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Currently I'm training squirrels to do my evil bidding after realizing that chipmunks lack the proper stamina to do the job right.

[Snively @Snively68]

@thehazelmae Yet he will continue play for his team, but rightfully embarrassed to be voted in by a clueless fanbase. All that money and not even top five player on his own team. Props when due, but at least he will admit he’s been terrible.

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

Every day that passes, we lose more hope for Justin. Your support can help uncover the truth after 24 years. Every dollar counts in this fight for justice. Please consider donating and sharing his story to keep the momentum going. Together, we can make a difference. #BringJustinHome https://t.co/pxMjFIfZMb

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

The Final Hours of Justin Pollari — What The Original Investigation Missed https://t.co/5RNuvPHVvS via @YouTube

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

Justin Pollari — A Property For Sale, And A Race Against Time https://t.co/LPvdb1xP3y via @YouTube

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

Tatiana Anikejew https://t.co/graLnCYtkL via @OntarioColdCase

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

Justin Pollari | A Property For Sale, And A Race Against Time

When this investigation began in March, we had a 24-year-old case that had been written off as a runaway. Today we have something very different.

We can now account for almost every hour of Justin's final day on December 7, 2001 — restaurant, friend's place, Community Hall, the moment his father came in and forcibly removed him, the moment he returned, the play-fight outside that gave him a cut lip, the ride home from two friends. All of it built from witnesses who came forward independently and whose accounts now line up.

We've also established something the original investigation never did: a pattern of abuse confirmed not just by family, but by a teacher who taught him, by a school principal who was concerned, by a childhood friend in another town who spoke to Justin two months before he disappeared.

And now we have something genuinely urgent.

A property has been identified — confirmed by Justin's mother as having been used by Justin's father — where one of our witnesses, who worked at that property, is convinced Justin is buried. That property is currently for sale. If it changes hands and is disturbed, anything that may still be there could be lost.

We are preparing a formal OPP submission. We need it to move quickly enough to matter.

This is exactly the moment a small private investigation needs support to do what's normally only possible at a much larger scale.

Every dollar Lori has directed through the GoFundMe goes to keeping this work going.

<a href="https://t.co/mIY6J2Y2jr" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://t.co/mIY6J2Y2jr</a>
Tips: [email redacted] | [phone redacted]
Anonymous: Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-TIPS
OPP case reference: RM01176313

One open question you may be able to help with: between the time Justin left a friend's place in Hilton Beach earlier that afternoon and the time he arrived at the Community Hall later that evening on December 7, 2001 — we don't know what time he left, who he was with, or how he got there. If you know anything about that window, please reach out.

Justin would be 39 years old today. We are closer than we have ever been.

#JustinPollari #BringJustinHome #ColdCase #StJosephIsland #SaultSteMarie #NicollInvestigations #OntarioColdCases https://t.co/dcfWiobde1

[Snively @Snively68]

Every day that passes, we lose more hope for Justin. Your support can help uncover the truth after 24 years. Every dollar counts in this fight for justice. Please consider donating and sharing his story to keep the momentum going. #BringJustinHome https://t.co/EAeUkaOjF8

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

One open question: between Justin leaving a friend's place in the afternoon and arriving at the Community Hall that evening, December 7, 2001 — we don't know what happened. If you do, reach out.

📩 [email protected]
🔗 https://t.co/mIY6J2Y2jr
🔇 Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS #JustinPollari #BringJustinHome #ColdCase

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

We're preparing a formal OPP submission right now. The work to do it right — direct witness contact, document searches, in-person travel — takes resources. This is exactly when a private investigation makes the difference.

https://t.co/k6Ge42mbRv

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

A property has been identified — confirmed by Justin's mother as one his father used — where a witness who worked there believes Justin is buried. That property is currently for sale. Once it changes hands and is disturbed, evidence could be lost.

https://t.co/k6Ge42mbRv

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

UPDATE — Justin Pollari, 14, missing from St. Joseph Island since Dec 7, 2001. We've reconstructed nearly his entire final day. We've established the abuse pattern through a teacher, a principal, a childhood friend. And we have a serious new problem.

https://t.co/k6Ge42mbRv

[Snively @Snively68]

@0ivankaTrump1 In a second!

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

Justin Pollari | A Property For Sale, And A Race Against Time

When this investigation began in March, we had a 24-year-old case that had been written off as a runaway. Today we have something very different.

We can now account for almost every hour of Justin's final day on December 7, 2001 — restaurant, friend's place, Community Hall, the moment his father came in and forcibly removed him, the moment he returned, the play-fight outside that gave him a cut lip, the ride home from two friends. All of it built from witnesses who came forward independently and whose accounts now line up.

We've also established something the original investigation never did: a pattern of abuse confirmed not just by family, but by a teacher who taught him, by a school principal who was concerned, by a childhood friend in another town who spoke to Justin two months before he disappeared.

And now we have something genuinely urgent.

A property has been identified — confirmed by Justin's mother as having been used by Justin's father — where one of our witnesses, who worked at that property, is convinced Justin is buried. That property is currently for sale. If it changes hands and is disturbed, anything that may still be there could be lost.

We are preparing a formal OPP submission. We need it to move quickly enough to matter.

This is exactly the moment a small private investigation needs support to do what's normally only possible at a much larger scale.

Every dollar Lori has directed through the GoFundMe goes to keeping this work going.

https://t.co/mIY6J2Y2jr
Tips: [email protected] | 289-923-7302
Anonymous: Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-TIPS
OPP case reference: RM01176313

One open question you may be able to help with: between the time Justin left a friend's place in Hilton Beach earlier that afternoon and the time he arrived at the Community Hall later that evening on December 7, 2001 — we don't know what time he left, who he was with, or how he got there. If you know anything about that window, please reach out.

Justin would be 39 years old today. We are closer than we have ever been.

#JustinPollari #BringJustinHome #ColdCase #StJosephIsland #SaultSteMarie #NicollInvestigations #OntarioColdCases
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[Ross McLean @McLeanChronicle]

Wanted man in Terror Attack Network - 19 YEAR OLD ZARA JABBI - arrested, appropriately at Pearson Airport. Where was he looking to go, who's funding who hid him.
Below is my full video on the terror network for X. Follow me on YouTube "Mclean Chronicles" for more.

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

The headline 11 years ago in 2012 said it all, “Ottawa police warn of pattern in prostitute murders.” Was a serial killer targeting prostitutes?

https://t.co/XUZ1dCespb

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

Lisa Lynn Anstey https://t.co/059q31FHJa via @OntarioColdCase

Lisa, 21, was found lying face-down and “obviously deceased” near Front St. E. and Cherry St. (in a desolate downtown parking lot behind the Street City hostel, at 393 Front St. E.) the morning of May 12, 1997. She had been strangled. Before her death, Lisa worked as a prostitute (and known crack-cocaine addict) in the Wellesley and Bleeker Sts. area and she was among the 12 sex trade workers murdered in Toronto within four years. Her murder remains unsolved. – Toronto Star (July 25, 2016)

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

The original runaway story is contradicted by every witness account we have received. We also have credible information that the original investigation may have been deliberately compromised. There are connections to other missing persons in the area we are actively pursuing.

🔗 https://t.co/ANkMteEjky
📩 [email protected]
🔇 Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS

#JustinPollari #BringJustinHome #ColdCase #NicollInvestigations

[Snively @Snively68]

Listen and make your own song with Suno. https://t.co/yxK4fMw74B

[Snively @Snively68]

Bring Justin Pollari Home https://t.co/LpnSlJNMFc via @YouTubeMusic

[Ontario Cold Case Podcast @OntarioColdCase]

TWO WOMEN BUTCHERED https://t.co/wO9reNug1p via @OntarioColdCase