody was on that that whole police force saying like they
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help.com morbid thank you so the next morning when it had become clear that Tim was definitely a missing
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person Hamilton Police officially opened up a case into his disappearance and this case was led by staff sergeant Matt
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Kavanaugh so Kavanaugh's first uh press briefing it was really short and simple he really just stuck to the facts of the
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case he gave a description of Tim and the circumstances under which he disappeared and then he went on to
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describe the men that he had left the house with that night saying the one who drove the truck was white in his mid-20s
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six foot one or two 170 to 180 pounds he had light to medium short brown hair and
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was unshaven he wore blue jeans a long-sleeved orange shirt and running shoes the second male the one who sat in the
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back was also white in his early to mid-20s five foot nine or ten small to medium build he was wearing a rude
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hooded sweatshirt with the hood up mostly covering his dark hair I never like when somebody approaches me
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with their Hood up yeah immediately I'm like what are you trying to hide yeah why are you trying to hide your features
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yeah it's true put your head put your hood down put your hood down get away with me
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so during this press briefing the possibility actually of a third man being involved in bosma's disappearance
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was introduced because remember they showed up on foot yeah that's [ __ ] weird Kavanaugh wouldn't really wouldn't
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really say too much about this he would only confirm that the police were investigating two suspects described by
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Charlene but users on social media had been speculating about a third man since it seemed pretty unlikely that these two
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just walked there yeah Kavanaugh wasn't going to speculate on the suspects but he did tell reporters
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that due to the quote unusual nature of The Disappearance the case was being assigned in the Hamilton Police homicide
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unit and search and rescue team along with a canine unit that had already been deployed but had not yet turned up any
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leads or evidence hmm now at the time of the first press briefing police believe
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that the that the two Mystery Men had targeted Tim because they wanted the truck but while alerts had gone out to
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all of the relevant agencies in the three days since his disappearance there was no sign of this vehicle at all
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investigators had been able to get some data on Tim's cell phone in the hours after his disappearance but the
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following day it seemed like the phone had been turned off oh oh God this is like I'm just thinking about how much
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this would just kill me if I was oh my God it would destroy me I was thinking about her well she must be one of the
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strongest people on planet Earth to go on after this because yeah this entire time all I could think of was was Drew
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yeah that's awful so in the afternoon of May 9th Charlene Tim's wife went on television begging anybody with
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information to come forward and urging the two suspects to please release her husband she said as you know I watched
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my husband drive away just after nine o'clock on Monday night he smiled at me and said he'd be right back and I have
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not seen him since you were all aware that I saw the two men who took my husband you've already provided us a
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description of these two individuals I ask I ask you if you see anybody that closely matches the description of these
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men to please call the police my husband Tim is a loving father to our beautiful
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two-year two-year-old girl and she needs her Daddy back his parents need their little boy back even reading this makes
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me want to cry no all our brothers and sisters want their brother back we look forward to being able to put our arms
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around Tim and tell him how much we love him we hope and pray that today is the last day of this nightmare oh God
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unfortunately it was not but Charlene was incredibly well composed for somebody in her circumstances but if
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course when she mentioned her family especially the children involved she became upset she was asked how the
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children were doing during like all of this and she relayed this heartbreaking story about one of the kids in her
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family explaining that quote Uncle Timmy has been stolen oh my God some things seemed to ignite in her though after she
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answered that question and she looked directly into the camera seemingly talking to the two suspects and told
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them loudly it was just a truck it is just a truck you don't need him but I do and our daughter needs her Daddy back so
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please please let him come home we need him to come home and may God have mercy on you I literally am covered in chills
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right now wow I have read that several times over and this is the first time I've read it out loud and I am covered
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in chills oh that just for that woman that wife that mother to be in that position because these two [ __ ]
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just felt like doing this because that's what happened they just they just wanted
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to do this I that makes me so angry they didn't care about the truck they didn't
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care about his family just wanted to kill someone they just wanted to kill somebody for the thrill of it and they
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wanted to steal a car oh my God but like dude just steal the car yeah take the car exactly I'm sure they would have
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been much rather that absolutely like like she said it's just a truck it it was just a truck it is just a truck like
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I need my husband is more than just my husband he is everybody's world and she know and it's what kills me is she had
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to watch these men walk out the door of her home with her husband and now she has to know they were taking him and
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it's like you and it's out there and made small talk with him I'm sure his daughter came up I'm sure there's a
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possibility they even saw his daughter I don't know if that's true or not but you
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don't know you just take her down by the way pictures of her exactly like you just take her away into him away from
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his daughter and his wife and you don't think twice about that yeah you have to be a real [ __ ] monster narcissist
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piece of [ __ ] dick bag of what you have to be later that day after she gave that press
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conference everybody's hopes fell when police found out that Tim's cell phone or excuse me they found his cell phone
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in an industrial area of West Brantford which was about 20 20 minutes away from the bosma's home according to Kavanaugh
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the lead investigator Tim's Truck was spotted driving in downtown Brantford at 10 10 p.m on the night of the
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disappearance Kavanaugh asked that all of the businesses in that area check any surveillance camera footage for any
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additional sightings they might find or lead to and he was hoping that they could use that footage to trace the
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route that the truck had taken through town something a bit more important though
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than the truck sighting was that investigators had managed to follow up on the other cell phone that had been
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used to exchange text messages and calls with Tim like whoever this prospective buyer was
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most of the texts came like from that phone came from a location or multiple locations in
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Etobicoke I hope I said that right I looked it up and I gave myself that little phonetic spelling the phone was
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determined though to be a burner phone oh this phone was purchased for this yeah this exact reason and the owner
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used a fake name when they set the phone up they used the name Lucas Bate even though that was pretty
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disheartening the police were able to trace other calls that had been had been made from that phone and they actually
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found that a call had been made to another man who happened to also be selling his truck just like Tim hmm
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according to the man who placed the ad he got a message from somebody interested in the truck and they
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arranged to meet with this prospective buyer the day before Tim went missing the situation was literally almost
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identical to Tim bosma's experience and the man who was selling his truck was able to confirm that both men matched
00:28:19
the descriptions that have been given to the police damn so I don't know what happened in that scenario I don't know
00:28:25
if they just didn't have the balls to do what they planned to do or whatever it was yeah but the man even added on to it
00:28:33
saying that the taller men of the two had a tattoo on his wrist that said ambition and was framed by a box
00:28:41
said ambition hilarious because the owner of this tattoo had literally no ambition whatso [ __ ]
00:28:50
ever like dick Hickok yeah it's from the Clutter Family Matters we were talking about earlier very similar actually
00:28:57
because it ends up being two men yeah that are and it's like one kind of seems to follow the other which was similar
00:29:02
yeah like a henchman always a henchman but the man who at the tattoo had driven so this was a huge yeah a huge break so
00:29:10
while Kavanaugh and the Hamilton homicide unit conducted their official investigation in the open they were
00:29:16
providing the Press with regular updates and while they were doing this another investigation was taking in place taking
00:29:23
place online via websleuths okay it got real messy yeah Webster's can be a great
00:29:30
thing can be a [ __ ] terrible yeah because websites like web sluice claim to be friendly toward law enforcement
00:29:37
agencies and you know sometimes they even have a hand in solving cases that are helping to solve cases
00:29:43
but they can also be a damaging distraction especially in situations like this one we're keeping information
00:29:50
from the public was essential yeah it's that's the thing every case is so different and how it needs to be handled
00:29:55
right and we don't necessarily need citizen opinions on victims yeah and that's exactly what happened here
00:30:04
because in the case of Tim's disappearance journalist Anne brocklehurst discovered quote an ugly
00:30:10
strain of commentary for members who think they know more than anyone else and this included a good number of users
00:30:16
who just completely rejected the investigators theory that the suspects were only interested in the truck and
00:30:22
not Tim within days of Tim disappearing the websleuth's messaging boards were full of users just speculating that Tim
00:30:29
and Charlene weren't as innocent as they were being made out to be can you imagine you're dealing with the
00:30:36
fact that he's and while this was happening he had already died so I hope those people feel absolutely [ __ ]
00:30:41
well looks and it's like this woman is great this young mother of a young child is grieving right and missing her
00:30:48
husband has no idea what's happening in him and literally they're just like posting like I don't think they're as
00:30:53
innocent as they make them out to be and it's like I don't even care and then people like no it's like shut up Jesus
00:30:59
people were saying Tim had been so willing to accompany these quote unquote strangers on a late night test drive it
00:31:06
seems like it couldn't have been strangers in the first place he had to have known them nope he didn't no so
00:31:11
you're wrong they were also trying to say that he knew these people and suggesting that he was involved with
00:31:17
some kind of like crime organization or something nefarious like that started actually digging into the
00:31:26
couple's history for evidence of any wrongdoing and they were sharing any and all personal information and photographs
00:31:33
of this couple on these message boards what the [ __ ] yeah that's when like come
00:31:38
on literally everything anybody said negative about this couple was debunked but at the end of the day it sat there
00:31:45
and contributed to a rumor mill that completely obscured The public's knowledge of this crime and it did so at
00:31:52
the expense of a missing man's reputation as well as his wife yeah and this time like we were just saying it
00:31:57
was grueling enough for Tim's family and friends this was the last thing that they needed to be dealing with it's like
00:32:03
mind your [ __ ] business well that's it's like Jesus like that's the thing with these kind of like
00:32:11
areas on the internet they can there's like a there's a little ray of light where you're like this could be great
00:32:18
but we are humans and we can't handle this [ __ ] that's the thing we can't handle Gathering anonymously in an
00:32:27
online cyberspace and being anything but [ __ ] [ __ ] the truth it's unfortunate time and time and time again
00:32:35
it's like yeah there's little rays of sunlight for sure absolutely absolutely great things happen online great things
00:32:43
happen when people get together but unfortunately it can only last for so long and it can only happen in certain
00:32:49
instances because we as humans suck ass and we can't handle no we can't handle it it's just the truth it gets ugly it
00:32:59
gets disgusting it gets vicious it gets like way out of control and then it just
00:33:06
lives online right and even if it doesn't get to the the point where it's ugly and vicious and out of control it
00:33:11
can also just be completely unhelpful because the investigators most of the time know what they're doing of course
00:33:17
we've covered cases where they're they don't necessarily um or anything like that but we have to
00:33:23
have faith that they know what they're doing and we have to let them do that especially in the beginning of the case
00:33:30
it is the most crucial time in any case that's the thing so it's like if we're you know these cases that are years and
00:33:37
years out and nothing's moving and everyone's getting frustrated and it seems like there's like dead end dead
00:33:43
end dead end places like that where people are coming up with new information and giving out tips that's
00:33:49
when it's great that's when it can be really great of course there's ugly things there too but of course for the
00:33:54
most part it can be really great in the beginning stages of an investigation when a case is still wide open see what
00:34:01
the investigators can do zip and let it happen give them time and if and if [ __ ]
00:34:06
starts goes for years is that nothing's happening then you know sure pull your pants on and see if you can find
00:34:13
something cool but at the same time so detrimental that's the thing there is a difference between being investigated or
00:34:20
excuse me being interested in True Crime and completely derailing and investigating yeah like getting too
00:34:26
involved exactly yeah and the thing is to those people that actually knew him not random strangers
00:34:33
on the internet the idea that Tim bosma ever had anything to do with any kind of
00:34:39
criminal element at all was [ __ ] absurd yeah his friends and family remembered him as literally quote
00:34:46
unquote the jokester uncle and the one most likely to pull a prank he'd been born and raised in Ancaster and he was
00:34:52
part of a huge family who loved being together whenever they could he became one of the center points of his family
00:34:58
quote unquote always up for a barbecue and a get-together at the farm which was the one that he and Charlene had
00:35:04
recently purchased together like he was starting to make memories at his house and host his family
00:35:10
he was hard-working he was honest he never resembled anything like the suspicious character that he was being
00:35:17
made out to be by these members of websuits and it wouldn't be long before the assertions that he knew the suspects
00:35:23
would prove to be completely false yeah of course so I hope they pooped on those
00:35:28
words yeah so I just hope you I hope you pooped there you go so on Saturday May 11th
00:35:41
another press briefing was called at Hamilton Police Headquarters this time to announce that an arrest had finally
00:35:48
been made and The Disappearance of Tim bossman I don't even know why I said finally because it didn't really take
00:35:52
that long on the previous day Hamilton investigators had received tips from sources in both peel and uh Toronto that
00:36:00
a man named Dylan Millard was a match for the description of one of their Suspects right down to the ambition
00:36:07
tattoo on his wrist nice you [ __ ] loser seriously if you have that tattoo you are not a loser these guys are
00:36:14
because it was tattooed on him but he had literally none of it and he's a [ __ ] terrible piece of [ __ ] so on the
00:36:21
nose so there's that that distinguishes between you yeah exactly totally and so he had the tattoo which right away
00:36:29
they're like [ __ ] awesome yeah but then to add to that he also lived near one of the cell towers that was being
00:36:35
pinged by the Lucas bait phone wow on multiple occasions which made him an even stronger suspect look at that
00:36:41
according to superintendent Dan Casella I hope I said that right 27 year old 27 year old Toronto resident Dylan Millard
00:36:51
was pulled over in Mississauga by Ontario Provincial Police and quote uh detained without incident on the morning
00:36:58
of May 10th he had since been charged with forcible confinement and theft over five thousand dollars for stealing the
00:37:04
truck while detectives were really excited to announce that they had made an arrest
00:37:09
they were also still quick to remain excuse me to remind the press that their main priority was Finding Timber alive
00:37:17
and also Dylan Millard was just one of the suspects that they were seeking and the
00:37:23
case was still very much ongoing they were still searching for more evidence that would hopefully lead them to find
00:37:29
the second suspect and they reminded the public to be diligent and on the lookout
00:37:33
for whoever the [ __ ] this guy was yeah so the Press immediately began assembling kind of a profile of Dylan
00:37:39
Millard it seemed kind of strange and unusual that this young guy he's 27 years old
00:37:45
was involved in what a lot of people were starting to suspect was a homicide investigation
00:37:51
Dylan was the only child of Wayne Millard and he was the heir to Millard air which was a charter airline that was
00:37:57
started by his grandfather damn the airline mostly catered to wealthy clients in the greater Toronto area
00:38:03
uh in 1999 when he was just 14 years old Dylan actually made headlines like he could have had an incredible future he
00:38:12
set a record for being the youngest person to fly a helicopter and fixed Wing plane Solo in the same day she's at
00:38:19
14 years old like that's the potential that this kid had and just [ __ ] threw it all away Awesome by the time he'd
00:38:26
reached adult adulthood Miller dare didn't operate a charter business anymore instead they switched their
00:38:32
attention to actually building airplane hangars and flight technology wow um when Dylan's grandfather call Carl
00:38:38
died in 2006 his father Wayne took over Millard air until he actually died six years later in 2012. oh wow in the wake
00:38:47
of his father's death Dell took over Millard air and he was actually in the process of major layoffs and cutbacks at
00:38:54
the time of his arrest he was not doing a great I was just gonna say shocking that he wasn't doing great yeah things
00:39:01
were going to go to [ __ ] if he stayed in charge of this place as a child he'd been described as
00:39:06
precocious and a little spoiled quote with a tendency to get himself into trouble
00:39:11
characteristics that are like not even really cute when you're little but are way less Charming in adulthood yeah grow
00:39:18
up yeah and by most accounts he was bougie he loved showing off as well if he loved the attention he loved being in
00:39:25
the spotlight he was a pretentious [ __ ] he would constantly throw parties at one of the family's hangers
00:39:32
which really was just an excuse to show off expensive cars helicopters any marker of wealth he had he wanted to
00:39:38
show off and according to that journalist Anne brocklehurst when Dell got engaged to his girlfriend he
00:39:44
arranged for a photo shoot where they posed with classic planes helicopters and cars which was clearly orchestrated
00:39:52
to show off how [ __ ] filthy rich he was absolutely it also included quote a variety of hairstyles and at least six
00:39:59
different outfits what the [ __ ] I wore two different outfits in my engagement shoots and I
00:40:05
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[Music] unfortunately it turned out that the fantasy portrayed in this photo shoot
00:43:28
after they had just gotten engaged was just that a fan I could see that coming not long after Dell proposed to her
00:43:34
Jennifer found out that he'd been cheating on her with an 18 year olds named Christina
00:43:40
for some reason I was gonna say Carissa even though it very much has Christina awesome so Jennifer broke off the
00:43:46
engagement and moved out of the house that they shared in Oakville yeah get the [ __ ] out of there Jennifer yeah she
00:43:51
was like I'm out of here uh Oakville is another suburb just outside of Toronto wow I was going to say four and then I
00:44:00
said so so four most of his early 20s Dell really just like floated through life he
00:44:07
never committed to any of the projects any of the careers he'd chosen he had made like pretty cool attempt like
00:44:14
pretty he had made attempts at getting pretty cool jobs but just never followed through yeah he had made attempts at 3D
00:44:21
game design culinary school special effects makeup Artistry and photography which are all things that I'm like how
00:44:28
can you not get into that yeah how can you not just like okay all of those and just devour it yeah you have and and
00:44:36
with the you have the privilege to have all of that at your fingertips being able to choose whatever you want to do
00:44:42
even your passion yeah something that you really care about you wanna you wanna be a painter go be a painter right
00:44:48
like do whatever you want you want to make [ __ ] vases like do whatever you want to
00:44:54
and that's all such cool [ __ ] that would be super fun and so worth investing your
00:44:58
time into but Dell just didn't give a [ __ ] by 2012 he really hadn't achieved much of anything other than spending his
00:45:04
dad's money uh failing to finish whatever he started that's pretty much it ambition but I'm getting a tattoo oh
00:45:12
it's ambitious he was like I really have a lot of ambition yeah I'm just like working it out I just have to find it
00:45:17
but still his father Wayne continued to support his son he really had a lot of faith in him and it's absolutely
00:45:23
heartbreaking Wayne hoped that Dell would eventually start taking over his role at Millard air and like take over
00:45:31
yeah you know he's getting older and he wants to leave this business to his son he wants to know that the business is in
00:45:36
good hands yeah exactly every time somebody would take steps to facilitate facilitate a more stable or Professional
00:45:44
Circle circumstance for Dell he would just pretty much undo whatever they had done either through laziness or
00:45:50
incompetence or just completely undermining what anybody had done in their first place he sounds like a real
00:45:55
[ __ ] Peach I just want to like punch him like I'm like you're such a piece of [ __ ] yeah
00:45:59
during the attempts to establish a working relationship with the Waterloo airport Dell actually botched the
00:46:06
airline certification process so badly on several different occasions awesome he failed to make the necessary
00:46:13
adjustments to the hangar uh he cut corners and actually caused structural damage to the building just in an effort
00:46:19
to save money that he didn't want to spend cool because he wanted it for himself
00:46:23
and another thing thwarting his dad's efforts to transform his son into this like CEO was the fact that Dell seemed
00:46:30
completely disinterested in taking the time to even learn the ropes of the industry or put effort into the business
00:46:36
at all yeah by the end of 2012 none of that really seemed important anymore though because Wayne Millard had died by
00:46:44
what the coroner originally believed was a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his left eye
00:46:50
they believed that he committed suicide okay people accepted that for the truth and believed that his decision came from
00:46:56
the result of all the stress he was under at work and an increasingly problematic abuse of alcohol he was
00:47:03
really going through it yeah I don't know if it was suicide though just gonna say that yeah I don't know
00:47:09
about that so on May 12th Hamilton Police started searching the Holman property of Dell's mother Madeline uh
00:47:15
Madeline Burns in kleinberg yet another suburb about 45 minutes outside of Toronto lots of Canadian suburbs yeah
00:47:22
all of them they really found nothing inside of the home but they did impound a large trailer that was parked on the
00:47:28
street in front of the house and um do you want to guess what was inside that trailer what was inside Tim's pickup
00:47:34
truck are you [ __ ] kidding me nope right there just sitting right in in a large trailer parked in front of
00:47:44
the home yep wow initially they had taken the truck to a local garage to hold it there until other arrangements
00:47:50
could be made but the staff at the garage where it was being kept was taking pictures in front of it so the
00:47:56
police had to move it to a separate facility are you kidding me right now no if you are one of those people go
00:48:05
[ __ ] yourself go [ __ ] yourself like what is wrong with you the shame how do you
00:48:10
want like because obviously you're taking a picture because you know that that's Tim bossman's truck you know that
00:48:15
the story is circulating around Canada yeah so you sat there and you watched his wife plead for these people to bring
00:48:20
her husband home the father of her child home and you said yeah let me take a picture in front of that pickup truck
00:48:26
you're supposed to be Canadian exactly okay you are not you're supposed to be better than this you are so awesome yeah
00:48:35
shame that's like the Game of Thrones yeah we should do that to you yeah ring some Bells around you throw some food at
00:48:43
you give you a stupid haircut game that's terrible it's awful I just can't I just can't imagine doing that doing an
00:48:51
active investigation ever but let alone but especially it's like yeah they don't
00:48:55
even know where he is like Jesus Christ exactly exactly and you don't even know what happened in that truck get that
00:49:02
[ __ ] away from that too so while investigators searched uh Dell's mother's property in kleinberg a
00:49:08
second team was start uh was searching his farm which was in rural North Dumfries Township which is a small
00:49:14
community about 40 minutes from the bosma house in Ancaster so as they were searching this property they actually
00:49:22
were approached by a neighbor he came on over and informed them that on several occasions he had seen and this is a
00:49:29
quote a big redneck smoker in the woods and an excavator in the swamp on Millard's property
00:49:35
huh so he actually LED them to this wooded area behind the house and down an overgrown Farmer's Road and there it was
00:49:43
the neighbor had described it as a smoker but what they actually found was a mobile incinerator actually intended
00:49:51
for the use of cremating animals oh God on this guy's property the investigators approached the
00:49:57
incinerator cautiously fully expecting to find a body inside but they were surprised to find the inside was empty
00:50:04
aside from Ash so since they found nothing at the site of the incinerator detectives asked the
00:50:09
neighbor to take them to the site of the excavator on the way to go see the excavator which
00:50:15
was um in a swamp they stopped in their tracks in the middle of a cornfield on the way because they discovered two
00:50:21
large burn patches that looked as though they'd recently been cleaned up they could still smell some sort of
00:50:28
accelerant in the area this one just so I was gonna say when they arrived at the
00:50:33
swampy area behind the house it was exactly as the neighbor had described it there was a bobcat and a partially
00:50:39
buried excavator that also appeared to have been recently used this is not looking great nope so when
00:50:46
Kavanaugh directed The forensics team to the incinerator in the woods they ended
00:50:50
up taking a closer look inside and they did discover small pieces of bone in the
00:50:55
main chamber of this incinerator and also in a smaller chamber below the bone fragments were photographed and
00:51:01
the images were immediately sent to Tracy Rogers who was a forensic anthropologist at the University of
00:51:07
Toronto from what she could see in the photos she felt very strongly that these bones
00:51:13
were likely human but she didn't want to say that without examining them in person yeah so the next day she arrived
00:51:20
at the farm and she actually had a group of um forensic anthropology students with her and everybody examined the
00:51:26
incinerator and the surrounding area in addition to the Bone fragments in the incinerator they also found on the
00:51:33
property what appeared to be three partially burned seat belts and other random debris what and after a thorough
00:51:41
search of the property she and her team were only able to recover 58 of the 208 bones that make up the human body Jesus
00:51:49
that's all that was left the rest had been reduced to Ash obviously due to the extreme heat like this that's what that
00:51:57
generator so although no conclusive DNA match was able to be made because I mean how could
00:52:04
they yeah at this point um no identifying features had survived the fire either but she was able to
00:52:11
narrow down the sex and age of the victim to the point where she was reasonably confident and saying that
00:52:16
these bones were likely a match for Tim Bossman oh God uh that's evenly awful that's even worse
00:52:22
that they can't even like you don't have anything no like that's hard because this 27 year old
00:52:29
[ __ ] who had literally everything he had the world at his fingertips just wanted a thrill
00:52:37
jump out of a [ __ ] plane if you want a thrill and honestly to this guy jump out of a [ __ ] plane without your
00:52:43
parachute yeah that'll be a thrill for everybody go ahead do ya you want to see what it's like to experience what a
00:52:51
piece of go do it you [ __ ] this is awful so later that afternoon Hamilton police called a press conference to
00:52:58
announce their Discovery Chief Glenn declare told reporters quote it's with a heavy heart that the Hamilton Police
00:53:04
Service announces the death of Ancaster resident Tim bosma a number of searches have taken place and human remains have
00:53:10
been located we are convinced by the totality of the evidence that these are the remains of Tim bosma the evidence
00:53:16
indicates that the remains have been burned so immediately they were bombed with
00:53:21
questions from the Press including some who were probably still operating off of
00:53:26
the rumors from web sleuths wanted to know if bosma had a criminal record or if he had been known to the police at
00:53:31
all it's like um can we can we take a minute like you're essentially suggesting that his death was the result
00:53:37
of his own behavior rather than the random [ __ ] act that it was and we just announced this can you cool at
00:53:44
first take a second it's ridiculous both declare and lean investor Kavanaugh lead investigator
00:53:50
excuse me Kavanaugh firmly and unequivocally stated that Tim bosma had been targeted by these killers and he
00:53:56
had absolutely no connection to them or any other criminals and with that go [ __ ] yourself yeah stop
00:54:03
asking oh my God she's so annoying there's no evidence to it so stop it's that's literally a Blog on the internet
00:54:10
I'm sorry but like when we really break it down that's what that is it's what everything is on the internet exactly so
00:54:15
now that the search for Tim bosma had come to a conclusion the investigators were able to shift their focus to
00:54:21
investigating the homicide and as they did this Dell Millard and true dick hole fashion was refusing to cooperate with
00:54:27
police he literally would not talk cool his lawyers told the Press he's facing pretty serious charges and he's
00:54:34
executing his right to remain silent cool yeah that's because we found an incinerator on his property uh I don't
00:54:41
know what you would really have to say yeah what could you say and Ancaster Charlene made a statement to the Press
00:54:47
regarding the discovery of Tim's remains saying yesterday was the most horrifying
00:54:51
day of my life people tell me I've been so strong and all I know is that I have a beautiful two-year-old girl at home
00:54:56
who now needs her mommy more than ever oh my God but I am broken because a part of me is gone
00:55:02
I can't even fathom like I can't even fathom no I don't know I don't know how you could look at that
00:55:10
man's face on TV or like how you could get those memories out of your page I would feel that's the thing
00:55:18
I mean I good for her because she knows that she has a two-year-olds that like she just said needs her more than ever
00:55:25
now but like she is a strong woman I have to be able to to carry on to put that that way and say well I have to be
00:55:33
a mom so like she had no choice Jesus it's just awful so in addition to the evidence collected
00:55:40
at the various addresses uh that were searched after after Millard's arrest detectives also started looking into his
00:55:46
associates and they discovered 25 year old Mark smitch who met Charlene bosma's description of the man that had
00:55:54
accompanied her husband Tim and Dell Millard on the test drive so on the evening of May 13th lead
00:56:00
investigator Kavanaugh instructed the officers to surveil smitch and by May 22nd he felt like they had
00:56:07
enough information to Warrant an arrest and both smitch and his girlfriend Marlena were arrested while they were
00:56:14
out just taking a walk yeah just taking a walk after what he's done as he was being taken away in cups Mark smitch
00:56:20
repeatedly shouted to his girlfriend don't tell them anything babe don't tell them anything babe are you [ __ ]
00:56:28
kidding me because that makes you look [ __ ] innocent I'd be like wow you probably didn't know anything
00:56:34
don't tell them anything babe don't tell them anything babe I would be so [ __ ]
00:56:39
embarrassed to be his girlfriend but apparently she must have known some things yeah exactly you're an [ __ ]
00:56:44
you should be embarrassed so the arrest of Mark caught the press and public by surprise because as far as they knew
00:56:50
police had made no mention of having identified a second session yeah that's true which is why you should let the
00:56:55
police do their work exactly and brocklehurst my girl that journalist point my girl the uh the unexpected
00:57:02
arrest of smitch quote was a reminder to to both the mainstream media and social
00:57:07
media detectives that no matter how public an investigation is the police almost always have much more information
00:57:13
than even the most dedicated reporters and True Crime Fanatics that is very true
00:57:19
you know we've all learned this again and again again and again so Mark smitch had actually been known to police for
00:57:25
some time he had a record of petty crime he also matched the description of the second suspect he also owned a blue SUV
00:57:32
that matched the description of a second vehicle seen following Tim bosma's truck
00:57:36
in Brantford on the night of his disappearances so Smoking Gun yeah from the moment he was arrested people were
00:57:43
like insatiably curious about Mark smidge among other things he seemed like a really unlikely companion for Del
00:57:50
Miller the two of them just did not seem to go together at all they'd grown up completely differently while Dell was
00:57:56
all about being a rich Playboy heir to an airline Mark smitch was just a regular middle class guy with a pretty
00:58:02
unremarkable life he'd been born in Mississauga and lived there for several years with his mother and his two
00:58:09
sisters until the family actually had to relocate to Oakville because of Mark and
00:58:14
this was when he was in Middle School he was pretty much the reason that his entire family had to uproot their lives
00:58:20
and move in the first place because this entire move was basically in the hopes of quote sorting Mark out oh he had a
00:58:27
lot of issues unfortunately for his family though his behavior continued on a downward spiral Spiral when he entered
00:58:34
High School the move really didn't do much he was getting into trouble on a regular
00:58:38
basis and he actually ended up dropping out of high school his sophomore year okay couldn't keep it together
00:58:44
after that he kind of just drifted from like one job to another not really great
00:58:49
jobs just he didn't have a lot of it's actually I was gonna say exactly like the case we just did with you very much
00:58:55
like the Clutter family murders with dick Hickok and Perry Smith yeah just traveling from one menial job to the
00:59:01
next and he was starting to build a reputation with uh for himself with local law enforcement as a petty
00:59:07
criminal and a straight up nuisance I'm so sick of dealing with this yeah he was usually unemployed and by his
00:59:14
early 20s he had become a small-time drug dealer Who quote when he had no Supply was reduced to selling single
00:59:22
cigarettes to students at the local high school who found him to be creepy wow so like when he couldn't get his
00:59:30
hands on more drugs to sell he would buy a pack of cigarettes and sell one square
00:59:36
to high school students who found him Creek who found him creepy wow that's uh that's sad that's that's a choice that's
00:59:46
wild yeah that's inappropriate and very inappropriate that is a lot to it it's grosser it's gross can
00:59:55
you imagine you're just like outside a high school just like no I can't I don't want to imagine two dollars I I will not
01:00:01
on cigarette I will not imagine that what no what no thank you so Mark and Dell met in 2008 when Mark was doing
01:00:09
some temporary work at a friend's auto garage this garage was one of many that Dell loved to hang out around he just
01:00:16
you know with all his free time he just hung out at garages he just loved a garage just loves because he's buying
01:00:22
cars even though it's like just for the hell of it exactly yeah doing everything
01:00:27
for the hell of it apparently like he didn't all he had oh I'm just so angry at this guy I know I hate this guy for
01:00:32
the first few years that they knew of each other their relationship was really nothing more than the occasional drug
01:00:37
deal I think actually Mark became Dell's dealer but then he really wasn't a reliable dealer because he would run out
01:00:43
a lot yeah but by 2010 or 2011 they actually started hanging out and chatting with each other on a regular
01:00:49
basis they'd play video games together and get high real winners cool ambition right I was just gonna say ambition yeah
01:00:56
it's all about the ambition baby it was around 2011 that Dell and Mark's friends
01:01:00
started what Dell referred to as missions these missions were literally just spur
01:01:08
of the moment theft of random items including she can't talk today Corvette room rims trees they would just steal
01:01:17
trees stealing trees and also they once stole a concrete floor polisher from a restaurant
01:01:25
okay just because they could just because they could because they had literally nothing better to do ambitious
01:01:30
stealing to ambition there you go eventually these missions which is what Dell called them evolved from these like
01:01:37
impulsive acts to actually more planned out thefts and acts of vandalism which were all orchestrated by one Del Millard
01:01:45
he would literally pay his friends to help him commit these crimes he's so [ __ ] pathetic if you have to pay
01:01:52
people to hang out with you you're pathetic you're [ __ ] pathetic and those are not your friends no you're a
01:01:58
loser get a life in May of 2013 Mark was living between Dell's house and Oakville and his own
01:02:05
girlfriend's apartment he was kind of just like couch surfing yeah one day in early May Dell told the friend group
01:02:11
that he wanted to steal a truck and he'd been scoping out some classified websites and he'd even made some calls
01:02:17
to arrange test drives can you imagine just being like you know what I just I've really been looking to steal
01:02:24
someone else's property I don't it's just I'm really been looking to do this I'm the heir to an airline I have
01:02:32
endless amounts of money I have money to last me the rest of my life but I want to steal a truck yeah just I've you know
01:02:39
I've been looking to steal someone else's [ __ ] what you are such a loser such a in
01:02:46
every way ambition ambition most of the guys in the group were um very uninterested in going along with this
01:02:52
specific plan they were like listen I'll steal a floor polisher from a restaurant
01:02:56
any day of the week but not a truck but not this um Grand Theft Auto is a little bit
01:03:01
different so I do see that yeah um but Mark had developed this weird sense of loyalty when it came to Dell
01:03:08
and he agreed to accompany his friend on this particular Mission even calling this a mission makes me feel like a
01:03:15
dumbass truly by the time the two were ready to put their plan to action Dell had been planning this for months so on
01:03:21
May 4th they test drove a truck in Toronto uh and they were this was Igor tamanico I hope I said that right his
01:03:29
truck he had been the man that police contacted when they found the cell data from Dell Millard's burner phone
01:03:37
and it was him who had filed an agreed statement of facts with the Hamilton Police officially identifying Mark
01:03:43
smitch as the passenger who had accompanied Dell Millard on the test drive of his truck ooh Igor is a real
01:03:50
one Igor on May 24 2013 Dell Millard and Mark Smith made their first appearance in court
01:03:57
where they were being arranged for the first degree murder of Tim bosma and just as they were in their daily lives
01:04:03
the two were a very stark contrast from one another in the courtroom Dell was well dressed obviously he had the money
01:04:10
to be he came off as confident he spoke loudly quote clearly and forcefully when
01:04:15
responding to the judge made eye contact when he pleaded not guilty to all of the
01:04:20
charges mark smitch on the other hand appeared gaunt he showed up to the court wearing
01:04:26
a t-shirt jeans and sneakers cool he was also sporting a black eye oh he had a cut open on his cheek and he seemed
01:04:36
literally incapable of even speaking loud enough for the judge to hear his not guilty plea awesome yeah
01:04:43
both men were held without bail Mark smitch at the Niagara Regional Detention Center and Dell Millard at the Hamilton
01:04:49
Wentworth Detention Center so the discovery that Dell a wealthy and supposedly successful I don't really
01:04:56
know I don't really know about that the the discovery that he orchestrated the murder of Tim bosma was a complete shock
01:05:03
to the public but not really a shock to investigators who were starting to notice a little bit of a pattern of
01:05:09
tragedy in Dell's life oh six months before Tim bosma went missing Dell's father Wayne Millard supposedly took his
01:05:16
own life in late November everybody at Millard air was told that Wayne had died of a brain aneurysm actually when in
01:05:23
fact he had shot himself in the head or supposedly had the coroner ruled the death as suicide and Wayne's remains
01:05:31
were cremated at the request of his family oh Wayne Millard's death wasn't exactly
01:05:38
suspicious he was the CEO of a major company he was under a large deal of stress of course it's plausible and
01:05:45
fully within the realm of possibility but at the same time this wasn't the first unusual tragedy that Dell had
01:05:51
experienced six months before his father's death seems to be that he loves a six-month
01:05:57
increment his former girlfriend 23 year old Laura Babcock went missing in Toronto OH
01:06:05
like Wayne Millard's death Laura Babcock's disappearance received really little attention from the police or even
01:06:11
the Press at all when it happened in late June of 2012. Laura came from a stable middle class family she was
01:06:17
really well liked by her friends her co-workers and just one year before she was killed she had graduated with a
01:06:23
degree in English and drama from the University of Toronto she had everything going for her oh man one year after
01:06:30
graduation things had taken a downward turn for Laura I I don't know if she like got caught up in the wrong crowd or
01:06:36
what happened but she had a quote unquote mental health health crisis and she started mixing recreational drugs
01:06:42
with her psychiatric medication which is never a good idea no it was only exacerbating her symptoms to the point
01:06:49
where her parents unfortunately had to ask her to leave their home and find somewhere else to go
01:06:54
because of the circumstances the Toronto police just assumed that when she was reported missing that she'd simply run
01:07:00
away or wandered off somewhere and she'd eventually turn up you know little attention
01:07:06
in both cases police accepted the obvious and in my opinion the most convenient explanations yeah but others
01:07:13
weren't so quick to rule out a way more Sinister explanation at Millard air those who had been close to Wayne
01:07:19
Millard in the weeks before his death remembered him as being very happy very excited about new business ventures and
01:07:26
they said that he was eager to build the company back up so that he could leave his son with a successful business to
01:07:31
operate that breaks my heart to those people the death of somebody so future oriented came as a shock which that
01:07:38
can't happen I was gonna say it can absolutely happen but in this case they just had a gut feeling that something
01:07:43
was off well there's a lot more at play here and at the same time while it's true that Laura Babcock was struggling
01:07:49
emotionally at the time of her disappearance her ex-boyfriend Sean Lerner had a reason to believe that she
01:07:55
didn't just run away shortly after she disappeared he was very concerned and he actually managed
01:08:01
to get a hold of her cell phone bill and her cell phone bill showed that she had
01:08:05
exchanged a series of calls and texts with Dell Millard in the days before she had disappeared meaning he was the last
01:08:13
person to have any communication with her so Lerner her ex took this information
01:08:18
and took the bill to the Toronto police but they brushed him off and quote unquote accused him of playing CSI
01:08:28
like no like he's actually bringing an actual piece of evidence he had he literally has the information of the
01:08:35
last person she spoke with at least like that's that's pertinent at the very least and he's not posting it on the
01:08:42
internet no he's bringing it right to the station he's doing everything what you're supposed to do yeah like Jesus
01:08:49
you're damned if you do you're damned if you don't apparently that's not cool and
01:08:52
then to add insult to injury they informed him that because he wasn't family he didn't have the right to file
01:08:57
a missing person's report you know what like okay I didn't realize that would happen so when you realized
01:09:04
he wasn't gonna get anywhere with police he took things into his own hands and actually went to confront Del Millard
01:09:09
himself oh that's dangerous in Late July of 2012. Dell told him yeah I'd been talking to Laura but I don't know where
01:09:16
she is and I haven't seen her or heard from her since I spoke to her last and Lerner really couldn't do much I don't
01:09:22
believe him no so now in the wake of both arrests for the murder of Tim bosma investigators in
01:09:28
Toronto with assistance from Kavanaugh's team in Hamilton and the opp began to dig deeper into Dell's relationships
01:09:35
with his father and Laura Babcock uh first family and friends believed that Wayne was depressed and that his
01:09:44
work stress led him to commit this suicide the day after he died Del Millard told the press that his father
01:09:50
quote carried some great sadness with him throughout life that I never knew he never wanted to share that with me
01:09:56
but whatever sympathy he showed at the time appeared to have been an act when investigators interviewed employees
01:10:04
at Millard air they found out that Dell regularly and continuously run around talking [ __ ] about his father cool he
01:10:10
said his father was a failure he said his father was intent on squandering his fortune by trying to build an Empire to
01:10:17
leave his son who had no interest in running this company wow basically saying my dad put everything he could
01:10:23
into this company for me and I don't even want it what a [ __ ] idiot that's annoying your whole life has been set up
01:10:30
for you you are the idiot here yeah I hate this guy seriously on the night of Wayne Millard's death Dell told the
01:10:38
authorities that he had been at Mark's house and given that police had already accepted suicide as the cause of death
01:10:44
nobody doubted his Alibi or checked into it oh no however when the new detectives
01:10:51
who were now investigating him attempted to confirm this Alibi in June of 2013. cell phone records showed that yes he
01:10:59
had been at Mark's house that night but he had traveled to his father's house in the early morning hours and
01:11:07
interviews with his friends and acquaintances gave them even more to go off of detectives learned that in the
01:11:13
weeks before his father's death Dell illegally purchased a 32 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver from his friend
01:11:20
Matthew that was the exact caliber an exact model used in the quote unquote suicide
01:11:26
oh come on their suspicions of Dell's involvement were confirmed but they still went above and beyond and tested
01:11:33
the gun used in the shooting and discovered that Dell Millard's DNA was on the handle are you [ __ ] kidding me
01:11:40
he killed his father holy [ __ ] he shot his own father in the head my God uh-huh so police believed that he
01:11:49
murdered his father quote to protect his inheritance which was being used to fund
01:11:53
a new Aviation business and to keep him from having to inherit said business God he killed his father because he
01:12:01
didn't want to inherit the family business he killed his father because he's a lazy [ __ ] who has ambition
01:12:07
tattooed on his arm correct wow in the case of Laura Babcock investigators learned that she and several of her
01:12:15
other female friends had been engaging in escort services through an online escort site including Dell Millard's
01:12:21
then girlfriend Christina Dell and Laura had pre had briefly dated in 2008 and they remained friends after the breakup
01:12:28
so in the spring of 2012 after Laura had been kicked out of her parents house she
01:12:33
was actually temporarily staying with Dell and Christina but tensions arose when she began
01:12:39
spending alone time with Dell and that time eventually led to a sexual relationship with each other oh
01:12:46
not surprisingly Christina was [ __ ] pissed yeah and demanded that Dell and the relationship and cut off all contact
01:12:52
with Laura Della green and told Christina what he planned to do to Laura saying first I'm going to hurt her then
01:13:00
I'll make her leave I will remove her from our lives holy [ __ ] yup investigators made three
01:13:09
separate searches of the farm where they'd previously discovered Tim bosma's remains they did a more than thorough
01:13:16
search of this property each time but unfortunately they found no evidence of Laura's remains but when you know what
01:13:22
he did with Tim exactly and with his own father so instead they relied on interview testimony cell phone data text
01:13:30
messages and circumstantial evidence to build their case because they were not willing to let this go and they
01:13:36
theorized that Dell and Mark had spent months planning how to get rid of Laura Babcock excuse me and on July 3rd or 4th
01:13:43
investigators believed they killed her wrapped her body in a blue tarp and loaded it into Wayne Millard's minivan
01:13:49
Jesus Christ and drove it to the farm where they disposed of her remains in the commercial incinerator that Dell had
01:13:55
purchased on July 5th that is so [ __ ] up even though they didn't find Laura's physical remains they did find a photo
01:14:03
that Dell sent to mark on July 4th in which he's seen at the Millard air Hangar standing beside a quote
01:14:11
human-sized bundle wrapped in a blue tarp are you kidding me nope what the [ __ ] and he literally purchased
01:14:21
the incinerator for her my God so their trials began in February of 2016 and each man pled not guilty to the
01:14:32
charge of murdering Tim bosma almost three years had passed since they had been arrested and in that time
01:14:37
investigators had collected a huge amount of damning evidence of guilt including the remains found in the
01:14:44
incinerator the truck which was found at Dell's mother's house and a significant
01:14:50
number of texts and other Communications that pointed toward their being responsible for Laura's death
01:14:56
but of course both of their lawyers did the thing where they pinned the bulk of the responsibility on the other person
01:15:03
of course I think it's sometimes referred to as the Cutthroat defense ah they wanted to gain the jury sympathies
01:15:09
and receive a lesser sentence for their client by pinning the entire thing on the other client so Mark's lawyers were
01:15:16
pointing the finger at Dell's lawyer or Adele excuse me and Dell's lawyers were doing the same time yeah of course while
01:15:22
the authorities had spent the previous year chasing down every single lead in the case Dell and his defense team had
01:15:28
been not so subtly pleading their case through the media press interviews statements jailhouse interviews he did
01:15:37
several while in jail and made every attempt he could to minimize the spoiled rich kid image that was being so focused
01:15:44
on yeah but um it's really hard to do that when you are just a spoiled rich kid yeah definitely he told a reporter
01:15:51
from the London Community News quote I shop at Costco I don't buy expensive clothes I'm a bargain Hunter I have one
01:15:58
Hugo Boss suit how humble everyone loves Costco you [ __ ] everyone bow down to the humble
01:16:06
King like I only have one Hugo Boss suit I shop at Costco I'm a bargain hunter okay
01:16:14
um you're still a [ __ ] cold-blooded murderer [ __ ] and you'll never enjoy a Costco free sample again so how do you
01:16:20
like those apples so [ __ ] you how do you like those cut up corn dogs wow according to Dell any evidence of his
01:16:27
leading a lavish lifestyle was actually him just trying to live up to the image that people expected of him people
01:16:33
expected so much of him Elena and he just had to live up to that and he said if he was guilty of anything
01:16:39
it was for picking up Strays like Mark smitch the quote Petty criminal who dragged him into this tragedy
01:16:46
shut the [ __ ] up yeah you're equally responsible good try Mark's defense team like I just said was equally ready and
01:16:54
placed all the blame on Dell they claimed that he was the quote master manipulator which I believe and the
01:17:00
quote Psychopathic Rich friend which I also believed yeah I was gonna say and they said he had enticed Mark smitch
01:17:05
with empty promises and then ultimately took him quote on a test drive he never could have imagined
01:17:12
I do think that Dell was the master manipulator and I do think he was The Psychotic Rich friend yeah but I also
01:17:18
know that Mark smitch was an adult who was capable of making his own decisions and made the wrong [ __ ] Choice
01:17:24
exactly the Press could not resist The Sensational story of this Playboy Heir turned murderer and Mark smitch's
01:17:32
Narrative of a petty criminal turned accomplice in a homicide it was more so that they were interested
01:17:39
in Dell's story and a little bit less in March story because Dell story sold papers yeah Mark
01:17:45
spitch's story nobody really cared a lot Mark is a pending is a petty criminal so
01:17:49
it just kind of floats away but Dell is supposed to be this like air of this huge corporation there's an airline
01:17:57
criminal yeah it's wild so in one interview after another Dell had no trouble demonstrating his intelligence
01:18:04
and his sharpness when it came to speaking this did make him a potential asset to his own case unfortunately
01:18:10
especially if he was put on the witness stand and while Mark smitch couldn't compare
01:18:15
to him in terms of public speaking or self-confidence he'd actually undergone a pretty considerable physical
01:18:22
transformation during his three years in jail and his defense team I think they did this strategically and they were
01:18:29
hoping that it would work in his favor he wasn't the scrawny poorly dressed Meek drug dealer who had basically like
01:18:36
muttered his plea during the arraignment now Mark had grown out his hair to a more like conventional style he'd put on
01:18:43
weight and muscle in the years since his final or since his first court appearance he appeared more respectable
01:18:49
and his lawyers hoped more sympathetic and believable I think this was all like yeah like a Casey Anthony yeah you know
01:18:56
I tried to make her look like a sweet so yeah Mama they buttoned her all up they
01:19:00
brushed her hair back yeah and she was looking so believable yeah unfortunately that worked
01:19:07
foreign [Music] defense lawyer Thomas Dungy I believe is how you say it he worked really hard to
01:19:26
establish his client as the unwilling pawn and Dell's psychotic plan he aggressively questioned Dell's friends
01:19:33
and Associates to the point where the judge Justice Goodman interrupted to say I think Mr Dungy we can lower the tenor
01:19:39
with respect to the witnesses wow but this was all part of his strategy to demonstrate that whether it was through
01:19:45
his own wealth or his charm Dylan Millard had a way of dominating people and convincing them to engage in
01:19:52
behaviors or activities that they might not otherwise yeah it was a tactic and his tactic proved to be successful and
01:19:59
it really spoke to Dell Millard's character and then to speak even further to that character several law
01:20:04
enforcement officers were called to testify pretty much all of them said that Dell was a narcissist who used his
01:20:10
money and influence to get whatever he wanted oh we can all see that yeah well at the same time Del Millard's
01:20:16
defense lawyer Raven Palais had petitioned the court to exclude a considerable amount of evidence that
01:20:23
they said would bias the jury against the client and he was unfortunately successful in doing so the evidence
01:20:30
included a large number of communications between Dell and different friends that implicated him in
01:20:35
drug use which it's like we all know he did drugs he's a spoiled rich kid and just pretty much other things like that
01:20:42
pelay the defense attorney pretty much ignored the claims that his client was a psychotic narcissist and instead argued
01:20:48
that it made no sense for Dell to develop an elaborate plan to steal a truck he could have just gone out and
01:20:53
bought one and he also argued that it was Mark smitch who needed money and he intended to steal and sell the truck but
01:21:00
he said something unplanned happened and went wrong and Mark smitch produced the
01:21:05
gun that killed Tim vaspa he said it was all Mark yeah look at that he also suggested the large amount of evidence
01:21:11
collected by investigators from bone fragments browser history the truck at Dell's mother's property was actually
01:21:20
evidence of Dell's innocence after all he said wouldn't somebody who committed murder try to cover up their
01:21:27
involvement rather than leave it out in the open where anybody could find it that's a bold move
01:21:34
let's see if it works out for him what that's a bold move why like if I was on the jury I would
01:21:43
just literally sit there and like raise my hand and just say what like you can't
01:21:49
be serious my guy he was you can't be serious my guy yeah I'm on astounded he was so serious after four months oh
01:21:58
serious four months of testimony closing arguments began on May 31st 2016. each layer took nearly an entire day to make
01:22:06
their final case to the jury which I always I'm like don't do that to the jury I'm always just astounded by that
01:22:12
I'm like how do you talk for that one an entire day I feel like you're at that point going on like too long but you
01:22:17
know I'm like that's amazing to me I mean yeah it's absolutely like badass so the jury deliberated deliberated that's
01:22:24
always another hard word for me to say for four days and that they were actually sequestered at this point like
01:22:31
so they came from that to deliver their verdict both Dylan Millard and Mark smitch were
01:22:37
found guilty of the first degree murder of Tim bosma and because the sentence for first degree murder in Canada is an
01:22:44
automatic 25-year prison sentence both men requested to be sentenced immediately rather than wait for a
01:22:49
hearing of course neither Mark or Dell made a statement during the sentencing and Justice Goodman told both of them
01:22:56
despite their quote incomprehensible and unimaginable act Tim bosma's memory and
01:23:01
spirit cannot be taken away good and then he sentenced them both to a quote automatic mandatory term of life
01:23:08
imprisonment or at least until 2038 good sadly the verdict was bittersweet and left so many unanswered questions for so
01:23:17
many people involved the bosma family was pleased with the verdict but they felt that the pros and they felt that
01:23:23
the prosecution's theoretical explanation of Tim's Final hours did answer a lot of their questions that had
01:23:29
been lingering and they'd been struggling at this point for years and they said quote the weight just went off
01:23:34
of our shoulders the public on the other hand which like I'm not as concerned about as long as
01:23:39
his family's happy I'm happy but they were left to question what turned Dell Millard and Mark smitch to turn into
01:23:46
thrill Killers especially where both of them maintained their innocence yeah which clearly they were not yeah an
01:23:53
incinerator was found yeah exactly now in February of 27 the disastrous Duo went on trial again for the murder of
01:24:01
Laura Babcock both represented by their same lawyers that they had been in the Tim bosma case
01:24:07
like I said without a body it was going to be tough but the crown base their entire case on circumstantial evidence
01:24:13
and then also witness testimony they also had found Laura's belongings in Del Millard's possession and photo shared
01:24:22
between Mark and Dell were used and there are good okay the defense argued that for all anybody knew Laura Babcock
01:24:29
was still alive and any suggestion of violence having been committed against her was nothing more than the boasting
01:24:36
of adolescent drug users wow like she could still be alive my client just said he killed her yeah to boast
01:24:44
like come on in the end the jury thankfully sided with the prosecution and found both men guilty of the murder
01:24:51
of Laura Babcock wow without a body holy [ __ ] that's hard yeah I think the text
01:24:57
messages yeah really spoke for themselves they have a photo I think the photos spoke for itself the fact that a
01:25:03
lot of her stuff was still in this possession I think all of that was [ __ ] up justice Michael code who was
01:25:10
the one to preside over the trial called Del Millard quote profoundly immoral and
01:25:14
dangerous and he said his accomplice quote enthusiastically participate in the participated in the murder of their
01:25:21
supposed friend the courtroom literally erupted in cheers when the Justice sentenced both
01:25:26
to life in prison good with the eligibility for parole in 50 years oh my God in the fall of 2017 Dell went on
01:25:36
trial again this time alone and for the murder of his father oh [ __ ] Wayne Millard in September of that year he was
01:25:42
convicted of first-degree murder good Justice Maureen uh forstell I want to say presided over the case and handed
01:25:49
down Millard's third consecutive life sentence meaning any chance at parole was just not gonna happen for at least
01:25:56
75 years so he would be godspeed I don't even know like seven three he'd be like
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100. it's not happening before handing down his sentence for forrestelle addressed the court saying Dylan Millard
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has repeatedly committed the most serious offense known to our law he has done so with considerable planning and
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premeditation in the murder of his father he took advantage of the vulnerability of his father and betrayed
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his father's trust in him Millard's lawyer yeah Millard's lawyer called the sentence unduly harsh
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okay like he killed someone and Dell said that it was unreasonable and unconstitutional
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can you explain how sir the judge disagreed thank you but in May of 2022 the Supreme Court in Canada overturned
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the 2011 provision which allowed justices the power to sentence individuals to consecutive sentences
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come on I know which meant that both Millard and smitch would actually get the potential opportunity for parole way
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earlier than anybody expected that's [ __ ] and people were [ __ ] pissed Charlene bosma told reporters quote our
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government took away one of the very few things we as victims had to hold on to my daughter was two and a half when her
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father was murdered now because of this ruling when my daughter is 27 she will be asked to carry on the fight I thought
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I already fought for her that's [ __ ] up that's really [ __ ] up and it's smart for her to put it that way yeah
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because that'll make people really see and think about it think twice the Toronto police also caught flock for not
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diligently investigating Wayne Millard's death or The Disappearance of Laura Babcock and a lot of people pointed out
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Tim bosma could still be alive if they had actually done due diligence in both of those cases it's true but
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unfortunately no member of the Toronto police service has ever been held accountable for those failures damn
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um and that is the case of Dell Millard and Mark Smith two of the world [ __ ] just stains I was literally just gonna
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say stains on the world like cross out your ambition tattoosing things on the world
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how the Tim bosma space just destroys me so senseless and the thing is none of us
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will ever know what happened in that truck and why they ended his life because they won't say and because
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they're even bigger pieces of [ __ ] exactly originally thought to let his wife and his daughter continue living
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their lives having no idea what happened to their husband and father and all your
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mind is gonna do is come up with your own the worst thing exactly yeah and to leave them in that position makes these
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two men even more [ __ ] sufferable than they already were and it was like a 42 on the Richter Scale that's horrible
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it's so [ __ ] senseless I hate them I hate them so much truly this case infuriated me oh that's awful awful
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damn I know this was a heavy one yeah it really is but with that being said we hope that
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