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Inquiry Ends Early Today

Cornwall News AM 1220

June 27, 2007 — Testimony at the Cornwall Public Inquiry is on hold. It appears the latest witness---Ron Leroux is not feeling well so he wants to take the afternoon off. Lead Commission Counsel says the issue was raised over lunch. Commissioner Normand Glaude granted the request (see audio clip below). 60-year-old Leroux says he was abused by a number of clergy members while growing up in the area. A couple of men were investigated in relation to Leroux's allegations but no one was charged.
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 Some Document Discrepancies Unearthed During Testimony

Cornwall News AM 1220

June 27, 2007 — The latest witness at the Cornwall Public Inquiry says there are a number of discrepancies in some of the documents. Ron Leroux says he suffered abuse at the hands of various clergy members while growing up in the area. The 60-year-old man claims there are several errors in the statements he was questioned about yesterday. He says Perry Dunlop -- the former city cop credited with bringing to light sex abuse allegations in this area -- often interviewed him. Leroux admitted to lead commission counsel Peter Engelmann -- he did not read the statements before signing them (audio clip below). A couple of men were investigated in relation to Leroux's allegations but no one was ever charged.
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