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Tuesday, 09 February 2010 01:24 |
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"Quote" He was the model military man, rising quickly through the ranks and enjoying a 23-year career in which he brushed shoulders with top-level government and commanded one of Canada’s most important military bases. But on Monday, Col. Russell Williams’ career took an unexpected turn when he appeared in a Belleville courtroom, shackled at the ankles and charged with the murders of two women. Toronto Star
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Friday, 05 February 2010 07:18 |
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"Quote" Houdini is back behind bars. Yes, Wayne Carlson, who claims to have escaped from 13 prisons, has another challenge on his hands after being picked up on a Canada-wide warrant. The dead giveaway - Carlson was driving his Jaguar in Chilliwack. The Province
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 05:50 |
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"Quote" The slaying of a downtown rooming house manager left residents of the home for mentally ill and low-income adults stunned and seeking answers. The woman, identified as Larisa Belekova by the tenants at 13 Homewood Ave., was found by police to be suffering from life-threatening stab wounds shortly after 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Toronto Sun
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 07:20 |
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"Quote" L. Wayne Carlson has pulled another Houdini vanishing act. The notorious jailbreaker is once again a wanted man. Police consider the 67-year-old Victoria parolee to be violent and dangerous, and say he may be tooling around in a blue four-door Jaguar XJ6 with B.C. licence plate 291 HAT since he went missing Jan. 25. "From Saskatchewan to Vermont, Carlson broke out of jail 13 times, making him the most-escaped prisoner in modern North American history," gushes the jacket of his 2001 memoir Breakfast with the Devil: The story of a professional jailbreaker. The Province
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Wednesday, 03 February 2010 16:11 |
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"Quote" A Vancouver police investigation has resulted in 125 charges against 14 gang members including notorious gang boss Manny Buttar. Insp. Brad Desmarais said the arrests include some of the most dangerous gangsters operating in the city of Vancouver including Buttar and his right-hand man Bobby Gill. Vancouver Sun
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