RCMP Cpl.
Catherine garryford, the calm, professional voice and face of the former missing women's task force, said on Tuesday that she knew that her evidence would be "explosive" when she appeared on the missing women's board of inquiry
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Catherine garryford, the calm, professional voice and face of the former missing women's task force, said on Tuesday that she knew that her evidence would be "explosive" when she appeared on the missing women's board of inquiry
The 44-year-old Galliford is scheduled to testify in an investigation on January, but she said she would not testify for the RCMP but rather on behalf of the victim.
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In a page statement to the RCMP, Galliford said that the top mounted police had sufficient evidence to prove that the farm of serial killer Robert Picton had a search warrant on 1999.
From 1999 2002 Picton cruel killed the 14 a women this a facts have always been the problems the galliford.
She said that she would testify that officers of the RCMP and the Vancouver Police Department, even after the creation of the missing women's task force in 2001, engaged in sexual contact and harassment, in order to drink and party, I watched porn and got off work early.
"The most sad thing is that the women killed are the most vulnerable people in our society, except for children," she said . ".
"I will not testify on behalf of the RCMP in the investigation," she said . " The first thing she cares about, she says, is people whose loved ones don't have to die.
"Tell their families," Galliford said in an interview with Vancouver Province on Tuesday.
"They came back.
"Her statement to the RCMP contains serious allegations that have not yet been confirmed.
He's been out of work for four years.
Post-traumatic stress disorder, fear of fear, reluctance to leave home, but is receiving medical assistance from the Department of Veterans Affairs, and is "recovering eventually" and planning to go to law school.
She said that she is often sexually harassed and bullied by some RCMP officers, although she stressed that she also works with "many excellent police officers, both men and women, who are very concerned about the missing
"The consent of the Galliford divestiture to this conclusion, Ont.
District police chief Jennifer Evans reported to the investigation that the RCMP and Vancouver police showed "lack of leadership and commitment" in the case of missing women ".
"When the very junior RCMP Const.
Nathan Wells finally got a gun warrant in February.
Galliford said that at £ 2002 from Picton farm, she confronted a senior RCMP official and told him, "you have known it since 1999.
She said: "The officer who will also testify ignored her.
"He is a woman-averse person," Galliford said. "This may be the reason why he canceled the investigation of missing women . " He noted that he had moved away from other female officials.
She said that one of the women he "hit" has developed a "excellent protocol" to identify the remains of the woman by the DNA obtained from the Pap smear.
The RCMP responded on Wednesday that they had "received" a statement from Galliford.
"The statement contains a number of allegations of misconduct by members who are seriously concerned by the RCMP," Supt said.
Ray Bernoties said in a statement.
"The RCMP has begun to review these allegations and will take appropriate action to resolve them.
It is inappropriate for us to comment on anything related to the ongoing commission of inquiry on missing women.
"Perhaps the most chilling thing that happened to her, Galliford said, is how to slaughter women and scatter their remains in his noble Port Lin in PictonC.
Restore farms or dump them on the West Coast at the Vancouver rendering factory.
She said a group of RCMP personnel kept "joking about sex toys" and "laughing to each other" fists.
Galliford claims police wanted to tell her about their fantasies.
Galliford said: "They want to see Willie Picton escape from prison, find me, strip off my clothes, tie me to a meat hook, and get me gut down like a pig, she also told the incident in a formal statement to the RCMP.
Galliford said he was shocked that an official had not joined.
"He just looked at me like 'Holy garbage '.
He did not stick to it either.
Galliford said she did not want to name names publicly in order to avoid legal influence and help focus on the need for families of victims to finally do justice.
Galliford predicts that Lilliane Beaudin's sister, Dianne Rock, was imprisoned, beaten and raped twice at Picton farm until Picton finally murdered her in October 2001.
"My sister is still alive today, as well as the other women who will be taken, if the RCMP and (
Vancouver police)
She pays enough attention to women who are missing from the east side of the city center, "said a visibly frustrated bystander later on Tuesday as she reads Galliford's report.
"The true story of why the police have Picton continue to kill our sisters and daughters, when they have evidence that he murdered a sex worker on his farm almost in 1997, will definitely come out. We are waiting.
"At least 18 women were killed in Picton after 1998.
Vancouver Police Deputy Director Doug Lampard told the investigation that by then, the police had "solid, solid" witnesses and informant evidence of Picton's killing of women.
The Investigation is investigating how police failed to prevent Picton from kidnapping women between 1997 and 2002, when B. Gao GuilinC.
Finally, the RCMP arrested Picton.
Province.