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The original AirTag implementation did not alert you the way it does now. Apple updated the software to make it harder for an illicit AirTag to go unnoticed after news stations around the world picked up on these being used as cheap tracking devices by stalkers, criminals, etc.
Investigators in Canada are offering a C$100,000 reward in a bid to solve the brazen kidnapping of an Iranian Canadian woman by assailants disguised as police officers that continues to baffle detectives.
Elnaz Hajtamiri was violently abducted on 12 January 2022, from a house in an Ontario beach community, by three men disguised in police gear, who hauled her barefoot through the snow and into a waiting SUV.
In the year since, there have been no ransom demands from her captors and few updates on the case.
“Her family is grieving her absence and has lived through a year with limited answers,” Det Insp Martin Graham of Ontario provincial police told reporters on Thursday morning. “Someone out there knows the identities of these men.”
Police also released two composite sketches of the masked suspects, based on details provided by two eyewitnesses, as well as brief written descriptions of the three men. During the abduction, one had a holstered gun and another had imitation handcuffs. >

I hope the reward brings some new info on this, an absolutely awful and completely bizarre set of events >

Between this and the fake Chinese police departments Canada has a real problem with fake police. >

A few years ago, someone converted a private vehicle to look like a police car (including with lightbars), and went on a shooting spree in the Maritimes with stolen guns / guns smuggled from the US. Perhaps that incident proved that you can do whatever you want to look like a cop. >

Never forget that the rcmp hid this fact from Nova Scotians for 13 hours, while the criminal posed as a police officer and killed people by stopping them like a traffic stop.
He began his rampage in the night. The rcmp was fully aware, and he was killing people in the morning on their way to work. And the rcmp still hadn’t told anyone about the rampage.
Never forgive. >

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Investigators in Canada are offering a C$100,000 reward in a bid to solve the brazen kidnapping of an Iranian Canadian woman by assailants disguised as police officers that continues to baffle detectives.
"Nothing weighs more heavily on our souls than the idea that we may never know what happened to Elnaz. We know there are people out there who have information and who may be contemplating coming forward," Fariba Hajtamiri, her mother, wrote in a statement read by police.
Police said Lilo was also facing charges of attempted murder and attempted kidnapping in connection with a previous assault on Hajtamiri, who was attacked in an underground garage and beaten with a frying pan.


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Sounds like an IRGC kidnapping. >

Bruh. >

Indeed.☹ >

It was definitely the ex. >

It sounds like it was definitely yeah or male relatives.
This is a huge piece of conjecture - but she was Iranian born and therefore more likely to find an Iranian/Muslim partner. Depending on how conservative the partner and their family are, they could certainly have taken issue with her leaving/“disobeying” him.
Tracking devices, I mean, god damn that’s scary. And three of them?! I really think that apple should be sending you a notification if air tags are travelling with you that aren’t registered to you. They were almost certainly air tags and this would be so easy for apple to implement. >

Airtags do this allready. If one not registered to you is in your proximity for more than a few hours it pings your phone and identifies itself. >

Well, I got taught there. Maybe they weren’t AirTags then. >

The original AirTag implementation did not alert you the way it does now. Apple updated the software to make it harder for an illicit AirTag to go unnoticed after news stations around the world picked up on these being used as cheap tracking devices by stalkers, criminals, etc. >

So is it possible that someone could have a jail broken one with an earlier version of the firmware? Or was the update that allowed that to iOS? >

The updates were to iOS. Additionally, they tried to make it so the AirTag would beep, bad actors then started selling modified AirTags with the speaker disabled/removed. There was a whole cat and mouse game to it with Apple trying to close the Pandora's box they opened. Apple must have found the middle ground between utility and privacy because you don't hear about these incidents much these days. >

Not the most helpful composite sketches. But it should be easy to find the guy with a question mark for a face. >

Shit like this makes me a believer because if hell is real then those assholes earned themselves an eternity of unimaginable pain. >

But hell doesn't exist just because you believe it does. Bad people exist, which is why we should always try to be our best. >


Investigators in Canada are offering a C$100,000 reward in a bid to solve the brazen kidnapping of an Iranian Canadian woman by assailants disguised as police officers that continues to baffle detectives.
Elnaz Hajtamiri was violently abducted on 12 January 2022, from a house in an Ontario beach community, by three men disguised in police gear, who hauled her barefoot through the snow and into a waiting SUV.
In the year since, there have been no ransom demands from her captors and few updates on the case.
“Her family is grieving her absence and has lived through a year with limited answers,” Det Insp Martin Graham of Ontario provincial police told reporters on Thursday morning. “Someone out there knows the identities of these men.”
Police also released two composite sketches of the masked suspects, based on details provided by two eyewitnesses, as well as brief written descriptions of the three men. During the abduction, one had a holstered gun and another had imitation handcuffs. >

I hope the reward brings some new info on this, an absolutely awful and completely bizarre set of events >

Between this and the fake Chinese police departments Canada has a real problem with fake police. >

A few years ago, someone converted a private vehicle to look like a police car (including with lightbars), and went on a shooting spree in the Maritimes with stolen guns / guns smuggled from the US. Perhaps that incident proved that you can do whatever you want to look like a cop. >

Never forget that the rcmp hid this fact from Nova Scotians for 13 hours, while the criminal posed as a police officer and killed people by stopping them like a traffic stop.
He began his rampage in the night. The rcmp was fully aware, and he was killing people in the morning on their way to work. And the rcmp still hadn’t told anyone about the rampage.
Never forgive. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 75%. (I'm a bot)


Investigators in Canada are offering a C$100,000 reward in a bid to solve the brazen kidnapping of an Iranian Canadian woman by assailants disguised as police officers that continues to baffle detectives.
"Nothing weighs more heavily on our souls than the idea that we may never know what happened to Elnaz. We know there are people out there who have information and who may be contemplating coming forward," Fariba Hajtamiri, her mother, wrote in a statement read by police.
Police said Lilo was also facing charges of attempted murder and attempted kidnapping in connection with a previous assault on Hajtamiri, who was attacked in an underground garage and beaten with a frying pan.


Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: police^#1 Hajtamiri^#2 Elnaz^#3 two^#4 family^#5 >

Sounds like an IRGC kidnapping. >

Bruh. >

Indeed.☹ >

It was definitely the ex. >

It sounds like it was definitely yeah or male relatives.
This is a huge piece of conjecture - but she was Iranian born and therefore more likely to find an Iranian/Muslim partner. Depending on how conservative the partner and their family are, they could certainly have taken issue with her leaving/“disobeying” him.
Tracking devices, I mean, god damn that’s scary. And three of them?! I really think that apple should be sending you a notification if air tags are travelling with you that aren’t registered to you. They were almost certainly air tags and this would be so easy for apple to implement. >

Airtags do this allready. If one not registered to you is in your proximity for more than a few hours it pings your phone and identifies itself. >

Well, I got taught there. Maybe they weren’t AirTags then.