It is too bad that the woman who was victimized appears too dumb to understand what triangulation fraud is and seems convinced that Barker is the perpetrator.
You can't blame this on the other victim. The problem is that the RCMP has no clue what they're doing, and that Amazon is enabling this fraud.
Was not saying this was the issue at hand, I just am surprised the woman quoted is so dense.
Can't rule out racism here. On the part of the woman and the RCMP.
Certainly on the part of RCMP, you can tell when you are reading a case where the cops are dealing with a community they do not expect to advocate for themselves.
Needn't rule in racism, so I don't.
Does it have any bearing on the case, though? I agree but it may make no difference