Re: Alberta Man Who Lost Wife And 16 Month Old To Murder Wants Changes To Sex Offenders Laws.

In article <[email protected]>,
Gregory Carr  <[email protected]> wrote:
>Alberta Man Who Lost Wife, Toddler In Double Homicide Calls For Changes
>To Sex-Offender Laws. Suspect In Custody Is A Convicted Sex Criminal.
>
>Edmonton
>Alberta man who lost wife, toddler in double homicide calls for changes
>to sex-offender laws
>
>Mchale Busch, 24, and son Noah were killed inside accused’s apartment,
>RCMP say
>Wallis Snowdon · CBC News · Posted: Sep 21, 2021 12:58 PM MT | Last
>Updated: 7 hours ago
>
>Mchale Busch, 24, and her 16-month-old son, Noah McConnell, were found
>dead on Friday. A convicted sex offender has been charged in their
>deaths.
>Cody McConnell blames the justice system for the death of his wife and
>son. Police say they were killed inside the apartment of a convicted sex
>offender who lived in the same building.
>
>"I just really want to make a change here because I feel like this
>should never, ever happen to any other family again," McConnell said in
>an interview outside an Edson, Alta., courthouse Tuesday morning.
>
>"It's unfair. My 16-month-old boy is ripped away from me, and my
>beautiful wife."
>
>Mchale Busch, 24, and her 16-month-old son, Noah McConnell, of Hinton,
>270 kilometres west of Edmonton, were killed Thursday.
>
>2 counts of 2nd-degree murder
>Their bodies were found in the Hinton area on Friday, a day after mother
>and son were reported missing.
>
>In an update Tuesday, Alberta RCMP confirmed that Busch and her son were
>killed Thursday afternoon inside the apartment of Robert Keith Major, a
>53-year-old sex offender who lived in the same building.
>
>Sex offender charged with 2nd-degree murder in deaths of Hinton mother,
>toddler: RCMP
>Major, who was arrested Friday, has been charged with two counts of
>second-degree murder and one count of indignity to human remains.
>
>Busch and her son were killed before the Hinton detachment received a
>report that they were missing, police said.
>
>Public warning in 2017
>Autopsies ruled that the manner of death for both was homicide.
>
>RCMP have previously said they had identified no connection between the
>victims and Major except that they lived in the same building.
>
>Major was the subject of a public warning when he was released into the
>Edmonton community in 2017.
>
>At the time, the Edmonton Police Service said he would be living in the
>Edmonton area. Police said they had reasonable grounds to believe Major
>would commit another sexual offence against a female, including
>children, while in the community.
>
>At the time, media outlets in Edmonton reported that he was under a
>number of court-ordered conditions including a curfew, restrictions on
>his access to children and a ban on leaving Edmonton without permission
>from his supervisor.
>
>No conditions since July 2020
>He didn't have to follow any conditions since July 2020, RCMP said.
>
>McConnell said he, his wife and their son had recently moved into the
>apartment building and had no idea of Major's criminal history.
>
>Cody McConnell says he believes the killing of his wife and son could
>have been prevented. (Travis McEwan/CBC)
>The National Sex Offender Registry Database allows police to conduct
>searches based on information that has been collected and registered.
>Managed by the RCMP, it includes personal details on registered sex
>offenders, including where they live.
>
>Police agencies can access the database, but members of the public cannot.
>
>Father calls for 'Noah's law'
>McConnell said the database should be accessible to the public,
>especially if the offender is deemed likely to reoffend.
>
>He also wants changes to rental laws to ensure tenants know if there is
>a registered sex offender in their building.
>
>He wants legislative changes in his son's name.
>
>Many who turned out to support McConnell were fellow workers from
>Midwest Pipelines. (Travis McEwan/CBC)
>"My family ended up in harm's way for no reason," he said. "Nobody was
>there to protect us.
>
>"That is why we want Noah's law."
>
>Hundreds of people gathered outside the provincial courthouse in Edson
>Tuesday to show solidarity with McConnell and his relatives, including
>his biological mother and adoptive mother.
>
>Many in the crowd were McConnell's fellow workers from Midwest Pipelines.
>
>Next court appearance Oct. 20
>Major was scheduled for a bail hearing, and the family had been told his
>case would be heard in Edson.
>
>The hearing was instead held in Hinton, 90 kilometres west of Edson. The
>family and the media had not been informed of the last-minute change.
>
>Major was denied bail. His next appearance is Oct. 20 in Hinton.
>
>In Edson, the crowd fell silent as McConnell, flanked by friends and
>relatives, walked toward the courthouse, where he thanked supporters and
>urged legislators to change the way sex offenders are tracked.
>
>He struggled to speak through tears as he spoke of his wife and child.
>
>"They changed my life," he said.
>
>"They made me whole when I was broken and now they're gone because the
>justice system is broken, and all I want to do is make the change that
>will help other families so they never have to experience the loss of a
>child, the loss of their wife to such inhumane things."
>
>https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/double-homicide-hinton-mchale-busch-noah-mcconnell-1.6184090
>
>If we had the death penalty for rapists the 16 month old and the young
>woman would still be alive. In America the various states have websites
>for convicted sex criminals that show their picture their address their
>biographical info their offence and length of sentence.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_offender_registries_in_the_United_States
>
>In Canada the elected 338 MPs couldn't care less.
>
>https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/sex-offender-2nd-degree-murder-mother-toddler-hinton-alberta-1.6181496 has the rapists and accused killers
>
>https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/sex-offender-2nd-degree-murder-mother-toddler-hinton-alberta-1.6181496
>
>https://www.alberta.ca/high-risk-offenders-edmonton.aspx has a lengthy
>list of supervised sex offenders in Edmonton including the accused
>double killer Robert Keith Major but as the CBC article stated
>supervision of the convicted rapist Robert Keith Major ended in 2020. So
>the Alberta govt. is lying yet again.
>

Lock him up for life!
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