Bus passenger beheaded seat mate ( Archived) (201)

She was cleaning her keyboard....

He must have been from my neighbourhood, as the police were chasing some kids with guns last night down the back alley.

I thought she was on the bus on the way to Florida!! Phew!!

Waiting for you to drive up and pick me up and drive me back. With stops on the way so you can have a break.

Funny when I saw Edmonton I was going to ask if he was from your neighbourhood.....






On a real sad note the kid was only 22 that he killed.....

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man. - The man accused in the beheading of a fellow passenger on a Greyhound bus in Manitoba uttered not a word when he made his first court appearance Friday.

Vince Weiguang Li, 40, of Edmonton, his feet shackled, shuffled into a courtroom in Portage la Prairie, Man., with his head bowed. He did not make eye contact with anyone the entire time he was before the judge.

He would not even reply when the judge asked him if he was going to get a lawyer, and only nodded slightly when asked whether he was exercising his right not to speak.

The Crown asked for a psychiatric assessment, but the judge said he wanted to give Li a chance to talk to a lawyer about that.

"It's early and I think the judge just wants to respect his rights to ... speak to counsel and he's giving him that opportunity," Crown prosecutor Larry Hodgson said outside court. "I don't think it will be very long that they'll allow him to do that."

Hodgson said if Li doesn't get his own lawyer, the court could appoint one or the case could proceed anyway.

Li's next court appearance is scheduled for Tuesday in Portage la Prairie.

Li is charged with second-degree murder in the gruesome slaying of Tim McLean, 22, on a Greyhound bus that was travelling from Edmonton to Winnipeg. Police have not identified the victim, but friends say it was McLean.

Passengers say the young man was stabbed repeatedly before he was beheaded and his body carved up. Police have only confirmed that a man was stabbed.

Some passengers also described McLean's attacker as a big man who weighed at least 200 pounds.

The man who appeared in court Friday wearing a grey T-shirt and prisoner's vest appeared to be about five-foot-eight or nine with a stocky build.

Hodgson couldn't offer many details about Li.

"I know he was from Edmonton. I don't know why he was on the bus. That's still under investigation."

The RCMP said Li has no known criminal record.

Meanwhile, tributes to the victim were pouring into social networking and media websites. A Facebook website called "R.I.P. Tim" quickly sprang up after news of the attack.

"I can't believe this is happening," wrote Leah Dryburgh of Winnipeg. "Tim, you were the best guy ever. You didn't deserve this at all."

Friends described McLean as a quiet, easy-going carnival worker who was heading home to Winnipeg after a job in Edmonton

Might not be safe to say this on the net, too many perverts waiting for an opportunity.

Canada must do something about this travesty!!!!!!!!!!!!


































Ban Buses!

A gun..... too many of them around.

Used to think.... not here, not in my home town..... I left for 23 yrs, and thought the crime where I lived was way too much and out of control. thought the people living there, just shrugged their shoulders and did not care.

I came back here, and can not get over how stupid it has gotten here. Too much violence, guns and just plain old out of control idiots.

Here is one for the never list.... never in my neighborhood.

Guns do not solve problems, the idiots using them cause problems.

It get's worse, according to a released police radio transmission (somehow released to the web) from the 1rst RCMP on the spot; the perpetrator was cutting the victim up and eating him.