Alexander Kalichuk

Alexander Kalichuk (3 November 1923 - 1975) was a Royal Canadian Air Force Sergeant.

Career[edit]

Alexander Kalichuk served in the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War II. Discharged in 1945, the airman returned to civilian life, but in 1950 he re-enlisted in the RCAF. Kalichuk was originally posted to RCAF Station Trenton, but soon after was transferred to RCAF Station Clinton, north of London, Ontario. Kalichuk served at Clinton as a Supply Technician until 1955, when he left the RCAF to take a civil service examination. Unsuccessful, Kalichuk returned to the RCAF and Clinton before the end of the year.

Murder of Lynne Harper, June 1959[edit]

In the mid 1960s, a file was uncovered that detailed Sgt. Kalichuk had been psychologically evaluated as a manic depressive. He had two counts of indecent exposure on his record before.

Kalichuk was never investigated in the murder of [Lynne Harper] because no evidence existed, as such he was never suspect, but he remains a person of public interest.

Kalichuk died of alcoholism in 1975.

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