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Friend fears woman influenced killer
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By: Mike McIntyre
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# ~) h& I/ |0 j6 v9 O2 P( E) X9 WUpdated: August 5 at 12:45 AM CDT
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Print Article E-mail Article ShareThisThe seeds for Tim McLean's brutal murder on board a Greyhound bus last week may have been planted when the accused killer, Vince Li, spent nearly an hour chatting up the victim's female co-worker during their ride through western Manitoba, the Free Press has learned.
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Li, 40, took a seat at the front of the bus beside the woman after getting on board in Brandon. The pair chatted and were even seen smoking cigarettes together during a rest stop.
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As the bus resumed its ill-fated journey towards Winnipeg, Li suddenly moved to the back of the bus and sat down beside McLean, who was listening to his headphones and apparently asleep.' l# R% z* G7 P2 k
u, U d+ `" M v. `, iIt was just moments later that Li allegedly began stabbing McLean repeatedly with a large hunting knife, eventually severing his head, defiling his body and holding police at bay for a couple of hours after passengers scrambled off the bus.
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( D2 A, C& P+ ?McLean's family and friends don't believe Li's change-of-seating was a coincidence. And they question why he was charged with second-degree murder and not first-degree murder, which indicates planning and premeditation.
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, ~$ e) m4 @# j$ [. B0 h"I have this unbelievably strong feeling that him sitting beside Stacy had something to do with this," McLean's former girlfriend, Alexandra Storey, told the Free Press in an exclusive interview Monday./ V* S+ J; Y& ~4 _
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Tim and Stacy had become friends while working together at various western Canadian fairs through North American Midway Entertainment. They were travelling together to Winnipeg -- although seated separately in different areas of the bus -- and had planned to meet up with a mutual friend in the city before all heading back out to British Columbia.
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McLean's loved ones now desperately want to speak with the woman to find out more about her dealings with Li on the bus.! {: V4 {9 f7 V# e: n/ @
' P2 J8 ~2 O0 PThey only know that she quickly returned to B.C. after McLean's killing, and presumably after an interview with police.- Y7 y) `- R) B: ?4 A3 w
, m; \5 c4 S- b* w/ nA call to North American Midway Entertainment seeking information about the woman wasn't returned on Monday.% ^5 B; r* O: Q
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