Yarmouth is located in South West Nova Scotia, Canada. The pretty town with wild rose bushes is a fairly remote place of just over 7,000 people but has a rich history. It’s a historic seaport known for its lobster because of its ideal location facing the Gulf of Maine. It's very foggy because the cold Labrador Stream and hot Gulf Stream intertwine along its rugged coastline. But beneath the fog lies some sordid secrets that hopefully will not stay hidden for long.
Zack Lefave
21-year-old Zack went missing on New Years Day 2021. By all accounts he was a great person whose family and community miss him dearly. The handsome young man was hardworking and was employed at the deli counter at the Red and White Grocery store in town. He was a homebody who liked to play video games with his friends. He always made sure other people’s needs were taken care of before his own. A lot of the pictures I found of him showed that he was great with kids. He has so much to give to the community that can’t stop searching for him almost a year later.
The Disappearance
Zack disappeared mysteriously on New Years Day. He was 4-wheeling with his friends up until 4pm. At 6pm he went to The Grand Hotel on Main Street because a couple friends had a room there.
The friends take a 15-minute cab ride to attend a party in Plymouth. They get there at 11:25pm. The low-key party was comprised of about 20 people. Zack didn’t really know anyone there, since it was one of the girls he was with who had a mutual friend of someone at the party.
An attendee who saw him says he was drunk, but a happy outgoing drunk, not a passed out, falling asleep drunk. At the party there were fishermen who got called into work, which means they were most likely drinking and driving. The people there weren't sketchy and there was only marijuana and alcohol.
Zack bizarrely decides to leave and walk home at 11:49pm. It is a 2 hour walk along desolate highways. It's weird to leave the party right before the countdown, too. He was only there for 24 minutes.
11:49pm - 1st phone call using Facebook messenger where he says he is in Quinan, which is a 5 hour walk from where he actually is in Plymouth. There's no way he got to Quinan. He says he is walking to Yarmouth from Quinan, which is a 6 hour walk. Strange plan.
During the call he jokes and says he’s not wearing any pants but doesn’t seemed distressed. It was 3C (36.4F). Not super cold, but you still wouldn't want to be walking around in boxers. Hi
... keep reading on reddit ➡Hello /r/Halifax! I'm thrilled to welcome you to the Green Party of Nova Scotia's first Mega AMA. For those who haven't seen it yet, please take a look at our platform.
Here's a list of candidates who will be participating in this AMA, with links to their bios and/or personal messages:
- Jessica Alexander - /u/jalexanderns - Chester - St. Margarets
- Lily Barraclough - /u/LilianJHB - Halifax Chebucto
- Anthony Edmonds - /u/anthony_edmonds - Waverley - Fall River - Beaver Bank
- Mark Embrett - /u/jimimojo - Hammonds Plains - Lucasville
- Simon Greenough - /u/LobsteRolS - Hants East
- Noah Hollis - /u/hollister627 - Halifax Citadel - Sable Island
- Ron Parker - /u/Pilatus57 - Bedford South
- Jo-Ann Roberts - /u/GreenJoHalifax - Halifax Armdale
Note that Jessica has a prior engagement elsewhere and likely won't be on hand tonight, but feel free to leave questions for her for later.
Remember that advanced polls are open all this week, including Saturday, and election day is on the 17th. Make sure to vote!
Finally, a big thanks to the /r/Halifax mods for facilitating this.
Okay, let's go!
Edit: most of us are signing off for the night, but we'll check back in sporadically over the next couple days, so keep bringing on the questions! :-D
To all my other Haligonians Critters,
I know you're out there since I see your Bidets in the twitch chat. Seeing that Cinemark is only in the states, I was curious if there have been any events planned to show the start of C3 live on the peninsula. I'm getting stoked to watch it, and think it would be really awesome to watch with others to knock things off.
