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Drawing 1
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August 26, 1991: An overview of the Oromocto High School.
Written at the bottom: Oromocto High Legere Jury selection.
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Drawing 2
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August 26, 1991: Weldon Furlotte, Legere and guards in a makeshift courtroom on the stage of the Oromocto High School.
Written at the bottom: Legere Oromocto Jury selection.
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Drawing 3
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August 27, 1991: To the right of Weldon Furlotte, the prosecutors’ table showing Tony Allman, Graham Sleeth, court clerk Gerald Pugh, Judge Dickson and a potential juror in the stand set up for jury selection.
Written at the bottom: Oromocto High Legere Jury selection.
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Drawing 4
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August 27, 1991: Oromocto High School, the crowd of potential jurors and interested public being searched before being allowed to go through the metal detector and into the auditorium. (Carol Taylor’s drawing materials bag was searched but she was allowed to keep her small exacto knife.)
Written at the bottom: Legere Jury selection.
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Drawing 5
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August 28, 1991: The public being searched before going through a metal detector at the Burton courthouse.
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Drawing 6
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August 28, 1991: Judge Dickson with prosecutor Tony Allman at the start of the trial in the Burton courthouse.
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Drawing 7
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August 28, 1991: A first quick sketch of the jurors at Burton.
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Drawing 8
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August 29, 1991: Witness [Robert Winters], the guard from whom Legere escaped in the Moncton hospital on May 3, 1989.
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Drawing 9
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August 29, 1991: Cst. Dan Pugh and Cpl. Bill Dickson of Chatham.
Written under the second figure: Dickson carried Nina Flam to car; she asked for his coat.
Written along the left side of the paper: Const. Dan Pugh, policeman who found Nina Flam, house fire.
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Drawing 10
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August 29, 1991: Tony Allman and the clerk, Gerald Pugh, listening to video.
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Drawing 11
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August 29, 1991: Weldon Furlotte, Bill Kearney, and Allan Legere.
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Drawing 12
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August 29, 1991: Witnesses at the Legere trial in Burton. On the left is Harry Preston. The bottom figure is ambulance driver Fred Petrie. [The man on the right is believed to be firefighter Tony Lloyd.]
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Drawing 13
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August 29, 1991: The jury. The image shows the young male juror who was later expelled, Jeffrey Moorcraft, in the back row on the far right.
Written at the right: hair sample in glove not the same as Legere, facial not same 10-15 others.
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Drawing 14
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September 3, 1991: The courtroom with maps showing the Flam women’s home and store.
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Drawing 15
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September 3, 1991: The jury with maps.
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Drawing 16
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September 3, 1991: Image from a video of the crime scene/fire, with the date AM 11:28, May 27, 1989.
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Drawing 17
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September 4, 1991: Miramichi police officer Cpl. Leo Roy, prosecutor Jack Walsh, Judge Dickson and clerk.
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Drawing 18
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September 4, 1991: Bill Kearney and Allan Legere.
Written at the top right corner: Kearney Legere Burton.
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Drawing 19
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September 4, 1991: On the left is Nurse Marjo Palmer. On the right is Dr. Gerard Losier. Both stayed with Nina Flam when she was brought into the hospital.
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Drawing 20
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September 5, 1991: CBC, Burton press and public.
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Drawing 21
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September 5, 1991: Judge David Dickson.
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Drawing 22
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September 5, 1991: Nina Flam being sworn in by Gerald Pugh.
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Drawing 23
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September 5, 1991: Nina Flam during her testimony.
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Drawing 24
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September 5, 1991: Defence counsel Weldon Furlotte, with Nina Flam.
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Drawing 25
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September 5, 1991: Nina Flam explaining where the store in which the fire and assault took place was on the map.
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Drawing 26
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September 5, 1991: Written at the bottom: Nina said she sat at the bottom of the stairs confused, which is where they found her in the burning building.
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Drawing 27
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September 5, 1991: Nina Flam testifying.
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Drawing 28
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September 5, 1991: Nina Flam in cross examination.
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Drawing 29
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September 6, 1991: Dr. John MacKay, expert pathologist, explaining about when Annie Flam’s jaw was broken. On the right is Dr. John Smith, an expert from Ontario who agreed with Dr. McKay.
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Drawing 30
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September 6, 1991: [Melvin Vincent,] a fire expert from Saint John. On the right is Lawrence Clark, a furnace expert.
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Drawing 31
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September 6, 1991: Two witnesses, including Rita McKendrick, a young woman who recognized Allan Legere.
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Drawing 32
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September 9, 1991: Lloyd Hannah found glasses. At the upper left is Joe Ivory. On the right is Wendy Ivory.
Written at the upper left: Joe Ivory saw a man running low and fast. A bag was taken, and a day earlier there was meat missing from their freezer.
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Drawing 33
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September 9, 1991: Cst. Kevin Mole with the glasses found by Lloyd Hannah near the new lumber where he was building a deck.
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Drawing 34
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September 9, 1991: Witness Michael Sproule saw a man in the woods. On the right is John Smith, a friend of Nina Flam’s daughter.
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Drawing 35
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September 9, 1991: Image shows where the camera would be on the ceiling; the view is from where reporters and Carol Taylor sat.
Printed across the top in caps: Criminal pleadings & practice in Canada, [Ewa]schuk.
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Drawing 36
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September 10, 1991: Claude Brunet testified that they were the same as the glasses belonging to Legere.
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Drawing 37
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September 10, 1991: Graham Sleeth. On the left is Dr. Creighton Marney, the optometrist who wrote the prescription for the glasses that were found.
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Drawing 38
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September 10, 1991: Cst. Kevin Mole being cross examined by Weldon Furlotte.
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Drawing 39
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September 10, 1991: Two witnesses, Gerald March and Kay LeGresley-Johnston, who saw a man at the back of Pizza Delight.
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Drawing 40
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September 11, 1991: Bill Kearney with Allan Legere before Kearney was sent to sit at the back of the room. Legere wanted to fire him because he saw Kearney coming out of the washroom at the same time as Tony Allman and thought they were buddies and against him.
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Drawing 41
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September 11, 1991: Jack Walsh and RCMP Cst. Ron Charlebois, who found a document in prison for Allan Legere’s eye glasses.
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Drawing 42
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September 11, 1991: Tony Allman with Miramichi area maps at the beginning of testimony for the Daughney murders.
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Drawing 43
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September 11, 1991: Video taken at Daughney crime scene.
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Drawing 44
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September 12, 1991: Weldon Furlotte, Allan Legere handing a note to Bill Kearney, and a guard.
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Drawing 45
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September 12, 1991: Dan Sullivan, a Newcastle volunteer fireman, who reported the fire and went around the corner to the fire hall to put on his gear.
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Drawing 46
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September 12, 1991: Cst. Charles Barter, the first at the Daughney house. On the right is Reginald Falconer who found and brought out Linda Daughney with help from Roy Geikie, another fireman.
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Drawing 47
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September 12, 1991: The jury examining photos from the murders. They were visibly upset.
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Drawing 48
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September 18, 1991: John McLean saw a similar man with a gun as Cpl. Robert Bruce who was involved in the chase.
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Drawing 49
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September 18, 1991: RCMP officer with the shotgun exhibit and the Newcastle police officer who found the gun and bullets.
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Drawing 50
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September 18, 1991: Guns found, both with barrels cut off.
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Drawing 51
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September 18, 1991: Cpl. Gaetan Thomassin and his police dog, Sam, were shot at. He fell 30 ft during the chase; the dog got away and was called back. Sam had been involved in over 1200 cases.
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Drawing 52
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September 18, 1991: Allan Legere.
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Drawing 53
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September 18, 1991: Witness, Allan Legere in prisoner’s box.
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Drawing 54
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September 19, 1991: Public listening to evidence of Father Smith’s murder.
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Drawing 55
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September 19, 1991: Cpl. Clairmont Trembley.
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Drawing 56
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September 19, 1991: Cst. Joseph Yvon LaFontaine was first to arrive and put up yellow police tape. Sgt. Jacques Ouellette was next and did the first survey of the room.
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Drawing 57
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September 19, 1991: Going over details of Father Smith’s house.
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Drawing 58
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September 19, 1991: Video of crime scene (Father Smith’s).
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Drawing 59
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September 19, 1991: Impression of scenes from the crime video including a boot print.
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Drawing 60
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September 19, 1991: Witness [believed to be Vincent Pineau].
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Drawing 61
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September 20, 1991: Nick [Ignatius] Verriker, who helped out at the rectory, had a key and went to check to see why Father Smith was late for mass. He came back calling for someone to call the police, who were there in 5 minutes.
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Drawing 62
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September 20, 1991: Dr. Basil Blanchard pronounced Father Smith officially dead. On the right is Father Leo Sullivan who gave the last rites.
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Drawing 63
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September 20, 1991: The jury with a book of photos of the crime scene and area.
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Drawing 64
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September 23, 1991: Sgt. Victor Gorman.
Written at the bottom: blood splatter crime scene analysis
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Drawing 65
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September 23, 1991: Dr. John Mackay explaining causes of death.
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Drawing 66
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September 23, 1991: Bill Kearney with a guard and Allan Legere.
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Drawing 67
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September 23, 1991: Cpl. Leo Roy and Cst. Pierre Lefebvre.
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Drawing 68
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September 23, 1991: The jury with a folder of photos from Father Smith’s murder.
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Drawing 69
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September 24, 1991: Weldon Furlotte cross examining Sandy Lumgair [Serology Section, RCMP Forensic Laboratory in Sackville] who wrote a report on September 2, 1986, comparing samples of blood with that of Allan Legere.
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Drawing 70
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September 24, 1991: Antoine Guitard and Weldon Furlotte with the stolen knife cover.
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Drawing 71
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September 24, 1991: Witness with hair samples taken at Father Smith’s. At the bottom is Mr. Duff [Adolphus James] Evers.
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Drawing 72
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September 24, 1991: Cpl. Denis Robitaille with Graham Sleeth.
Written at the bottom: Boots found *under*, near? car at Keddy’s (refers to Father Smith’s car).
Written on the left: Searched car found knife 3wk before sent to lab.
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Drawing 73
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September 25, 1991: The back of Graham Sleeth and profiles of Jack Walsh and Tony Allman with Judge Dickson in background.
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Drawing 74
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September 25, 1991: Montreal police officer and an interpreter. In the foreground are photo booklets on the rail in front of the jury.
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Drawing 75
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September 25, 1991: [Cst. Gerard Lemieux,] the young police officer from Montreal who remembered the name Allan Legere gave, Fernand Savoie. On the left is an interpreter.
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Drawing 76
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September 25, 1991: [Michael Murty,] the clerk who sold [the train] ticket to Montreal to Allan Legere. He remembered because the man didn’t stand directly in front of him.
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Drawing 77
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September 25, 1991: Allan Legere showing the tattoo that the police missed.
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Drawing 78
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September 25, 1991: Bill Kearney at the back of the courtroom on a public bench. He was appointed “amicus curiae”, a friend of the court, when Allan Legere didn’t want Kearney representing him.
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Drawing 79
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September 25, 1991: Cst. [Walter] Lavigne. Written on the left: Cst. LeVine called the RCMP. On the right is Leonard Doucet, a general contractor and fire insurance investigator who was head of the crew working in the pool area of Keddy’s Hotel in Bathurst on November 17, 1989. Doucet and his crew found the still wet boots and winter coat near Keddy’s where the stolen car was also found.
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Drawing 80
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September 25, 1991: Cst. Steven O’Neil of Bathurst Police turned the winter jacket and boots over to RCMP.
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Drawing 81
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September 25, 1991: Father Smith’s car was found outside Keddy’s.
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Drawing 82
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September 25, 1991: Tony Allman questioning witness Malcom Wilkinson with Weldon Furlotte looking on. Wilkinson found the car in front of Keddy’s.
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Drawing 83
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September 25, 1991: Cpl. Marc Proulx, the police officer who bought the jewellery from the pawn shop in Montreal.
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Drawing 84
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September 30, 1991: Found in Montreal, the red ring belonging to Donna Daughney (she had inherited it from an aunt). On the left is Joe Williams, the son of the truck driver who saw a man with matted hair on a railway bridge on the morning of the Daughney murders.
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Drawing 85
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September 30, 1991: Mary Anne Geikie, a friend of the Daughney sisters, recognized the rings. On the left is the pawn shop dealer from Montreal, Morley Thompson.
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Drawing 86
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September 30, 1991: Kelly Geikie, the daughter of a friend, Mary Anne Geikie, who recognized the rings.
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Drawing 87
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September 30, 1991: On the left is Diane Wetmore, a friend of Donna and Linda Daughney, who knew the red ring and had tried on the diamond cluster. On the right is Mary Susan Gregan.
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Drawing 88
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September 30, 1991: On the left is Donna and Linda Daughney’s second cousin, Joanne Johnston. On the right is Deborah Geikie.
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Drawing 89
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September 30, 1991: The truck driver who thought he saw Legere, [Joseph Wayne] Williams, and his son Joseph Roderick Williams.
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Drawing 90
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September 30, 1991: Page from the book of crime scene photos showing the boots.
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Drawing 91
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October 1, 1991: Cst. Greg Davis from McAdam holding an exhibit.
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Drawing 92
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October 1, 1991: On the left is Richard Walker, the [Canadian National] railway inspector whose partner found the cards under the trestle. On the right is Serge Delarosbil, the railway co-worker who found the cards, with a translator.
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Drawing 93
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October 1, 1991: Overall scene with Weldon Furlotte. Shows the camera on the ceiling used while Allan Legere was put out of the courtroom. In the foreground is a reporter with a small recorder.
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Drawing 94
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October 1, 1991: On the left is Ron Gomke of Saint John, N.B., the driver of a cab that Allan Legere hailed on November 23, 1989 at 9:50pm to drive him to Moncton. On the right is Cst. Michelle Mercer, whose car stopped for them. Gomke and Mercer got away in Sussex when they stopped for gas at the Four Corners Irving.
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Drawing 95
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October 2, 1991: On the left is Brian Golding, the truck driver who drove Allan Legere from Sussex in his tractor trailer and was with Legere when he was caught. On the right is Cpl. Gary Lutwick of the RCMP, who captured Legere (with Cpl. Terry Barter.)
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Drawing 96
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October 2, 1991: On November 24, 1989, at the official roadblock there were six officers. On the left is [Cst. Linda Dugas,] the officer who identified Allan Legere at the scene of capture. On the right is Cpl. [Ron Godin] examining the sawed off rifle that was still cocked and ready to fire with one shell inside when it was thrown down by Legere.
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Drawing 97
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October 3, 1991: Cst. Ken MacPhee, one of six at the roadblock. He put the leg shackles on Allan Legere. On the right is a black and white drawing of Judge Dickson.
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Drawing 98
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October 3, 1991: Cpl. Luc Bolduc of Ottawa, who was cursed by Allan Legere when he arrived. On the right is Sgt. Mason Johnston, Chief of Police, Sussex.
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Drawing 99
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October 8, 1991: Sgt. Dino Gatto. On the right is Sgt. Dan Chiasson holding the Greb Kodiak boots found near Keddy’s.
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Drawing 100
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October 8, 1991: Testimony about boot identification by RCMP Sgt. Robert Kennedy.
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Drawing 101
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October 8, 1991: Tony Allman looking at exhibits, Weldon Furlotte, a guard and Allan Legere.
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Drawing 102
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October 8, 1991: Sgt. Robert Kennedy’s testimony about the footprints inside the shoes and the rust mark on the heel of the boot as well as the imprint of nail on Allan Legere’s foot mould.
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Drawing 103
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October 8, 1991: Sgt. Robert Kennedy, an expert in footprint identification, with assorted boot photo documents.
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Drawing 104
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October 8, 1991: Sgt. Robert Kennedy explaining diagrams in an overall court scene with Judge Dickson, Jack Walsh and Tony Allman.
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Drawing 105
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October 9, 1991: Sgt. Robert Kennedy on cross examination by Weldon Furlotte.
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Drawing 106
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October 9, 1991: Sgt. Robert Kennedy and Weldon Furlotte with Judge Dickson in the background.
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Drawing 107
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October 9, 1991: United States FBI footprint expert, [Special Agent William Bodziak].
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Drawing 108
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October 9, 1991: Special Agent, FBI, William Bodziak and Tony Allman with boots showing the soles taken off for identification.
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Drawing 109
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October 9, 1991: Dr. Keith Bettles, P.E.I.
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On October 10, 1991, a voir dire had been held to ask for a mistrial over the expulsion of juror Jeffrey Moorcraft because of his connection to Lois Gaunce, Allan Legere’s supposed girlfriend, who became friendly with Moorcraft’s girlfriend Pamela Kellar during October.
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Drawing 110
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October 15, 1991: 11 jurors (Jeffrey Moorcraft now gone) listening to Dr. John Waye, McMaster University.
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Drawing 111
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October 15, 1991: DNA testimony, Jack Walsh with DNA diagrams.
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Drawing 112
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October 15, 1991: DNA testimony, darkened room with prosecutors and slides.
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Drawing 113
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October 15, 1991: DNA testimony, Dr. John Waye’s diagram explanation.
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Drawing 114
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October 16, 1991: Weldon Furlotte cross examining DNA testimony.
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Drawing 115
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October 16, 1991: Dr. John Waye with Weldon Furlotte questioning the “misuse of statistics by FBI/RCMP in forensics”.
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Drawing 116
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October 16, 1991: Dr. John Waye, Weldon Furlotte, Graham Sleeth and Judge Dickson.
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Drawing 117
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October 16, 1991: During the DNA testimony. A 16 sq. in. window in mesh and a closed circuit TV in the room so that Allan Legere could watch the courtroom after being expelled.
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Drawing 118
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October 17, 1991: Dr. John Waye with a laser pointer in a dark room with DNA slides during DNA testimony, and the three prosecutors.
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Drawing 119
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October 17, 1991: Public seating, all grays (referring to suits worn by experts waiting to testify), DNA testimony.
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Drawing 120
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October 17, 1991: Dr. John Bowen.
Written at the bottom: less than 2%. The jury studying DNA graphs.
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Drawing 121
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October 17, 1991: Dr. John Bowen, DNA expert.
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Drawing 122
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October 18, 1991: Dr. John Bowen and Weldon Furlotte standing in a dark courtroom with slides.
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Drawing 123
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October 18, 1991: Dr. John Bowen with Weldon Furlotte cross-examining.
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Drawing 124
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October 18, 1991: Eleven member jury during DNA testimony.
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Drawing 125
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October 21, 1991: Image of Allan Legere peeking out through the cell window to watch the courtroom on a TV during DNA testimony.
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Drawing 126
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October 21, 1991: Allan Legere in holding cell.
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Drawing 127
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October 21, 1991: Second view of Allan Legere in holding cell watching DNA proceedings in the courtroom on CCTV.
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Drawing 128
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October 21, 1991: Dr. Kenneth Kidd, DNA witness for the Crown.
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Drawing 129
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October 22, 1991: Dr. Kenneth Kidd, considered the foremost expert in the world on DNA.
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Drawing 130
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October 22, 1991: Court clerk Gerald Pugh distributing folders to the jury and Dr. Kenneth Kidd in the background with charts.
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Drawing 131
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October 22, 1991: Dr. Kenneth Kidd in cross examination by Weldon Furlotte.
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Drawing 132
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October 22, 1991: Complete scene with Judge Dickson, Gerald Pugh, Graham Sleeth, Jack Walsh, Tony Allmanand Dr. Kenneth Kidd.
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Drawing 133
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October 22, 1991: RCMP DNA department head, Dr. Ronald Fourney.
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Drawing 134
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October 23, 1991: Dr. Ronald Fourney, RCMP DNA expert, with Weldon Furlotte listening.
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Drawing 135
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October 23, 1991: Dr. Ronald Fourney, RCMP DNA expert.
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Drawing 136
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October 23, 1991: Dr. George Carmody, statistics expert for the Crown.
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Drawing 137
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October 23, 1991: Judge Dickson and Dr. George Carmody of Carleton University.
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Drawing 138
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October 23, 1991: Dr. George Carmody explaining statistics with slides.
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Drawing 139
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October 23, 1991: Allan Legere with guards in back of the courtroom.
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Drawing 140
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October 24, 1991: Witness believed to be Catherine Anne Lyons.
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Drawing 141
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October 28, 1991: Dr. George Carmody with DNA notes.
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Drawing 142
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October 28, 1991: Behind the press (center Duncan Matheson, CBC Radio, Rod Allen of the Times-Transcript of Moncton and Shaun Waters, CBC Radio Fredericton on the right) looking toward the jury and Dr. George Carmody.
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Drawing 143
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October 28, 1991: Dr. William Shields, witness for the defence, with DNA Typing diagrams.
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Drawing 144
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October 28, 1991: Weldon Furlotte.
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Drawing 145
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October 28, 1991: DNA witness [believed to be Dr. William Shields].
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Drawing 146
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October 29, 1991: Graham Sleeth with DNA witness believed to be Dr. William Shields.
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Drawing 147
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October 29, 1992: Jury listening to the summation.
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Drawing 148
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November 1, 1991: Weldon Furlotte’s trial summation.
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Drawing 149
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November 1, 1991: Tony Allman’s summation with Judge Dickson, Gerald Pugh, Graham Sleeth, Jack Walsh and Weldon Furlotte.
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Drawing 150
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November 1, 1991: Defence summation with all lawyers and the jury.
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Drawing 151
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November 1, 1991: Audience during the defence summation.
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Drawing 152
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November 2, 1991: Crown, the end of the trial.
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Drawing 153
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November 2, 1991: 10:45am with 11 jurors.
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Drawing 154
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November 2, 1991: Juror Letitia Lancaster being addressed by Judge Dickson.
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Drawing 155
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November 2, 1991: Judge David Dickson.
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Drawing 156
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November 3, 1991: The actual reading of the verdict by Letitia Lancaster.
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Drawing 157
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November 3, 1991: Allan Legere in handcuffs waiting for the verdict.
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Drawing 158
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Reflection in the glass barrier of CBC news - Carol Adams, reporter, and Ene Vahi, friend of the artist, drawn September 9, 1991.
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Drawing 159
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The waiting period. Duncan Matheson, CBC radio, in the center and ATV’s Kate Letterick on the left.
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Drawing 160
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Detailed drawing of the media while waiting, sitting playing cards on the floor, etc. [the drawing is believed to be in the possession of Shaun Waters].
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