Category: John Q Public

I know that this asshole has been taking up too much space in my blog lately but I mean to keep at it until this prick is either caught or gets his pumpkin blown off by Billybob Lunchbox from Huron County. And it’s looking like the odds of either are pretty much 50-50. Based on the bulk of the emails and comments I’ve been getting (some of which had to be removed), this son of a bitch is now nothing more than a walking, talking bullseye waiting for that bullet with his name on it.

Boo hoo.

Those of you that have been coming here for a while already know that I like to hunt and that I’m also damned serious about hunting safety. Everybody knows (at least, everybody that I hang out with) that an important part of that safety is being able to properly identify your target. With that in mind, take a minute to click on the images on the right-hand side of this post to get a better view of them. Take a good long look, too.

Imeson is described as 22 years old, white, 6’1″, 200 lbs. with short brown hair, brown eyes and numerous tattoos on his arms. Police are asking the public to watch out for two stolen vehicles — a grey GMC Sierra pickup, with Ontario licence JK8334 and a green 2005 Ford Taurus, licence AXSR 755.

Getting back to what I was saying before about some of what I’ve been hearing…
Everybody that reads much here already knows that I have no moral compunctions whatsoever about blasting this son of a bitch right out of his Keds, but I CANNOT tell people enough: if you find yourself in a position in which you absolutely have to shoot in order to protect yourself or someone else, CHECK YOUR TARGETS! I had me a bump-in with what I’m sure is one of the ten jumpiest buggers on the planet last night — You know who you are: garrison boots, OFAH cap, and that old beat-to-shit .22 (looked like a Savage-Stevens) — that looked like if somebody cracked a loud fart, he’d jump three feet straight up. Not good.

Two good folks on Bronson Line have already died and we don’t need any more innocent people getting hurt. Don’t shoot unless you have to and make God damned sure what you’re aiming at! And if you can’t keep a cool head, leave ol’ Betsy in the closet before you shoot yourself in the foot or some such damn fool thing. I’ve got no problem with decent folks arming themselves for their own protection, but do it right. Keep your cool, confirm the target, mind your background and if he makes one wrong move, save us taxpayers some money.

Meantime, the official hunt is still on for Jesse Norman Imeson, as the Freeps and other outlets keep telling us. I can’t help but wonder who’s gonna find him first…

Lastly, but sure as hell not least, let’s not forget Bill and Helene…

And let’s keep our eyes out for that son of a bitch Imeson.

Murdering bastard Jesse Imeson seems to still be hiding his gutless ass someplace up in Huron County.

Word has it that the couple that he killed on Bronson Line were Bill and Helene Regier, an elderly couple that never did a damned thing against anybody. To their families and all those who knew them, you have my deepest sympathies. To the rest of you: take a good long look at this worthless son of a bitch so that you know who you’re looking for…

Jesse Norman Imeson
AGE: 22
HEIGHT: 6’1″
WEIGHT: 200 lbs
HAIR: brown, almost shaved
EYES: brown
DISTINGUISHING MARKS: numerous tattoos on arms

That’s Jesse Imeson. This prick is responsible for three murders so far (that we know of) and as far as the OPP know, he’s still someplace up in Huron. From the look of the photo, he seems to have some sort of tattoo on the left side of his neck as well.

If you see this son of a bitch, don’t be going off half-cocked! First thing to do is to try to call the OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or *OPP on your cell. Once that’s done, lock & load and hunker down, just in case.

But remember: if worse comes to worst, better him than you…

— UPDATE —

The Grand Bend Strip website has some more info that might be useful:

The owner of a green 2005 Ford Taurus with a license plate AXSR 755 has reported the vehicle stolen, and police believe murder suspect Jesse Imeson could have taken the vehicle. It’s unclear when the car was stolen, and whether it has any connection to a double murder and truck theft at the home of Bill and Helena Regier on Bronson Line between Mount Carmel and Dashwood Monday.

If you see this vehicle or Imeson, call police immediately.

Keep your eyes peeled, folks.

Take a good look at this asshole (click on the image for a better look). His name is Jesse Norman Imeson, he’s wanted for the murder of Carlos Rivera in Windsor and, if the cops are right, he’s hiding someplace up in my old stompin’ grounds of Huron County. The search started out in Grand Bend after cops found Rivera’s car abandoned there. Rivera was last seen sometime around six in the morning last Wednesday and cops have pretty much been looking for Imeson ever since…

Investigators tracing Rivera’s movements went to the Tap, a gay strip club in Windsor where he tended bar. Rivera didn’t show up for his Wednesday night shift, which wasn’t like him, friends said.

Rivera was last seen in his silver two-door Honda Civic, which was being driven by Imeson, police said.

Police went to Imeson’s Erie Street apartment in Windsor Thursday night and found Rivera’s “decomposing” body, said Windsor police Staff Sgt. William Donnelly.

Police then found Rivera’s car in Grand Bend early Friday.

There, investigators obtained video of Imeson and another man at Gables, a Main Street bar.

The surveillance images were taken sometime between Wednesday and Friday, police said.

Police fear the man in the video with Imeson might be in danger, and searched the town for clues to their whereabouts.

“We’ve been doing door-to-door searches, going to businesses and asking them if they recognize anyone,” Lambton OPP Const. Todd Monaghan said yesterday.

“We’re hoping the public knows something, or perhaps Mr. Imeson can put an end to this and come speak to us.”

The man with Imeson has collar-length hair and was wearing a dark ball cap and white shirt, police said.

Imeson is six-foot-one, 200 pounds with short, almost shaved brown hair, brown eyes and numerous tattoos on his arms.

Windsor police said Imeson is known to police.

The problem with trying to stash your ass up in Huron County is that it’s only a matter of time before somebody notices that… “you ain’t from around here, are ya?” Trust me on this one. I grew up there; I know. So keep your eyes peeled for this prick, ladies and gents. And if you see him, don’t go trying to be a smartass. Leave ol’ Betsy in the closet, right where she is, and call the OPP (1-888-310-1122 or *OPP on your cellphone).

— UPDATE —

Commentor tw has pointed out that this son of a bitch is now the prime suspect in a double murder near Dashwood. The Freeps’ website has some on it:

Jesse Norman Imeson, 22, was described by both Windsor Police Service and Huron County OPP as “a person of interest” in the murder of two elderly county residents, believed to be a married couple.

“Imeson . . . should be considered armed and very dangerous,” Windsor police said in a press release in which they said “two elderly residents from Huron County were found murdered in their residence.”

The victims’ pickup truck, a 2006 GMC Sierra, silver-grey in colour, was stolen sometime after 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, police said.

The vehicle’s licence number is JK8 344, police said, asking the public to report any sightings of it.

Forget what I said before. Break out ol’ Betsy, load her up and shoot this bastard on sight, before he kills you or someone you care about.

Sorry for being so quiet lately, folks, but being out of work again (damn place shut down just after they called me back from layoff…) means that I don’t have a hell of a lot of time to devote to the site lately. Every now and then, though, I do manage to stumble across something that isn’t just worth posting, it’s also a short enough post to type out that I can afford the time to do it.

I could go on more, but I’ll just let the Ottawa Sun’s Earl McRae tell it in his own words. Get your wallets out, kids, this is worth it…

Who’ll jump into the trenches for our noble vets?

Earl McRae
Wed, July 18, 2007

You are to be congratulated. Those of you who care and appreciate what our veterans of World War II did for the freedom and life you enjoy.

Those of you who realize that donating towards the cost of constructing a smoking room for them at the Perley and Rideau Veterans Health Centre is an absolutely infinitesimal reciprocation in comparison.

These aged, frail, Canadian patriots — once young and so brave — who fought in the most hellish conditions to preserve our way of life, and this new battle by us, for them, is the least we can do.

But just as they resolutely fought and didn’t give up, you, too, now need to show what Canadian stuff you are made of on their behalf by catapulting their drive to raise $70,000 over the top before the cold, harsh weather and, once again, they, the ones who smoke, are forced outside to indulge one of the few pleasures they have in the twilight of their years.

Men and women in their ’80s, even ’90s, who once proudly volunteered to wear the military uniform of their country for war against tyranny, and who now live at the Perley and Rideau, and who smoke, as is their choice, as is their right, as it was for the majority of their generation.

Only the brain-dead, self-righteous, fools among us would regard them as of lesser moral fibre, and to be socially shunned, because they partake in what is not illegal, and if that’s your feeling, I’d like to hear your smoking views on Albert Einstein, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Thomas Edison, Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, Pablo Picasso, Maurice Ravel, John Lennon: But a few of the greats in history who were inveterate smokers.

Last fall, because of Gord Bunke, a regular visitor at the Perley and Rideau who informed me of the situation, I began a campaign, through my column, of publicly raising the engineer-report-estimated $70,000 for the room that would be renovated to meet the stringent security and ventilation standards of the provincial government for facilities such as the Rideau and Perley.

The centre’s board of directors approved the project, but said it didn’t have the money, that the vets would have to fund it themselves. The vets — on small, fixed, pensions, not at all wealthy.

Hear me out, you who care, and have donated, you who should care, and haven’t donated.

Victory for our vets is close. The final push is on. Paul Finn, head of the Perley and Rideau Foundation, says $58,000 has been donated/pledged by individual donors, businesses and area Legion branches. Only $12,000 away from victory.

Says Finn: “There’ve been individual donations from $5 and $10, right up to $1,000 and more. Lorenzo’s Restaurant (on Arch St.) donated $3,000. It’s all saying to the vets ‘You did so much for us, we’ll do this for you’.”

Greg Fougere, executive director of the health centre, is hoping work on the room can begin in August to open in the early fall. “Before the bad weather comes.”

It has been a slow, tough, slog to win this war for our vets. Not unlike some of the battles they waged in World War II.

The emergence of a sugar daddy would be nice. Someone of heart willing to make a sizeable, vanquishing, donation, so that our precious vets are not again made to go outside to endure the elements.

Fougere says the word will go out to different contractors in the field, but reveals the job does not have to be tendered. “If a contractor came to us with an offer, we’d certainly be open to listening. This can be done for $70,000 to meet requirements, and we’re going to do it.”

And, I say, even better if a contractor dug into the goodness of his heart and offered to absorb or reduce normal costs in the interest of the great and noble cause.

Won’t you fall in behind the vets in the final assault? Please. You are needed.

Send your cheques, your money — and specify it’s for the vets’ smoking room — to Paul Finn, managing director, Perley and Rideau Veterans Health Centre Foundation, 1750 Russell Rd., Ottawa, ON K1G 526. Paul Finn’s phone number: 613-526-7173.

[Updated and bumped, see below -D]

Those who stopped by yesterday already know that cops in TO are looking for a 16-year old “person of interest” in connection with the 37th and 38th Toronto homicides of 2007. Today, the cops released details, at about 10:30 or so this morning, on just who it is that they’re looking for (the original post on the Toronto Police Service site can be found here, while it lasts): 16-year old Livingston Davis is wanted as a suspect in two counts of homicide. Full text of the police release follows (click the photo for a larger image):

Homicides #37/2007 and #38/2007,
Update,
Judicial authorization permits identification of
Young Offender for five days,
Name and photograph of suspect released,
Livingston Davis, 16

Homicide Squad
416-808-7400

On Wednesday July 4, 2007, at about 3:50 a.m., police were called to a home on Rylander Boulevard regarding a shooting.

Police found a man, aged 34, inside the home and a man, aged 43, in a vehicle nearby, both with obvious signs of trauma.

The two men were taken to hospital, where they succumbed to their injuries.

See previous release.

Judicial authorization to identify the suspect, Livingston Davis, 16, has been granted in this case. That authorization prohibits any publication which identifies, or would tend to identify, him after 9:30 p.m., on Monday, July 9, 2007.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Homicide Squad at 416-808-7400, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or online at www.222tips.com.

Constable Isabelle Cotton, Public Information, for Detective Sergeant Pauline Gray, Homicide Squad

Keep your eyes peeled, folks; he’s out there somewhere…

UPDATE:
No time to do up a whole post on this right now, so I’ll just point you over to the Halls of Macadamia, where you can check out what Neo has on this little darling…

Whoah. I had totally thought that things like this were a thing of the past. Don’t get me wrong; I’m not complaining. It’s just that I was under the impression that this kind of wake-up-and-smell-the-coffee common sense had, at some time, fallen by the wayside in oh-so-progressive Ontario.

It’s nice to be wrong every now and then. It seems that there’s at least one county in my home province that isn’t falling for all the touchy-feely bullcrap that the would-be Dr. Spocks of the world are trying to foist on us…

Summer in Lambton County means sun, surf — and no kids out alone after midnight.

Underlining the point, Lambton OPP scooped up nine youths out past midnight this week for violating a public curfew after several reports of theft and vehicle break-ins.

The seasonal crackdown, to curb mischief, vandalism and theft, allows authorities to apprehend youths under 16.

“It does get the word out to youth that we mean business and there is zero tolerance for it,” Petrolia Mayor John McCharles said yesterday.

“Police are not out to get kids but to keep them safe,” he said. “It also sends the message to parents that if they don’t keep track of their kids, they’ll be picked up by police.”

Damn. Keep that kind of stuff up and your kids might just grow up right, if you’re not careful…