B.C. murder suspect's daddy reveals information on difficult life in guide by Laura Kane, The Canadian Press
The daddy of a British Columbia murder suspect has written a guide that sheds light that is new their psychological state, describes harassment beliefs involving their ex-wife and offers greater understanding of the feasible effects the occasions had on their fugitive son.
Alan Schmegelsky, the daddy of 18-year-old Bryer Schmegelsky, delivered a novel to reporters this week entitled “Red Flagged,” that he states is really a novelization of real occasions and fictionalizes some incidents.
Bryer Schmegelsky is a suspect in three murders in northern B.C. together with his friend, 19-year-old Kam McLeod, and RCMP are continuing to locate a boggy, remote area in Manitoba where these were final seen.
The 132-page guide, which Alan Schmegelsky stated he planned to self-publish this week however now will not plan to publish obtainable, reveals brand new information on their difficult life along with his numerous encounters with authorities and courts.
He stated he delivered the guide to reporters to emphasize what sort of “broken system” has shaped him and their son.
“My son and I also have already been addressed like footballs. It’s time for many truth,” he said.
He writes which he had been arrested by Victoria authorities on Aug. 4, 2008, their son Bryer’s eighth birthday celebration, 36 months after their acrimonious split utilizing the boy’s mother.