Canadian commander sentenced to life for murders

**Officer of Engineers** · 24 Oct 10, 22:12

As you found out, no his pension cannot be stripped. But he can be sued.

**sappersgt** · 24 Oct 10, 23:20

Originally Posted by Officer of Engineers

As you found out, no his pension cannot be stripped. But he can be sued.

Would it be safe then to expect a wrongful death suit from the victims families?

**Officer of Engineers** · 25 Oct 10, 00:34

I certainly hope so.

**Julie** · 25 Oct 10, 02:55

Originally Posted by sappersgt

Would it be safe then to expect a wrongful death suit from the victims families?

Then the Judgments can be levied against his pension ??? Sorry, I don't know laws pertaining to this in Canada.

**Officer of Engineers** · 25 Oct 10, 03:14

The problem is that Williams ain't stupid. He may already have directed his pension towards his wife and family instead of to himself.

**YellowFever** · 25 Oct 10, 04:37

I heard it on the local news that they are going to invoke a special clause in Canadian laws which will forbid parole, even after he serves his full term in jail?

Most likely he will spend the rest of his life in jail?

Is there such a cause or does that not even make sense?

Not sure of Canadian laws wrt to such matters....

**Officer of Engineers** · 25 Oct 10, 04:55

He will serve 25 years minimum, meaning he will die in prison.

**USSWisconsin** · 25 Oct 10, 06:07

Originally Posted by Officer of Engineers

He will serve 25 years minimum, meaning he will die in prison.

I hope he serves his time in the general population.

**Canmoore** · 26 Oct 10, 05:09

He is going to live out the rest of his life in solitary confinement, with only an hour of physical activity a day. As for his pension, the government is pushing a new law to restrict CPP for criminals, how hard would it be to slip all pensions into that bill?? Or at least give the pension to his wife, everyone seems to forget that she is also a victim in all of this. Can you just imagine what that poor woman has been through!

**USSWisconsin** · 26 Oct 10, 06:11

Originally Posted by Canmoore

Or at least give the pension to his wife, everyone seems to forget that she is also a victim in all of this. Can you just imagine what that poor woman has been through!

It is hard to fathom how she must feel, it must be terrible

**CardSharp** · 04 Nov 10, 02:18

Originally Posted by Officer of Engineers

Part of us are still expecting this freak to suicide himself. That is the only way he can redeem the services. I really hate to say this. But if he suicide himself, despite a suicide watch, he would have paid for his crimes ... for pushing a punishement that Canada will not deliver.

He tried and failed to off himself back in April.

http://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/...ttempt-in-jail

Wasn't sure if it was a serious attempt.

Using a cardboard toilet roll stuffed with more foil and cardboard, Williams stuffed it down his throat in an apparent bid to suffocate himself, sources said.