Did The Greyhound Cannibal Actually Commit 1st Degree Murder, Not 2nd?

News has emerged that Vince Li spent nearly an hour chatting up the Tim McLean’s co-worker during their ride through western Manitoba, the Winnipeg.

Li sat in the front of the bus next to a woman known only as Stacy. They were seen chatting and smoking together on a rest stop.

When the bus trip resumed, Li suddenly moved to the back of the bus and sat beside McLean, who was listening to his headphones and apparently asleep.

McLean's family and friends don't believe Li's change-of-seating was a coincidence. And they question why he was charged with second-degree murder and not first-degree murder, which indicates planning and premeditation.

"I have this unbelievably strong feeling that him sitting beside Stacy had something to do with this," McLean's former girlfriend, Alexandra Storey.

McLean’s family wants to talk to Stacey, but have no knowledge of her last name.

Storey received a series of text message from McLean mentioning that some people were doing ecstasy on the bus.

Medical experts say ecstasy and a pre-existing mental condition could trigger a violent episode.

The Gazette

Greyhound Cannibal In Court For Second Hearing

~Vince Weiguang Li
Vince Weiguang Li, who after refusing to speak at his first hearing, returned to court today.

Accused of second-degree murder in the stabbing death and beheading of Tim McLean last Wednesday, Li has been ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation.

In his brief court appearance today, Li was heard softly saying please kill me.

Edmonton Sun

Former Haut de la Garenne Warden Hit With New Charges But Remains On Bail

Gordon Wateridge appeared in magistrates’ court and has been charge with 16 counts of indecent assault as well as four counts of firearms charges. The weapons were found at his house when he was arrested.

The three initial charges against him have been withdrawn and replaced by the 16 new charges. Those charges include assault against four girls and one boy during the 1970s.

Wateridge again, has not entered a plea and remains on conditional bail.

The case has been referred to the Royal Court. No date has been set.

BBC