Reg.# 5700, 0.209, A/Comm'r A. N. Eames

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'Friends Not Forgotten'

As one ages, forgetfulness can affect all of us. Once the proud Inspector who was responsible for the pursuit of the 'Mad Trapper' in 1932,  forgetfulness also affected A/Comm'r. Eames in his last days.

Tomorrow, read about the secret Mystery which has surrounded A/Comm'r Eames since his death in 1965. Speculate why A/Comm'r Eames was exiled - forgotten by everyone for over forty-six years.

The Death Certificate of A/Comm'r Eames is shown below.

Go to Home Page at www.rcmpgraves.com. Click on 'RCMP Vet of the Month. Scroll down to 2011 and click on the month of August.

'Maintain Our Memories'

J. J. Healy,

Reg.#23685

Vet of the Month - July, 2011

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'Friends Not Forgotten'

Assistant Commissioner Alexander Neville Eames

Born 1883 - Wales

Died 1965 - Vancouver, BC

Read the story and follow the remarkable career of Reg.# 5700, Officer Number 0.209, Assistant Commissioner Alexander  Neville Eames.

Assistant Commissioner Eames was born in Wales in 1883. He joined the Force in 1913 at the age of twenty nine years.

In a very short time, he received his Commission. He accepted several transfers and was responsible for opening Pincher Creek Detachment in 1919.  About 1929, he was transferred as Officer Commanding of the Western Arctic. It was while he was in this position that he supervised the famous case tagged as the 'Mad Trapper', a man who has never been identified.

For the story, copy and paste the following link into your browser

http://www.rcmpgraves.com/vetcorner/vetmonth-jul11.html

or go to my Home Page at www.rcmpgraves.com, scroll down to Vet of the Month, then find July, 2011


'Maintain Our Memories'

J. J. Healy,
Reg.#23685