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EDMONTON – Weapons, chemistry textbooks and office supplies were some of the hundreds of items seized from Wiebo Ludwig’s Trickle Creek farm during the four-day RCMP search of the property in January, court documents show.
Ludwig was arrested, but not charged, in connection with a series of pipeline bombings across northeastern British Columbia. The warrant police brought to his home north of Hythe on Jan. 8 stated they had reason to believe evidence could be found on the farm.
Almost 150 officers took shifts combing the property between Jan. 8 and 12, seizing and categorizing items.
A list of items seized by the RCMP, which was filed with a British Columbia judge, reveals hundreds of things seized from various buildings on the sprawling property.
That list is long and varied. . . .
Weapons taken included a crossbow, a pellet handgun, a homemade copper blowgun, a homemade switch and a broken double-barrelled shotgun. Varying lengths of copper wires and pipes were also taken. More personal items, such as a VHS tape called Dress your Swedish Drawloom and cassette tapes of Lord of the Dance and Movie Music, were taken as well.

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