Close X
Saturday, November 30, 2024
ADVT 
National

Douglas Garland to appear in court on murder charges of missing Calgary family

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 16 Jul, 2014 11:05 AM
    Douglas Garland is set to appear in court next month on three murder charges of Alvin and Kathryn Liknes and their five-year-old grandson Nathan O'Brien. 
     
    The 54-year-old made an appearance before a judge via closed-circuit television from the Calgary Remand Centre to schedule his court dates. 
     
    Garland was charged with two counts of first-degree murder for allegedly killing Alvin and Kathryn Liknes and one count of second degree murder for allegedly murdering their grandson Nathan.
     
    Though the bodies of the trio have not been discovered yet, police is saying that the charges are a result of sufficient evidence at hand. 
     
    Reportedly, Garland's sister Patti Garland is in a common-law relationship with Allen, Alvin's son. 
     
    Garland was taken into custody Monday in a field near his home in Airdrie, Alberta. The property belongs to his parents and has been a prime spot of police investigation. 

    MORE National ARTICLES

    BC Judge orders extradition of Mother and Uncle in 'honour killing'

    BC Judge orders extradition of Mother and Uncle in 'honour killing'
    In a judgement released by a BC Supreme Court judge Friday, the mother and uncle accused of ordering the honour killing of Jaswinder Sidhu (Jassi) have been ordered extradited to India.

    BC Judge orders extradition of Mother and Uncle in 'honour killing'

    Canadian author Farley Mowat dies at 92

    Canadian author Farley Mowat dies at 92
    Well-known Canadian author and environmentalist Farley Mowat died Wednesday at his home in Ontario province at the age of 92, Xinhua reported.

    Canadian author Farley Mowat dies at 92

    Federal government snooping on social media, says Canada's privacy watchdog

    Federal government snooping on social media, says Canada's privacy watchdog
    So you thought you had a good amount of privacy on your Facebook page with all those privacy settings? Well, it doesn't seem so keeping in mind a letter from Canada's privacy watchdog which states government agencies are collecting "personal information from social networking sites" that is not directly related with government business.

    Federal government snooping on social media, says Canada's privacy watchdog

    Rob Ford calls rehab amazing, promises to return to election

    Rob Ford calls rehab amazing, promises to return to election
    Toronto mayor Rob Ford apparently called Toronto Sun's Joe Warmington, describing rehab as "amazing" and also adding that "it reminds me of football camp."

    Rob Ford calls rehab amazing, promises to return to election

    Five-Year-old missing since Boxing Day found dead in river

    Five-Year-old missing since Boxing Day found dead in river
    The body five-year-old Robbie Reiner who went missing on Boxing Day in New Hamburg, a southern Ontario town, was discovered dead on the banks of the Nith River Tuesday morning.

    Five-Year-old missing since Boxing Day found dead in river

    Ontario NDP promises to raise minimum wage to $12 per hour

    Ontario NDP promises to raise minimum wage to $12 per hour
    The New Democrats have promised to raise the minimum wages in Ontario to $12, over a period of two years and will also cut down the Province's small business taxes, if they are able to form the next government.

    Ontario NDP promises to raise minimum wage to $12 per hour