they had to. the rest of that day passed in a blur. a police officer from the nearby city of belleville got to the house and got to work. they took it seriously. he did. as soon as he walked in, the officer looked at what was on the computer screen. he pulled up his mic and said get forensics out here right now. that same day, amid the upset, anne and howard had a question for the bell police. it was about a couple of disturbing incidents that happened of the road in a speculative place called tweed, two months ago. incidents more serious than what happened to her. incidents also directed against women alone, at night. although tweed was only 20 minutes away, it was by the belleville cops. we asked all of them. do you know anything about those? because i said, it had to be connected. you told the police this? oh yes. and they were like, how do you know about it? we don t know anything about it. they did know about? it they didn t seem to. and was convinced tha
birthday party, anne koch made a terrible discovery. i was really really care. it was november of 2009, and in her friend howard where is standing in the upstairs hallway in their old farmhouse in belleville ontario. they were sparing at her computers green. it was the first time in my life that the hair stood up at the back of my neck. because it was a message directed. personal. yeah. now they know. the break in the previous day. the theft of those sex toys. was not a joke. not even a bad one. all that time last evening that they had stood right in the swath, beside the discussion. should they call the police are
something that possibly could be very very crucial. and that s all that we knew. soon after, teams of officers went door knocking on the highway. in front of the residents. and marcy koch lived five miles down the road. her friend howard live nearby. and that s how they found themselves telling again, a couple of cards, the story of the november break-in. when they came into the door, then i said okay. i don t know anything. but have i got a story for you guys that s gotta be connected to this? howard told the officers about the break-in. the undertaken, sex toys stolen. he told them to that he and strongly believed her break-in was linked to the sex or solves five months before in tweed. they got? it they got it. yes they did. now, she was convinced her case was linked to jessica s disappearance. it had to be related. i mean, i felt so scared, for
she lived in this lovely farmhouse 150 miles away from brenda and brian. howard lived on the same busy highway, not far from the small city of belleville. november 17th 2009, late that afternoon. and hurried home to change interparty clothes. it was her birthday. she was heading to howard s place to celebrate. i was really rushing. i was looking forward to going. and lived alone much of the time at his own place, and that suited her fine. she s a music teacher and artists. she wanted time and space to herself. i like to have space, as my art grows i like faith. but did you feel insecure ever before? did you lock your doors and windows? now. and friend, howard gray, grew up down the far. to take the keys out of the ignition of the cars. that s what i grew up in.
not? they figured this cops would just laugh. so they decided not to call. but after and spend that night at howard s and return home first thing in the morning. this is what greeted her on the computer screen. go ahead and call the police, i want to show the judge your really big deal those. eventually, and would wonder about those typos. but just now, she froze. it was almost like she had a gun to my head at that moment. this time, and called 9-1-1. and then she and howard waited for the police to arrive. they became in a disturbing conclusion. whoever wrote the message, literally some have crazy. must of been hiding in the house the evening before. when they debated whether to report the theft. it was proof that he was there. we have no evidence that he was there. they have been talking just outside of ends bedroom. down the hall, in this closet,