According to an agreed statement of facts, on March 8, 11 and 12, 2019, Holland used the Crime Stoppers mobile web browser to send three anonymous messages threatening to open fire at the daycare and school. In the third message, Holland said all six workers at Kool Kats will be dead by the end of the week. That led RCMP to believe the suspect had a direct connection to the daycare. Then, on March 19, 2019, a fourth threat was made through the same Crime Stoppers portal and this time, police were able to trace the origin of the message back to the daycare. Holland was determined to have been one of two employees who were in the building at the time and both of their mobile phones could connect to the Kool Kats modem. A search of the co-worker s browser history turned up nothing of interest while Holland s browser history had been wiped clean.
The Couple
Elizabeth, a senior financial analyst at Amazon, and Alex, director of business development at Business France, met online through the dating app Coffee Meets Bagel, which they explain, matches people with similar likes and interests. “We bonded over a shared love of France and dogs,” they say. Appropriately so, then, they were engaged in Paris, and adopted a dog named Jolene. “ so we’d say the algorithm worked really well.” For a year and a half they planned a wedding they describe as “East Coast elegance with Parisian accents” for September 21, 2019, beginning with a ceremony at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in DC, and culminating in a celebration at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington. The 180-person affair included a blush pink, burgundy, and gold color scheme, and featured their dog, whom the pair say, “as typical millennials” they “are obsessed with.”