Stepfather gets 18 years for Saskatoon stabbing - CBC
Slashing in Saskatoon
A 20 year old male was slashed in the head and taken to hospital Monday evening, Oct. 15, 2007, after being attacked by a group of people while in a car on Laurier Dr. in Saskatoon. Several others where in the vehicle at the time of the attack. No arrests have been made. This leads one to the conclude this attack is likely gang related, as no one seems to be talking.
There have been 23 malicious prosecutions in Saskatchewan so far. 4 were proven in Regina after the police were found to be liable in Klein v. Seiferling and then there were 11 in the Klassen case. In the David Milgaard case the Government avoided being found liable and paid out 10.3 million dollars. In Martensville they did the same. Then Saskatoon hired Dr. Charles Smith Read the rest of this entry »
1991: Saskatchewan hit the world map with its two satanic cult cases; Martensville and the Klassen case. The media were reporting like never before. In one case there were 14 adults and 2 young offenders charged and in the other case there were 9 adults and 1 young offender charged. The public was so confused they couldn’t tell the two cases apart. In the end, all the charges in both cases turned out to be a hoax and the Saskatchewan justice system was red-faced. Eventually it went away…or did it? Read the rest of this entry »
Alberta has come to their senses and finally admit they have a problem. In Saskatchewan, the Justice Minister and the premier are in denial.
Alberta promises action on repeat criminals - CBC
Criminals creeping into smaller cities: Moose Jaw Police Chief - CBC
photo by Angie Geworsky, taken on the Broadway bridge in Saskatoon, SK.
This is not justice and the NDP don’t seem to care!
For the last four years the Saskatchewan NDP have promoted Saskatchewan as a land of opportunity. They have advertised througout Alberta, encouraging those who can no longer afford their cost of living to come to Saskatchewan where life is soooo much better. Read the rest of this entry »
The Supreme Court showed eminent good sense last week when it ruled that police officers - like all professionals - can be sued for incompetence. Given the recent spate of wrongful convictions and bungled investigations in this country, and the damage they’ve done, that’s good news for all Canadians. Read the rest of this entry »
Ruling allows lawsuits over police investigations - Jordana Huber, Canwest News Service
Election decision to be made ‘within days:’ Calvert - Angela Hall, Leader Post
Against our advice, Wilfred Hathway and his counsel submitted an abuse of process application requesting the confession obtained through the use of the Mr. Big sting be suppressed, or the charges stayed all together. Read the rest of this entry »
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On March 7, 2007 Wilfred Hathway applied to the court to have his murder charge stayed due to an abuse of process. Read the rest of this entry »
Premiering “Mr. Big”, seen to the left below: Click on images to view videos
The video to the right depicts the injustice of Wilfred Hathway happening in Saskatoon Saskatchewan, set up by the RCMP “Mr. Big” scam to obtain a false confession for a murder he did not comitt.
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