Young suspects of three murders in Canada recorded their "last will" before committing suicide

The video – recorded by themselves – shows Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, saying goodbye and detailing his last wishes before firing on August 7, the day their lifeless bodies were found, according to a family member, interviewed by the media.

Police fugitives

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is in possession of the images, which could give clues to the events that happened last month and clarify how the two former employees of Walmart became fugitives from the police.

McLeod and Schmegelsky were accused of the death Lucas Fower and Chynna Deese, a couple of tourists of Australian and American nationality, respectively. Their bodies were found on July 15 on a highway 20 kilometers from Liard Hot Springs (British Columbia). Four days later, Leonard Dyck, a 64-year-old university professor, was found dead on another road in the province, a crime with which he has also been involved.