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Bryer Schmegelsky, Kam McLeod seen at Meadow Lake, Sask. Co-op store in newly-released video

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RCMP release surveillance video of B.C. murder suspects in Saskatchewan store
RCMP in Manitoba released surveillance video on Friday that show the suspects in three B.C. murders, Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky, at a store in Meadow Lake, Sask. The last confirmed sighting of the pair was in Gillam, Manitoba – Jul 26, 2019

Bryer Schmelgelsky and Kam McLeod, suspects in three murders in northern B.C., can be seen on surveillance from a Co-op store in Meadow Lake, Sask. in a video released by the RCMP on Friday.

The video shows the pair walking through the aisles and then exiting the store. The video was taken on Sunday.

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McLeod is wearing a shirt with a “Cathulhu” logo on it, Schmegelsky a button-down shirt with a camouflage pattern.

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The RCMP said they’ll be going door to door in Gillam, Man. this weekend in an effort to find the pair, who were last seen in the northern Manitoba community, which is about 1,300 kilometres from Meadow Lake.

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RCMP said they were spotted in Meadow Lake on Sunday, before last being seen in Gillam on Monday.

Their last sighting took place before a torched RAV 4 was found near Gillam.

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  • With files from Kerri Breen

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