By Gina Gomez
There was a brief furor when the news of the prime accused in the the Jasmine Fiore murder, Ryan Alexander Jenkins’s possible arrest got leaked to the media. However, according to Buena Park Detective Lieutenant Steve Holiday, the man arrested by the U.S. Marshals at the Toronto airport in Canada on Friday night, is not Jenkins. Therefore, it seems to be a false alarm.

Quite a lot of news sources had reported that a man who was aboard a flight at the Toronto airport had been held back for question on suspicion of being Jenkins. However, it was reported back within some hours that the person who had been detained, was not the man for who the whole nation’s police is said to be on a wild hunt. Several of the officers had boarded the Air Canada flight that had departed from the airport of Vancouver and had reached Toronto at 11:30 p.m., when they received information that a man on the flight fitted the description of Jenkins.

Other reports state that Jenkins has eluded the police and giving the search party a slip, had crossed over to Canada, via a water route. Reportedly, a speedboat that is said to belong to Jenkins, whisked past a marine dragnet last Wednesday.

A spokeswoman for the Orange County district attorney’s office, Susan Schroeder said, “Without apprehending the driver of the boat, the boat was found to have been registered to Mr. Jenkins.” However, there is a conflict in confirmation, as the Coast Guard’s office seems to deny any knowledge on this front. So, the hunt for Jenkins, on suspicion of his ex-wife, former model Jasmine Fiore’s murder, is still on.