Something's gotta give; The Garons and Benisko murders

By: Daniel M. Deilgat

Toronto, Ontario

dandeilgat@yahoo.ca

An article claimed this week that the Toronto police investigators never forget, they nabbed a suspect in a murder case that dates back to the eighties. That made me wonder if I would want to know thirty years later who killed my daughter... More importantly, I wondered if in fact the investigators had the means and, the budgets, to really lean into the case, to really work at it.

The truth however is that law enforcement is an imperfect system. Investigators bound by the realities of financial constraints and bulging case files, politicians that are more committed to directing funding where it better accommodates their careers than the lives of some poor sap that, eventually, would have croaked anyway...

That a federal Chief Justice, his wife and their friend were slaughtered and that the RCMP is doing more to suppress evidence in the case than it is actually doing to advance the arrest of suspects they have known now for more than two years, is a perfect example of just how far politicians are willing to go.

Yes, the RCMP is acting on orders that come straight from the PMO, those orders provided the Conservative government a majority and the power for Prime Minister Harper to protect the Conservative brand and in the same stretch, his former senior advisor, The Right Honourable Brian mulroney.

The Garon/Beniskos murders are, an extension of the circumstances called the Airbus scandal, circumstances whereas Brian mulroney accepted cash donations from an arms dealer- Karlheinz Schreiber, a middle man that acted in the Airbus case at the request of an old friend of his, for Engelbert Schreiber Sr., a banker involved in everything from drug money laundering to terrorism financing.

Karlheinz Schreiber knows I am right, his accountant admitted to a Parliamentary committee of his ties with Engelbert Schreiber Sr, in fact, Karlheinz rather would go to jail than actually tell the truth about how mulroney was bribed.

Prime Minister Harper, not unlike his Liberal predecessors has political capital in the Airbus case. The Liberals were comfortable hiding behind the national security statutes however, the Conservatives of Stephen Harper couldn't be afforded the same comfort, Brian mulroney, for all practical purposes, is the poster boy for the Conservative party of recent history.

mulroney is a politician that never hesitated to shove his head right to the bottom of the trough- a direct quote.

To understand the Garon/Beniskos murders one must follow the political capital and that cash is in a trough where all you can see is Brian Mulroney and Stephen Harper bent over with their heads sunk deep below their knees.

The decision to kill Justice Garon became an attack on the Canadian Justice System by the political apparatus when Prime Ministers of Canada sought a solidarity that went beyond party loyalties and a decision was born whereas it was justified that the murder of a Federal Chief Justice outweighed the embarrassment that both the Conservatives of Stephen Harper and Brian mulroney would have had to endure.

In an era of Harper Conservatives, killing federal judges can be justified.