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More stuff about me except this time it's MOVIES AND SHOWS I LIKE YIPPEE Not only do I like every single adaptation of All Quiet, but I Loooooooooooooooooooooooooooove every frickin movie out there of Godzilla, I not only LOVE every Godzilla movie but OWN every Godzilla movie. I also own plentiful amounts of Godzilla merchandise, aswell as video games and even signed/autographed prints. Uhhh I used to be pretty big into The Office (Both the UK and US versions) but that's sort of worn down by now, still like it though. Favourite characters are Dwight, Jim, Gareth, and Andy. I'm a Warrior Cats enjoyer yes I know cringe but like no because Warrior Cats gotta be my fave book series in all of existence and what's not to love about kewl emo cats!?!?! That being said this is pretty useless but I REALLY like cats like I'm a cat person to the point where it should be a mental illness because I LOVE CATS and without cats I would die and I would not want to exist in a world without cats (I own 4 cats) and my favourite breed is the hairless cat because PINK ALIEN CAT BINGUS All Quiet obsessor but hey that's obvious!!! One of these days I'll get Felix to notice me smh Similar to Warrior Cats, I like Lackadaisy too, the pilot was AMAZING and I've read the entire webcomic thoroughly and I can say it is very much worth the read!! As a history geek, too, it's very intriguing with all the accuracies to the 20's!! I sooooorta like Helluva Boss/Hazbin Hotel?? It's pretty on/off tbh. Last couple of episodes have been great, I love the unique demon species and designs, I just hate the fandom, and the creator has a lot of drama around her, so I'm iffy. 90 Day Fiancee binge-watcher. Absolutely HILARIOUS drama on there. Y'all know Big Ed? C'mon, you gotta know Big Ed. White Chicks is my comfort movie and Idk why but it's great it's awesome and it's mildly offensive but it's funny I don't know how to explain it without seeming... controversial.

I love HTTYD. Except for the new one. Guilty Team America enjoyer. Guilty Goodboys enjoyer. Guilty Mallrats enjoyer. Guilty Jay and Silent Bob enjoyer. Guilty Yogahosers enjoyer. Guilty Jojo Rabbit enjoyer. I LOVE ZOOLANDER!!! BIG Comfort movie. I like dinosaurs teehee Jurassic World/Park lover teehee

I like Marvel n the MCU too (Hawkeye the best frfr) A really disturbing trippy movie I LOVED that is based on a real dude and a real story is Fear & Loathing: Las Vegas Also I dabble in horror movies a bit, E.G Clockwork Orange, The Mist, IT, Scream, Halloween, Terrifier.. I watched Boy in the Striped Pajamas.......... traumatizing experience... do not recommend for the light-hearted.... or anyone, for that matter. okay this is becoming too long now so Imma say this as my final message I LOVE 70's/80's/90's SHOWS!!! Like Soap, Fantasy Island, Red Dwarf (THE BEST.), The Waltons, Frasier, Cheerz aaand it's not an older show but it's based IN those times, The Goldbergs. THINGY: I am PRAYING. TO. GOD. That Felix or SOMEBODY will let us know if he's gonna be in another movie soon because I NEED TO KNOW AND I NEED TO SEE IT GRGRGRGRGRGGRYREHHAJNDAKJMDKJ Okay thats it bye might make more of these idk ily all no homo

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BEABEABEA 😋😋 hihi im good just fighting sleeep. gonna nap soon tho, hru ?!?!?!?!?! 🩷

[atlanticcanada]

Halifax police looking for man expected to testify at William Sandeson murder trial

Police in Halifax have issued a Canada-wide warrant for a man scheduled to appear as a witness in an ongoing murder trial.

Halifax Regional Police are requesting the public's help in finding Pookiel McCabe.

Police say they believe McCabe, who used to live in Halifax, is now living somewhere in the Toronto area.

McCabe was expected to testify at the first-degree murder trial of William Sandeson, a former Dalhousie University student accused of fatally shooting fellow student Taylor Samson during a drug deal in Halifax on Aug. 15, 2015.

Earlier this month, the 30-year-old accused pleaded not guilty to the charge in Nova Scotia Supreme Court.

The court proceeding marks the second time Sandeson has been put on trial for allegedly killing Samson -- a verdict from a trial in 2017 was overturned on appeal.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 25, 2023.

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read the whole thing at @cbcns - . The defence's bid for a mistrial, rejected on the 2nd-last day of trial, revolves around some of the most damning evidence the jury heard. . The testimony came fr. 2 people who were in the apt across the hall from Sandeson's & heard a gunshot the night Samson was killed. Justin Blades + Pookiel McCabe testified they saw a man slumped over in Sandeson's kitchen that night, bleeding to death. . For 14 months following the homicide, (they) maintained they saw nothing - (then) the men changed their story. . The defence argued the actions of Bruce Webb, a retired RCMP sergeant — and now private detective — who had been hired by Sandeson's legal team to track down and interview potential witnesses, including McCabe and Blades, should lead to a mistrial. . When Webb talked to Blades he explained part of the reason he was afraid to come forward before was that he believed Sandeson had ties to the Hells Angels. . The defence was able to argue successfully that mentioning the Hells Angels would be highly prejudicial to Sandeson's case, so the jury never heard that detail. . But the defence had a bigger problem with the testimony from Blades & McCabe: the Crown & police might never have learned their stories if Webb — the defence's own employee — hadn't told them. . Webb was working for a firm of private detectives hired by Sandeson's defence team to help prepare for the trial. . The defence claimed they didn't know their own employee had reached out to police until the trial was well underway. They argued that the trial must be halted & a mistrial declared. The judge disagreed. . As for the threat Sandeson is supposed to have made towards his girlfriend Sonja Gashus, it was contained in txt sent 4-5 wks before the homicide. . In the txts, Sandeson was communicating w/ another woman. He said he suspected Gashus was cheating on him. And said if he found out that was true, he'd put Gashus's head & hands in a bucket of lye & dump her body on the Sandeson family farm near Truro — the same farm that police would later search & find evidence related to the Samson homicide. . Lye is a caustic alkali that can be used to dissolve bodies. http://ift.tt/2trGVKk

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[atlanticcanada]

Witness wanted in Sandeson murder trial believed to be in Toronto, police say

Police are asking for the public's help in locating Pookiel McCabe, who has been subpoenaed to testify at the William Sandeson first-degree murder trial in Halifax. from : Halifax https://ift.tt/mgV610j

[atlanticcanada]

What jury didn't hear at William Sandeson's murder trial

HALIFAX -- The jury in medical student William Sandeson's first-degree murder trial retired to deliberate Thursday without hearing that the defence had sought a mistrial after a bombshell surprise.

About halfway through the trial, Sandeson's lawyers said they had just learned that a private investigator who was working for them had facilitated meetings between two key witnesses and police.

The defence argued those meetings led the witnesses to give new statements to police that further implicated Sandeson in the Aug. 15, 2015, killing of fellow Dalhousie student Taylor Samson.

The lawyers argued it contravened solicitor-client privilege, and was grounds for a mistrial or exclusion of the witnesses' evidence.

During many hours of hearings away from the jury, the complex issue unfolded, but it can be reported on now that the jury has been sequestered.

Sandeson is accused of killing Samson during a drug deal over 20 pounds of marijuana in August 2015. Samson's body has never been found.

At issue was the testimony of Sandeson's two track-and-field teammates, Pookiel McCabe and Justin Blades, who were across the hall from Sandeson's apartment the night Samson, 22, was allegedly killed.

They told Webb they heard a gunshot, and went over to see a body covered in blood and Sandeson, 24, running around saying he had to clean up.

But that didn't match what they had originally told police, said Webb -- they said they hadn't seen or heard anything that night.

Webb said he believed he would be obstructing justice if he did not go to police with this new version of events. The police took new statements from the men, who later gave this new version of events to the jury.

Webb said Blades believed Sandeson was connected to the Hells Angels and feared for his life. Webb, a former RCMP officer with decades of experience, told him Sandeson being connected was impossible.

He offered to facilitate a meeting with police so Blades could give a new statement.

Webb said Blades was emotional and distraught over what he saw.

"He was in such a messed-up situation," said Webb.

"I was motivated by helping this young guy get his life back on track."

Webb, who also told police that they should speak to McCabe again, had signed a confidentiality agreement with his firm, Martin and Associates Investigations Inc.

Defence lawyers said the late revelation of these communications went against the Crown's obligation to disclose evidence.

Justice Josh Arnold denied their bid: "I am not inclined to declare a mistrial in this case."

He said the defence could recall any witnesses they wanted to try to remedy the situation, but they chose not to.

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[atlanticcanada]

LIVE BLOG: RCMP officer who interviewed William Sandeson testifies at trial

Cpl. Jody Allison, the RCMP officer seen in a police video interviewing William Sandeson, has taken the stand at the former Dalhousie University student’s murder trial.

Sandeson is accused of murdering 22-year-old Taylor Samson, a fellow Dalhousie University student, during a deal to buy 20 pounds of marijuana.

Samson disappeared on Aug. 15, 2015. His body has never been found.

Sandeson has been charged with first-degree in his death.

Allison told the court Wednesday that he was part of the Major Crime Unit in August 2015. He became involved in the case on Aug. 18, 2015, when he was asked to interview Sandeson.

When asked about Sandeson’s demeanour, Allison said it varied. He told the court Sandeson was calm at times and emotional at times.

Court has previously heard from two witnesses who said they saw a man slumped over a chair inside Sandeson’s apartment the night of Aug. 15, 2015. Pookiel McCabe, who lived across the hall from Sandeson, and his friend Justin Blades both testified that they had seen a pool of blood, bloodied money, and drugs on the floor in Sandeson’s kitchen.

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[atlanticcanada]

Live blog: Sandeson's former roommate takes the stand at murder trial

William Sandeson’s former roommate has taken the stand at his first-degree murder trial at Nova Scotia Supreme Court.

Dylan Zinck told the court Tuesday that he had been living with Sandeson at the apartment on Henry Street in Halifax when Taylor Samson disappeared on Aug. 15, 2015.

Sandeson is accused of murdering 22-year-old Samson, a fellow Dalhousie University student, during a deal to buy 20 pounds of marijuana.

Zinck told the court that he had been spending a lot of time at his girlfriend’s home in August 2015, but that he went back to his apartment a few times a week.

He testified that Sandeson told him on Aug. 14, 2015 not to come home past 8 p.m. the following night. He said he stopped by the apartment at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2015 and stayed for about 10 minutes.

Zinck said he didn’t return to the apartment until Sunday evening, and that he and Sandeson chatted about the cleanliness of the apartment. Zinck also testified that Sandeson told him he had thrown out their shower curtain.

Court has previously heard from two witnesses who said they saw a man slumped over a chair inside Sandeson’s apartment the night of Aug. 15, 2015. Pookiel McCabe, who lived across the hall from Sandeson, and his friend Justin Blades both testified that they had seen a pool of blood, bloodied money, and drugs on the floor in Sandeson’s kitchen.

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[atlanticcanada]

Medical student's murder trial: Witness describes loud bang, bloody man

HALIFAX -- An eyewitness said he heard a loud bang, and saw a bloody man sitting on a chair in the Halifax apartment of a medical student on trial for murder.

Pookiel McCabe told a Nova Scotia Supreme Court jury Monday that he was William Sandeson's close friend and neighbour on Aug. 15, 2015, the night Sandeson allegedly killed 22-year-old Taylor Samson.

He and a friend had been drinking in McCabe's apartment across the hall from Sandeson's. They were all friends and he and Sandeson had been track-and-field teammates at Dalhousie University.

"We heard, like, a bang," McCabe told the jury.

McCabe said Sandeson came to his door and "looked a little shocked," so they followed him across the hall and looked inside his apartment.

"I saw a man there sitting in a chair. He had blood on him," McCabe said. The man had his back turned to him and he didn't see his face, he said.

He remembered being in shock and couldn't recall much from the scene, but did say the man in the chair was white, with black hair, and was wearing shorts. He also said he saw blood and money on the floor.

"I didn't see him move," he said about the man in the chair.

On a surveillance tape, McCabe and his friend can be seen leaving the building shortly after they look into the apartment.

McCabe described his relationship with Sandeson as "close," after having known him for five years.

A surveillance video system set up by Sandeson caught Samson entering the apartment, and around five minutes later McCabe and another male looking in the doorway. There's no sound in the video, which was played for McCabe and the jury Monday.

Samson was last seen alive on the surveillance tape entering the apartment to sell 20 pounds of marijuana to Sandeson that night.

McCabe did not tell investigators he had heard the shot and seen the wounded man until his third interview with police.

"I was scared," he told the jury about his reluctance to tell them what he had seen.

There were rumours that Sandeson was connected to organized crime, he said. But he said he found out that wasn't true, and he then felt safer about telling investigators what he saw that night.

McCabe and Sandeson remained in infrequent contact since Sandeson was charged with murder, exchanging letters and speaking on the phone once. They didn't discuss the case, said McCabe.

McCabe signed off one letter saying, "the crew misses you and will always be here for you," referring to their mutual friends, he said. The letter was introduced by the defence as evidence Monday.

The trial resumes Tuesday morning.

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