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Step-parents get bad
rap
MONTREAL - The findings in
Jean-Philippe Quenneville's psychology master's thesis show that for
182 children under the age of 12 who were killed in Quebec between
1990 and 2007, the biological parents were responsible in more than
75% of the cases. Contrary to popular perception, step-fathers were
the aggressors in only 11% of the cases. (PostMedia)
Parents charged
BRANTFORD - The parents of a
17-month-old boy found dead in his Brantford, ON, home earlier this
year have been charged with criminal negligence causing death and
aggravated assault, among other charges. (QMI) MORE:
Parents charged |
Father charged
BRAMPTON - On Sept. 22, 2010, police
responded to a medical call on Flowertown Ave in Brampton.
3-month-old Tyson Garbutt-Streeter died after doctors took him off
life support. Tyson’s father, Daniel Streeter, was charged with
second-degree murder. (CityNews) MORE:
Charge in baby's death |
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Mom sentenced
WINNIPEG - In June 2009, Nicole Redhead held her
hand over the mouth of her 21-month-old daughter until she stopped
breathing, court heard. Autopsies on Jaylene Sanderson-Redhead's body
later revealed past abuse. More than 30 bruises were found on the
child's body from her head to the bottom of her feet. (CTV)
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Admits inflicting scalding wounds
TORONTO - Melissa Alexander, 26, who
was found guilty of manslaughter in February for the death of
19-month-old Miguel Fernandes on Sept. 11, 2007, made the admission
in an interview with psychiatrist Dr. Scott Woodside this year for
her sentencing hearing. (QMI)
MORE:
Mother's lies revealed
Manslaughter
Mom found guilty
Mom guilty |
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Father shot kids
HOUSTON - A 55-year-old former Montreal man has been
arrested after police in Texas said he shot his two children,
killing one of them. Predrag Perisic was charged in his 10-year-old
son’s murder. According to a family member, Deyan Perisic and his
sister, Danyela, were uprooted from the home they shared with their
mother and grandmother - on one day’s notice - and ordered to live
with their father in Texas by a Quebec Superior Court judge in
April. (PostMedia) MORE:
Family mourns
Man shoots his kids |
Guilty of manslaughter
TORONTO -
A Toronto mother has been found guilty of
manslaughter in the beating death of her two-year-old daughter.
Erika Mendieta had pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the
death of Emmily Lucas. Lucas was beaten to the point of convulsions
in 2003. She died 10 days later in hospital. (CTV) MORE:
Mother found guilty
Lawyer 'making strange faces'
Ex-boyfriend
confesses
'Bad' mother
Police bug caught confession Toddler
died after mom reclaimed her
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Sophia,
Elaine Francis Campione & Serena |
25 years
BARRIE -
Elaine Campione, 35, of Barrie, Ont., was sentenced to life in
prison with no chance of parole for 25 years on Wednesday for drowning
three-year-old Serena and 19-month-old Sophia in a bathtub four years
ago. Campione will also be required to provide a DNA sample to the
courts, and has been banned from carrying firearms for the rest of her
life. (CTV) |
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Video released
Guilty
Mom guilty
Guilty of murdering daughters
Guilty verdict
Mom
drifts from reality
Mother weeps
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Sisters found holding hands
'Blow bubbles'
Killer mom sexually abused
Father was on verge of more access
Priest urges forgiveness
Mother charged with killing toddlers |
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Tamra Jewel Keepness |
4th anniversary of disappearance
REGINA - Four
years after a young Regina girl seemingly disappeared into the
night, efforts to find her remain very evident. Tamra Jewel
Keepness was just five years old when she was seen heading to bed on
July 5, 2004. (Regina Leader-Post) |
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CBC
Indepth: Tamra Keepness
Mischief
charge laid in search for Sask. girl
Social
workers take kids from Keepness home
Regina
police expand search for missing girl |
New step taken in case
Tamra's
stepfather charged with assault
Human remains not
Tamra's
Regina
hunts for missing five-year-old girl |
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REQUEST
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE - MISSING CHILD
Five
year-old Tamara Jewel KEEPNESS was last seen at her home in the 1800
block of Ottawa Street at approximately 11:00pm on Monday, July
5, 2004. She is
described as female, Aboriginal, five years old, with short, bobbed
brown hair, brown eyes, dark complexion, thin build, weighing about
40 pounds, approximately 3’ 5” tall.
She was last seen wearing a light blue, striped halter top
with pink accents, light blue jeans and pink and white shoes.
Police have been searching the neighbourhood and other areas
since approximately 12:15pm.
So far, neither police nor family members have located Tamara
KEEPNESS. -
July 6, 2004) |
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Phoenix
Sinclair |
Couple guilty
WINNIPEG -
A Manitoba couple have been sentenced to
life in prison after being found guilty of murdering the woman's
five-year-old daughter, Phoenix Sinclair, in 2005. Phoenix's mother,
Samantha Kematch, and her common-law husband, Karl McKay, showed no
emotion as they were convicted by a jury of 10 women and two men. They
won't be able to apply for parole for 25 years. (CTV) |
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'I should have listened to my heart'
Couple convicted
Couple discussed body
disposal
New
murder charge laid in Manitoba girl's death |
Tapes
released
Mother told daughter she's sorry
Manitoba
RCMP find evidence of girl's remains |
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Katelynn Sampson
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Couple to stand trial for murder
TORONTO - Donna Irving and Warren Johnson, a former guardian and
her common-law husband, will be tried for first-degree murder in the
death of seven-year-old Katelynn Sampson more than two years ago.
On August 3, 2008, Irving had called police saying Katelynn had
choked on food and stopped breathing. But when officers arrived,
they discovered signs of long-term and brutal trauma on the girl’s
body. (CityNews) |
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Couple to stand trial
$40
Anger mounts
'Work of the devil' |
Child custody changes
Charges hiked
2nd person charged
'Disturbing' details |
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Randy Dooley
Randal Dooley case |
Pity Randal
TORONTO - There
are days when an observer leaves court with the overwhelming urge to
vomit. Such was the case, often, during the 2002 jury trial in the
death of 7-year-old Randal Dooley. And such, also, was the case -
7 years later - as arguments began in the appeal applications
brought by the child's father and stepmother, both convicted of
2nd-degree murder for beating the boy to death. (Star) |
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