June 6/2022 Who conspired to murder Lindsay Buziak? And why have there been no arrests?
The group of conspirators who are responsible for Lindsay Buziak’s murder are living amongst us in the Greater Victoria area.
One woman and four men, and it is likely not any of the players who were involved in the Calgary Drug Bust like the Saanich Police would like you believe. The real group of conspirators used their devious evil minds, to create a diversion that would put the heat on another group in Victoria and would have the Saanich Police chasing after them for years. It was absolutely brilliant when you think about it – because here we are 14 years later and the police have made no arrests.
The real group of conspirators led the Saanich Police down a long winding road of deception, a path which sent the cops chasing the players who were involved in the Calgary Drug Bust. In fact, the Saanich Police wasted the entire first year after the murder chasing leads in Calgary, and they are still on that long winding road to nowhere today. And who was the source that led the police in that direction? The diversion was a brilliant plan on the part of the conspirators, as it allowed their group to carry on with their lives – business as usual, fast luxury cars, fancy homes, a fancy live style, and no having to look over their shoulder every day. They considered themselves “home free”.
Every time Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley spoke to the press
He used words that led us to believe that the people involved in the Calgary Drug Bust were responsible for Lindsay Buziak’s murder. Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley said, “they were waking people up in their beds in the middle of the night asking who did you tell”? If this is all the evidence you have Detective Horsley, you had better get back to the drawing board as no one has ever seen an ounce of solid evidence to support your theory. Oh wait a minute, I remember now – you retired a few months ago didn’t you, and Sgt. Damian Kowalewich is now the lead investigator on the case. And if he is following in your footsteps and still chasing those ghosts I fear Lindsay’s murder may never be solved.
Without a doubt, the Delalcazars, Edgar Acevedo (Vid) and the others involved in that 2008 Calgary Drug operation
are career criminals notoriously known for trafficking narcotics, assaults, etc. But did they have the intelligence, connections, and wherewithal to pull off a well structured murder plan like this one? It’s possible I suppose but I’m just not buying into it. They would needed to be privy to the 1702 DeSousa home being listed on January 9th, been privy to the missing boards in the fence, and privy to the timing of when the trades clocked out on that Saturday evening. If the Delalcazar group had no connection to the owner of the DeSousa home, which they didn’t, then they would have no way of knowing if the missing boards would be put back in the fence prior to murder time. Not unless they had a lookout lying in the bushes the day of the murder.
While none of us can say for certain that they are not involved, the evidence is not pointing in their direction, it is pointing elsewhere. For now, let’s use our logical thinking skills and think about who other than the Delalcazar group had a motive to want Lindsay Buziak dead. To do that, we need to know who the main informant was that ratted out the Delalcazar group to the Calgary Police and what that person’s motive was for doing so. Clearly this person knew if Erickson Delalcazar was busted his group was ultimately going to lose a brick load of cocaine and millions of dollars. Why in heck would someone do that unless their motive was to take out the competition, or they were ordered to do it by someone far more powerful than themselves?
MOST STATEMENTS MADE BY THE SAANICH POLICE WERE MADE BY DETECTIVE SGT. CHRIS HORSLEY.
THE CELL PHONE USED TO LURE LINDSAY TO HER MURDER WAS PURCHASED IN DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER AND REGISTERED UNDER THE NAME PAULO RODRIGUEZ” “After exhaustively investigating this crime for the past two years, this is what we know. We know that a woman with an accent made contact with Lindsay using this crime phone”.
The suspect couple was described as being “Caucasian”. The investigators know based on forensic evidence that there were only 2 people in that house with Lindsay at the time of her murder. It was reported in 2010 that the female suspect left behind blood-soaked nylon footprint on the stairs leading down to the front entranceway.
THE KILLERS
Investigators said they do not believe the killers live in Victoria.” Saanich Police officers Inspector Rob McColl and Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley took the unusual step of appearing on the NBC Dateline Dream House Mystery show which aired Sept 2010 show with hopes of generating tips. An international tip line has been set up as well as a local one.” “This is completely different than other homicides, in the sense that we have people who have been SENT or HIRED to set up the victim — to go to the house and commit the murder,” Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley said. “This makes the investigation extremely complicated, in that the killers might have come from outside Greater Victoria”.
The experts on Dateline felt the female suspect probably wore the colourful dress to take the focus off her face in the event anyone witnessed her approaching the Desousa property. “Little evidence was found at the crime scene. ALL the DNA was traced back to slain real estate agent Lindsay Buziak. None came from the killers, said Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley.“
“One indication that this murdered was planned by highly sophisticated killers is that remarkably little forensic evidence being was found at the crime scene. Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley said: The DeSousa murder house had been professionally cleaned the afternoon of the killing. All DNA evidence extracted from the house, was traced back to Lindsay Buziak. Police investigators tracked everyone who had entered the home, including tradespeople, and real estate agents. They found no fingerprint or footprint matches.
PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED SGT HORSLEY? It was the builder’s wife, Shelagh DeSousa who cleaned the home that afternoon, and I’d hardly call her a professional cleaner. She’s a travel agent sir, not a cleaning lady.
INVESTIGATORS OBTAINED VOLUMES OF DATA FROM CELLPHONE TOWERS IN VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA
Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley would not give any details on the condition of the house but said “Investigators know exactly what movements the KILLERS made through the home AFTER the attack, including that they left through the French door at the rear of the house.”
To look for matches between the cellphone used by the suspect couple and any other cellphone transmissions, but to date, police have not been able to find a match that might provide information leading to their identification. Detective Sgt. Chris Horsley said, “that doesn’t mean the evidence doesn’t exist. “There are literally hundreds of thousands of transmissions, and we could still find that link,” he said. To nail down the SEQUENCE OF EVENTS, police looked at the TIME when the lockbox was accessed on the gas meter located at the side of the house. This is consistent with the 5:30 p.m. scheduled meeting between Buziak and the couple, and with testimony from witnesses who saw Buziak greet the pair in the driveway.
“This killing was very organized,” said Saanich police spokesman Sgt. Dean Jantzen. “There was a lot of planning and effort and forethought. These are the most complex crimes. And this is the most egregious crime and often they can become long-term and complicated. “There are people in the community who are withholding information. We know there is a bit of cone of silence around this.”
These guys are life-time drug traffickers, beaters, who love to threaten, bully and assault anyone that gets in their way. Often charged with assaults and drug offenses but rarely see a day in jail. They know the system, they laugh at the system and they laugh at the police. They have no remorse, no regrets for the crimes they commit, but are they involved in the murder of Lindsay Buziak? PROBABLY NOT!
ERICKSON LOPEZ DELALCAZAR – LATEST CHARGE
22-Feb-2021
CCC – 266 Assault
Commit
DELALCAZAR, ERICKSON Lopez
Saanich BC
181629-1-K
22-Feb-2021
CCC – 264.1(1)(a) Uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm
Commit
DELALCAZAR, ERICKSON Lopez
Saanich BC
EDGAR ACEVEDO’S MOST RECENT CHARGES
| Document | Accused | Cnt | Location | Date Time | Room | Reason | Result | Finding | Canc. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 259709-3-KB | ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio | 1 | Vancouver Provincial Court | 01-Feb-2022 01:30 PM | IAR | FXD | |||
| 259709-3-KB | ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio | 1 | Vancouver Provincial Court | 11-Jan-2022 01:30 PM | IAR | PAR | SBD |
67367-1-K
23-JUN-2008
CCC – 264.1(1) Uttering threats
Commit
ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio
Victoria BC
67367-1-K
23-JUL-2008
CCC – 264.1(1) Uttering threats
Commit
ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio
Parksville BC
67367-1-K
23-JUL-2008
CCC – 264 Criminal Harassment
Commit
ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio
Victoria BC
| 174657-1 | 1 | 25-May-2018 | CCC – 266 Assault | Commit | ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio | Saanich BC |
| 174657-1 | 2 | 01-May-2018 | CCC – 264.1(1)(a) Uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm | Commit | ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio | Saanich BC |
| 174657-1 | 3 | 01-May-2018 | CCC – 346(1.1)(b) extortion | Commit | ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio | Saanich BC |
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| 259709-1-K | 1 | 15-Sep-2020 | CCC – 264.1(1)(a) Uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm | Commit | ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio | Vancouver BC |
| 259709-2-KC | 1 | 15-Sep-2020 | CCC – 810(1)(a) Fear of injury/damage by another person | Cause | ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio | Vancouver BC |
Sentencing: ACEVEDO, EDGAR Ovidio
| Sentence Type | Fine Amount | Due Date/TTP | Term1 Unit | Term2 Unit | Term3 Unit | Effective Date | Interim. | Secure | A/Y Sent. |
| Recognizance After Allegation | 500 | 12 Month(s) | 16-Dec-2020 | N |
EMERSON DELALCAZAR’S LATEST CHARGE
| Document | Count | Offence Date | Statute | Nature | Accused | City Of Offence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 181115-1-K | 1 | 24-Oct-2020 | CCC – 266 Assault | Commit | DELALCAZAR, EMERSON Lopez | Victoria BC |
| 181115-1-K | 2 | 24-Oct-2020 | CCC – 430(4) Mischief $5000 or under | Commit | DELALCAZAR, EMERSON Lopez | Victoria BC |
| 181115-1-K | 3 | 24-Oct-2020 | CCC – 423(1)(a) intimidation using violence or threats | Commit | DELALCAZAR, EMERSON Lopez | Victoria BC |
ON FEBRUARY 5/2021 EMERSON LOPEZ DELALCAZAR WAS GRANTED A STAY OF PROCEEDING (SOP) ON THE ASSAULT CHARGE.
HE WAS FOUND GUILTY ON THE MISCHIEF CHARGE AND GIVEN 12 MONTHS PROBATION.
ONCE AGAIN THIS JUST SUPPORTS WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW – OUR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM IS A JOKE.
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