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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:17 am
by minks
Very sad news today in our community, one of my daughters friends was having a houseparty last nite and it got out of control and one of the boys was killed in a very awful way.
I just want to say to you guys who have teenagers or will get there eventually, if you let your teens have a party stay home and supervise, too often parties are being crashed by mobs and next thing you know when teens take action into their own hands things can get out of control. I can't help wonder if things would have been different if the parents were home
Sad and awful as this happend mere blocks from our house
http://www.canada.com/calgaryherald/new ... e1&k=71144
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:25 am
by Kathy Ellen
That's so sad Mel. Happens quite often doesn't it. As soon as they parents leave home the kids have a party.
My nephew thought he was so smart. Had a huge party when he folks went away for the weekend.....he and his mates cleaned up very well.
Unfortunately, he left a list of things that they had to clean up and get rid of.....HA, HA,HA....we still laugh about it today, so does he....DUH!!!
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:29 am
by Galbally
Good jesus thats rough. Thats a terrible incident minks, I hope they catch the bad B*stards who did that to that young kid. Age and/or alcohol or drugs being involved are no excuse for such a brutal kind of act. That is truly terrible, unfortunatly such things can occur on occasion, but thats sounds particularly bad.
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:39 am
by minks
my oldest had a party shortly after we were divorced I was out at my brothers and she had to call the police and me ... lucky for her nobody was hurt when the party was invaded by outsiders, not so lucky was all my stereo, PSII gear and games and DVD's as they were all stolen.
I told my girls NEVER again unless I am home needless to say, neither has had a party since and frankly I won't allow one ever again.
It is sad and I don't understand why they get to the level of such violence.
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:40 am
by Patsy Warnick
OMG - Minks
How terrible - its one thing for a party to have a testosterone flair up
but this is too much.
Do you know if they caught the guy? article didn't say....
Patsy
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:41 am
by weeder
Awful, awful. The other kids wont forget this for the rest of their lives. I was involved quite unexpectedly in something similar in high school. It happened in the blink of an eye. Ours was because of guys being jealous of us girls dating guys from another town. Youve been having a run of upsetting incidents lately. I am thinking of you, and I will try to send you strength beams.
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:45 am
by minks
Patsy Warnick;702498 wrote: OMG - Minks
How terrible - its one thing for a party to have a testosterone flair up
but this is too much.
Do you know if they caught the guy? article didn't say....
Patsy
I don't know if the kid was caught or not, I just know when we were coming home just after midnite the area was crawling with police cars and the police helicopter was flying around searching when we went to bed.
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 2:15 pm
by kayleneaussie
When my son had his 18th we stopped at home and had some big men supervise who had an in vitation also we informed the police and they did a patrol past the house every half hour. Its so sad you have to go to these lenghts these days just for a party.
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 2:29 pm
by minks
kayleneaussie;702566 wrote: When my son had his 18th we stopped at home and had some big men supervise who had an in vitation also we informed the police and they did a patrol past the house every half hour. Its so sad you have to go to these lenghts these days just for a party.
I have told my daughter if I find out she is having a party I am sending my biker friends round for a word or 2
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 5:33 pm
by Indian Princess
Minks I am sooooo sorry to hear this, but it is a sad fact, that it happenes
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 7:29 am
by minks
As of today there is still no word who murdered this teen. He did not go to my daughters school. But I suspect many of the kids who were at the party did. I imagine there will be something said and done at my daughters school this morning as it's a school of 3000 and here schools take this kind of incident very seriously

Sadly this boy lost his mother suddenly just 6 months ago
Yes IP it is very sad this happens.
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 8:35 am
by fisher
I just heard of this this morning on our radio station... That is terribly sad.I though of you when I heard it happened in Calgary I had not idea it was that close to your home.. I bet all the kids are shaken up pretty bad....
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 10:46 am
by minks
fisher;702847 wrote: I just heard of this this morning on our radio station... That is terribly sad.I though of you when I heard it happened in Calgary I had not idea it was that close to your home.. I bet all the kids are shaken up pretty bad....
you heard this on your radio station wow that is incredible. Yes the kids are all rather shook up, I had a meeting with the school VP today regarding Jr Mink's attendance and we could not get into see the guidance councellors as they are swamped with dealing with the kids in crisis over this. It is very disturbing, they say with over 40 student witness's it is a matter of time and they will find who did it.
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 11:51 am
by kazalala
OMG WTH is wrong with people now! I know we always say it wasnt like that in our day, but truly it wasnt:-5 oh That poor persons family, and for someone to have their life cut short so tragically

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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 12:17 pm
by fisher
minks;702907 wrote: you heard this on your radio station wow that is incredible. Yes the kids are all rather shook up, I had a meeting with the school VP today regarding Jr Mink's attendance and we could not get into see the guidance councellors as they are swamped with dealing with the kids in crisis over this. It is very disturbing, they say with over 40 student witness's it is a matter of time and they will find who did it.
I sure hope they find the person or persons responsible for this and the Young offender act is in dire need of change. Maybe some of this people would think twice about committing such crimes if they were to receive more than a slap on the wrist..
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:27 pm
by WonderWendy3
Wow, I am so sorry to hear about the tragedy in your town Minks....That is just too sad!--There was a teenage party at a nearby hotel a year or so ago, and a boy got stabbed, the worse thing was that it was intended for someone else, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time....had a football scholorship, sweet kid....etc.....just breaks your heart.
As for the title of the thread, I was actually reluctant to look at the thread due to the fact that I was just talking to my son about Homecoming weekend, I was thinking about going out of town (2 hours away) and the boys would be with their dad and I don't want anyone in the house. He is a good boy, but he's also 18, when my brother was 18 we had friends over in the 2-4 hours mom and dad were gone and made them leave before mom and dad got home (sometimes mom and dad passed them on the street). We had wild parties when they were gone for a weekend...so I was seriously thinking of staying home that weekend....now I KNOW I'm staying HOME!!

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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:56 pm
by minks
fisher;702948 wrote: I sure hope they find the person or persons responsible for this and the Young offender act is in dire need of change. Maybe some of this people would think twice about committing such crimes if they were to receive more than a slap on the wrist..
apparently they found the killer, a 19 year old, so no YOA coming into play with this. Sadly due to the over filled jails he won't get a long enough jail term.
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:57 pm
by minks
WonderWendy3;702986 wrote: Wow, I am so sorry to hear about the tragedy in your town Minks....That is just too sad!--There was a teenage party at a nearby hotel a year or so ago, and a boy got stabbed, the worse thing was that it was intended for someone else, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time....had a football scholorship, sweet kid....etc.....just breaks your heart.
As for the title of the thread, I was actually reluctant to look at the thread due to the fact that I was just talking to my son about Homecoming weekend, I was thinking about going out of town (2 hours away) and the boys would be with their dad and I don't want anyone in the house. He is a good boy, but he's also 18, when my brother was 18 we had friends over in the 2-4 hours mom and dad were gone and made them leave before mom and dad got home (sometimes mom and dad passed them on the street). We had wild parties when they were gone for a weekend...so I was seriously thinking of staying home that weekend....now I KNOW I'm staying HOME!!

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WW3 I would do the same thing I stay home now too
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 12:44 am
by Nomad
Good God Minksy !
I hope you dont have any neighbors with wood chippers.
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 3:18 am
by chrisb84uk
Wow that is AWFUL! I know that some parties get a little rowdy, but you never in your wildest dreams imagine something like that to happen. My thoughts go out to the parents and family of the boy involved, though I worry that being so young, and seeing such horrific sights may leave a damaging effect on everyone involved.
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 3:39 am
by Lady G
It is dreadful, however I personally would not leave my children home alone for a long period of time.
Even at 18, I would not leave them incharge of my home over night as I KNOW how Teens behave given an inch or two.
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 4:24 am
by WonderWendy3
My son evidentially has already ordered the keg....I told him I was staying home and it wasn't pretty....all the more reason for me to stay put!
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 4:26 am
by Lady G
WonderWendy3;703245 wrote: My son evidentially has already ordered the keg....I told him I was staying home and it wasn't pretty....all the more reason for me to stay put!
hehehe
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:40 am
by minks
Many many a crying teen in Jr Mink's school yesterday. This is quite amazing.....
Jr Minks and her group of friends (about 14 of them) were at this girls house party the night before.
Saturday (nite of incident) nite Jr Minks and her friends gather and go to another house party, this party was broken up and Jr Minks and her friends leave, now they leave in 3 different cars they all intended to go to this second party, (the place of this nightmare) but they are slow, and the last group to decide to go to this party, when something (Jr Minks says it was her angel) told every one of her friends to not go and they all just kind of went their separate ways and shortly after that... they all got phone calls and text messages telling them to stay away.
Jr minks swears her grandpa (he is dead) was giving her the message. She is really in a weird state of shock over the fact that not one of her friends went to that party.
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:47 am
by sunny104
minks;703405 wrote: Many many a crying teen in Jr Mink's school yesterday. This is quite amazing.....
Jr Minks and her group of friends (about 14 of them) were at this girls house party the night before.
Saturday (nite of incident) nite Jr Minks and her friends gather and go to another house party, this party was broken up and Jr Minks and her friends leave, now they leave in 3 different cars they all intended to go to this second party, (the place of this nightmare) but they are slow, and the last group to decide to go to this party, when something (Jr Minks says it was her angel) told every one of her friends to not go and they all just kind of went their separate ways and shortly after that... they all got phone calls and text messages telling them to stay away.
Jr minks swears her grandpa (he is dead) was giving her the message. She is really in a weird state of shock over the fact that not one of her friends went to that party.
I definitely believe in angels! :-6
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Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:56 am
by minks
sunny104;703413 wrote: I definitely believe in angels! :-6
yes I do now as well
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Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 1:12 pm
by minks
The 19 year old has been charged with second degree murder.
My daughter belongs to facebook they started a network for the young 17 year old victim.
It's brand new only a couple days old and it's got respponses from 6 high schools already, from kids who never even knew this young man. It is darn sad to see how this has been burned into the lives of these young adults.
Certainly murder is horrific, certainly there are places all around the world where it's so frequent people are desensitized to it, certainly my city is not out of the ordinary.
It is just hard for us to handle here because we are a smaller city, we still fall back on our small town 'ttude and the horrificness of the fact is a man of 19 lost his temper so badly he could not rationalize right from wrong, picked up a pick ax and laid it into the head of a 17 year old killing him. Thus forever changing the lives of many and landing his self in jail.
Newspapers say he is struggling being behind bars, can't cope. Newspapers state the father of the victim is struggling, he lost his wife 6 months ago, now his son to murder......
You tell me who is suffering the most right now.
Bless all the teens on the support network and I say to you if you ever cross paths with anyone who has lost someone to a death, hug them and let them know they are loved, let them remember their loved on, let them talk about them, say their name often.... they need to know you remember.
BTW, thanks El Taco, you inspired me to write that last paragraph.