Who Else Is Guilty And Of What?

Do I trust this man? Would I trust a man that was involved with criminal dealings of every kind? I think not!

By Citizen Correspondent Pauline VanKoll

Date Posted: 06/07/07

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Ever wonder why Dinah Taylor and Pat Casanova were released from jail after they were picked up in the beginning of this Pickton mess? Regarding Dinah, I've wondered, 'Will they have to pick her up again and bring her to justice?' I am certain that I'd put her away. At the very least, she was living off the avails of a prostitute by pimping girls. The defence's questions are bringing up the question of whether or not people other than Pickton had something to do with the missing women. I know a lot of new questions are surfacing in my mind, along with all the memories of the women I used to work alongside.

This last day of court, I learned Dinah Taylor and Pat Casanova had many encounters with prostitutes named Roxanne, Angel and Jackie.

Dinah would bring them to the farm for Casanova to have sex with, but was that the only thing they did with these girls? Why was Casanova's DNA (blood) found on a clip board? Why was his DNA on a knife that he claims he never used? Why can't he give a straight answer to which freezer he used? With all the questions asked of him in court, I can see where they are leading this witness to. Little by little, Casanova's getting confused.

Casanova has been on the witness stand this week, answering hundreds of questions and trying to explain why his answers are so indecisive. He couldn't give a straight answer about which freezer he stored his meat in. To me the question was pretty straightforward. He first claims he never used freezer labelled XD2 and later said "practically never." Evidently, he claims that "practically" means "no."

I've heard him tell us that "maybe" he lied when he originally testified to the police. He's "not sure." Or indecisively, he'll just agree with the defence lawyer that he didn't understand. He testified today that he said things to the court to lead him away from evidence that might convict him. I think it's apparent he's trying to cover up the truth in which the lawyers are trying to get out of him.

Do I trust this man? Would I trust a man that was involved with criminal dealings of every kind? I think not! He drove girls to the Sheraton Hotels for Dale, a guy he claims he sold his band saw to.