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It’s Saturday night, September 22nd, just after 9 p.m. and I’ve just finished watching the segment of The Fifth Estate by Linden McIntyre on the Kingston Pen – Secrets and Lies.
I came to Canada from Ireland in December of 1952 and at that time I remember hearing about “The Boyd Gang” one of the reasons being my brother, who was 23 at the time was a new Police Officers in Toronto.
The second story about Ty Conn I don’t remember hearing anything about this case, but watching it on TV tonight it truly did sadden me because of the abuse by his adoptive parents. He was treated so very badly – nobody deserves such treatment – and while watching it I thought I’m sure that sort of abuse is still going on even today (take for instance the case of 2-year old Baby M in Edmonton who just died this past week because of physical abuse and starvation.
The third story about Guy Paul Morin I remember very well. Even after all these years (30) the investigators and police are still hoping to find the real killer of this little girl Christine Jessup.
As much as this program was exceptionally well done, it truly did upset and disturb my emotions.
It’s Saturday night, September 22nd, just after 9 p.m. and I’ve just finished watching the segment of The Fifth Estate by Linden McIntyre on the Kingston Pen – Secrets and Lies.
I came to Canada from Ireland in December of 1952 and at that time I remember hearing about “The Boyd Gang” one of the reasons being my brother, who was 23 at the time was a new Police Officers in Toronto.
The second story about Ty Conn I don’t remember hearing anything about this case, but watching it on TV tonight it truly did sadden me because of the abuse by his adoptive parents. He was treated so very badly – nobody deserves such treatment – and while watching it I thought I’m sure that sort of abuse is still going on even today (take for instance the case of 2-year old Baby M in Edmonton who just died this past week because of physical abuse and starvation.
The third story about Guy Paul Morin I remember very well. Even after all these years (30) the investigators and police are still hoping to find the real killer of this little girl Christine Jessup.
As much as this program was exceptionally well done, it truly did upset and disturb my emotions.
I enjoy watching The Fifth Estate.
Dorothy in Toronto