An alleged serial killer told Canadian authorities who had pulled over his vehicle that he was covered in blood because he had just clubbed a deer to death, it has emerged.
But Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers knew there was more to the story when they stopped Cody Legebokoff, 24, for speeding on a rural road near Prince George, British Columbia.
He is now on trial for the murders of Loren Leslie, 15, Jill Stuchenko, 35, Cynthia Maas, 35, and Natasha Montgomery, 23, who all died in 2009 or 2010.
Legebokoff had allegedly just killed Leslie, whom he met after they chatted online, when he was pulled over on a quiet stretch of highway on November 27, 2010, the National Post reported.
RCMP Constable Aaron Kehler, who was just a rookie at the time, had spotted the truck speeding through a forest and thought it was strange when the vehicle didn’t slow down when it hit the highway.
He guessed that the driver was speeding so signaled for him to stop and waited for another officer,
K.P. Sidhu, to meet him. The two constables had been about to meet to exchange a lost purse.
When they approached the vehicle, Legebokoff had blood smears on his face and chin, blood on his legs and a pool of blood on the driver’s mat. But it was an open beer can that allowed the constables to conduct a thorough search of the truck under the Liquor Control Licence Act, the Post reported.
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Wow, so crazy…
Creepy. Here’s hoping that he’ll not only get legal justice, but prison justice too.
Yes, very creepy. It confirms my suspicions about the similarity between serial killers of humans and serial killers of animals. Same impulses, same arousal, same enjoyment of inflicting pain and fear. Same grandiose feelings of dominance and power. Same unfathomable dead-heartedness and absence of empathy. These monsters are one in the same.
That’s right.
One of the three main psychological “markers” for determination of sociopathy is cruelty to animals early in life. Most of the well-known serial killers tortured animals as kids.