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Brian Skinner

Brian Skinner

 Brian Skinner – is a retired Superintendent of the Ottawa Carleton Regional Police Service.  He was one of two Ottawa police officers who conducted a January 1994  investigation into allegations of cover-up against the Cornwall Police Service regarding the sex abuse allegations against Father Charles MacDonald and Ken Seguin. Brian Skinner testified at the Cornwall Public Inquiry 12, 13 & 14 February 2008.  

12 February 2008:  TRANSCRIPT of Brian Skinner testimony at the Cornwall Public Inquiry

13 February 2008:  TRANSCRIPT of Brian Skinner testimony at the Cornwall Public Inquiry

14 February 2008:  TRANSCRIPT of Brian Skinner testimony at the Cornwall Public Inquiry

Media 

 

15 February 2008: Officer Defended At Inquiry  

 15 February 2008: Lawyer defends cop's investigation

15 February 2008: Cornwall cop didn’t botch sex abuse investigation, witness admits.

14 February 2008: 'Cornwall police sex abuse probe was ineffective' 

14 February 2008: Ex-Ottawa cop says Cornwall police sex abuse investigation was ineffective

14 February 2008:  Police peppered; Silmser investigation 'ineffective': Skinner

    

14 February 2008: Cop: Cornwall probe bungled from start

13 February 2008:  Former Ottawa police officer slams local force's investigation of sexual abuse claim: Supt. Brian Skinner says Cornwall's probe of allegations was "inept and ineffective”

 13 February 2008:  Inquiry Testimony Focuses On Ottawa Police Investigation Into Cornwall Police Actions  

13 February 2008:  Skinner on stand

  

   

Blogs

   

 13 February 2008:  Early day?

13 February 2008:  20 February 2008

  

14 February 2008:  Passing strange