A fugitive who murdered a grandmother on her morning dog walk in while he was living off-grid to avoid recall to prison has ...

An ‘unpredictable and dangerous’ man who murdered a grandmother on her morning dog walk has been jailed for a minimum of 25 ...

I came out and she was like: ‘You cannot believe this.’” Brad, a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, and Anita, a nurse, had been dating for only a year when they sent the note in 2012.

Roy Barclay, 56, had been on the run for two years when he killed Anita Rose, to avoid being recalled to prison for a separate offence.

One hour later, Anita Squires had got in touch to say she was the note's author. "It was phenomenal," Farrell said. There is a doubly serendipitous side to this story, too.

Anita and Brad Squires in 2012, above, and today. They soon forgot about it. They got married in 2016, settling down in Newfoundland. They have three children, Allie, 19, Gabe, 16, and Harrison, 5.