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The brave rookie policewoman who became a honeytrap to help catch a murderous rapist: Michelle Tighe nervously lured a suspect down a dimly lit side street, where he made the chilling threat... 'Scream and I'll kill you' - Vimarsana News

The brave rookie policewoman who became a honeytrap to help catch a murderous rapist: Michelle Tighe nervously lured a suspect down a dimly lit side street, where he made the chilling threat... 'Scream and I'll kill you'

Michelle, 23, was a rookie officer who had volunteered for an extraordinary undercover sting, Operation Argus - to catch the so-called 'Clifton Rapist'.

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case - Vimarsana News

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case

CEO Jean-Francois Eap of West Vancouver, B.C., accused of aiding criminals through use of his company's encrypted phone technology

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case - Bowen Island Undercurrent

CEO Jean-Francois Eap of West Vancouver, B.C., accused of aiding criminals through use of his company's encrypted phone technology

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case - Vimarsana News

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case

CEO Jean-Francois Eap of West Vancouver, B.C., accused of aiding criminals through use of his company's encrypted phone technology

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case - Vimarsana News

Legal clouds hang over Vancouver's Sky Global amid criminal case

CEO Jean-Francois Eap of West Vancouver, B.C., accused of aiding criminals through use of his company's encrypted phone technology