“Everybody just got a little bit uncomfortable around him. “Bryer seemed to take it very seriously … My son told me that he would mention things like, ‘What if this was real? Can you imagine if this was real?’ when playing video games. Schmegelsky was obsessed with gaming, family and friends say. “After a while he started making people feel uncomfortable, just with the comments that he would make and how much he was into video games, a little bit more on the violent side of the video games,” she said. She said Schmegelsky’s friends felt “uncomfortable” after he showed them pictures of himself wearing the Nazi armband. Lisa Lucas, who lived next door to Schmegelsky’s grandmother, told the CBC British Columbia her son went to school with the 18-year-old. Port Alberni locals also say the teens had links to far-right extremist content.
Schmegelsky and McLeod’s Facebook pages both show links to Illusive Gameing, but the network’s Facebook page has been shut down after the Globe and Mail report went live. aCSQ3hClz9- Justin Ling July 24, 2019Ī user, who did not wish to be named, told the newspaper he often spoke with Schmegelsky on the platform Steam, and McLeod joined some of their conversations. The knife in the picture reads "blut und ehre" â or, "blood and honour." It was the knife issued to Hitler Youth. We've published the photos that appear to show Bryer Schmegelsky posing Nazi memorabilia.
The knife has an inscription “blut und ehre”, which is German for “blood and honour”. In other photos, there is a Nazi knife and armband allegedly owned by the teen. The newspaper published photographs yesterday, supplied by users within the Illusive Gameing (sic) network, showing Schmegelsky dressed in a gas mask and army fatigues. The Globe and Mail reportsthe teens from Port Alberni are part of a video game network that worships the Third Reich and whose platforms include profile pictures of the infamous imperial eagle from Nazi Germany. The comments come as the teens’ links to far right extremist content online are exposed. “As we try to wrap our heads around what is happening, we hope that Kam will come home to us safely so we can all get to the bottom of this story.” “Kam is a kind, considerate, caring young man and has always been concerned about other people’s feelings,” Mr McLeod told Canada’s public broadcaster CBC. Photos of Schmegelsky’s Nazi memorabilia including a swastika, a knife inscribed “blut und ehre” (German for “blood and honour” and the teen posing in military fatigues have emerged.Ĭanada’s Globe and Mail revealed he praised Hitler’s Nazi Germany via digital games marketplace, Steam.īryer Schmegelsky (left) and Kam McLeod are suspects in the murders of Lucas Fowler and Chynna Deese. The two men have also now been charged with the second degree murder of Leonard Dyck, whose body was found near their burnt out truck on the same highway. Schmegelsky and McLeod are wanted for the murders of Australian man Lucas Fowler, 23, and his American girlfriend Chynna Deese, 24, were found in a ditch by the side of the lonely Alaska Highway last Monday. The dark secret life of Schmegelsky has begun to emerge as he and his best friend Kam McLeod are on the run from a massive manhunt by Canadian police in the Northern Province of Manitoba. Ms Hempstead said Schmegelsky had a firearm and would “put a gun in his mouth”. Speaking on Nine News from Canada, Madison Hempstead said the 18-year-old “would tell us how he was going to cut our heads off”. A former schoolmate of wanted Bryer Schmegelsky has revealed the Nazi-obsessed Canadian teen wanted for triple murder would tell her and friends he was going to decapitate them.
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