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John was promoted with his job but also got a position as a undercover policeman. Conrad Read accompanied the Wilsons also.
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Elizabeth Craig writes to Mr. Routledge, superintendent, about her suspicions. She wants to find out where her sister Polly is.
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Routledge writes a letter to Superintendent Fitzpatrick Joseph Horrigan at the Vancouver detachment that opens the investigation into Polly’s disappearance.
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Conrad Read finds a stolen Colt. 38 pistol from the Saskatoon office in Johns desk drawer.
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Horrigan writes to Commissioner Perry telling him that John is married to a younger lady that looks nothing like Polly in the letter from Elizabeth. It is discovered that the present Jessie is not Polly.
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Elizabeth writes to Horrigan for the second time. Elizabeth continues to stay determined in communicating with her sister
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John sells his shotgun at a pawnshop for twenty three dollars under the name of J Williams.
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john is removed from the Vancouver RNWMP. Inspector Henry Newson notifies Commissioner Perry that John has been recalled by the Immigration Board to give evidence for the Russian trials.
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Drysdale is getting more information about Johns burned car and has suspicions thats where Pollys body is.