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Edmonton gore website owner sentenced for posting Magnotta video. Full Menu Search Menu. Close Local your local region National. Search Submit search Quick Search. Comments Close comments menu. Comments closed. Video link. Close X. Click to scroll back to top of the page Back to top. By Staff The Canadian Press.

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There is no doubt that the ban of such a website will lead to a better, safer internet. He was then allowed to continue his flight to the Alberta capital. Clark said police kept in touch with him over the following days by email.

He wasn't living anywhere other than in his car. Still needing evidence to build a case, investigators asked Marek if he would be interviewed. He agreed to come in for an interview Tuesday and police charged him after that. He has some thoughts that a lot of our investigators were shaking their heads at. The website opens with a content warning and advertises that it is for adults only.

Just as the life itself," it says. The website also says it has been reviewed by both Canadian and U. In May , the site posted a video titled "1 Lunatic 1 Ice Pick. Another man wearing a dark hoodie stabbed the individual and a series of edits showed the body eventually dismembered. The video stayed online for eight days. After Magnotta's arrest, Marek told The Canadian Press in an email that he removed the video once police identified Magnotta as a suspect.

Clark said the investigation into Marek and his website began at that time but it was difficult to track him down. Officers contacted government and private agencies and businesses, but all had Marek listed with just an Edmonton post office box. It took investigators until February to find him, but police still didn't have enough evidence to lay charges, Clark said. Marek then travelled to Hong Kong and police put out alerts trying to locate him.

Officers have flown to Vancouver with warrants for Marek's computer equipment. Clark said the suspect could face additional charges, including hate crime offences, related to other items posted on the website. He described the site as racist and disturbing, with "violence above and beyond anything normal.