WILL STATE - Constable Perry Dunlop

                           Cornwall Police Service                   April 7, 2000

He states: " I'm not telling you, I have been told by my supervisor what to give you."

I ask him: " Who is your supervisor?"

He says:" I don't have to disclose that information to you."

I ask him :"Is Inspector Richard Carter your supervisor?" He indicates, yes.

15:00 - Meet Inspector Carter in the photocopy room he wanted me to sign a sick slip. I asked him who gave Constable Desrosiers the order not to see my notes. He said that he did. He closed the door to the photocopy room and said: "Let's discuss this. Why do you want to see your notes?"

I said:  "So I can refresh my memory."

He said:  "I don't understand if you have the originals why do you have to see them?"

I said: "I want to make sure I have dotted my "rand crossed my "t". The file is huge and I have provided material to several police agencies. The OPP will let me see my notes. I cannot understand why my own Department will not."

He said: Just like the orders say, we want a copy of everything you have. There are Crown Attorneys and Defence Counsel that believe you are withholding evidence."

I ask him:" What Crown - Wilhelm?" He said: "A couple of Crowns."

I said: "There are only a couple of Crowns on the case. Shelly Hallett and Claudette Wilhelm."

His position is no, he will not let me see my notes, and further he gave the order to Constable Desrosiers.

15:05 Hrs - I went to see Sgt Danny Aikman who is the President of the Cornwall Police Association. I advise him of the above meeting with Inspector Carter. I indicated that I had spoken to Legal Counsel. I stated that their position was that

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the police service should help me with carrying out these orders. Legal Counsel said it appears that they are frustrating the order that has been given to you. Legal Counsel indicated to get the Police Association to speak with Inspector Carter and that cooler heads may prevail.

Sergeant Aikman goes to speak with Inspector Carter. Prior to him going to meet with him, I ask Sergeant Aikman to inquire from Inspector Carter if I am under criminal investigation. If this is the case, I will be requesting Legal Counsel immediately.

At this time, I inform Sergeant Danny Aikman that the Cornwall Police Service is currently under investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police.

Sergeant/President of the Cornwall Police Association Danny Aikman returns to speak with me, he is accompanied by Constable Jeff Carroll who is a Director on the Police Association.

Sergeant Danny Aikman indicates that Inspector Carter is requesting a meeting for Monday morning at 10 a.m. to discuss the matter.

I ask Sergeant Aikman if I am under investigation. He indicates that I am just complying with an order. I indicate that I want to view my submission so that I may comply with that order. I told Sergeant Aikman and Constable Carroll that this is a huge file. I indicate that I am trying the best that I can, but that I feel like a criminal. I am stuck in a little room. I have no lock on my door, there is no security. I have to carry around confidential documents. I have no phone and no help.

The construction noise is unbearable at times and it is very hard to concentrate.

I indicate that Legal Counsel seems to be saying: " Why are they frustrating their own order."

Sergeant Danny Aikman states: " I don't think that lawyers can tell senior officers what to do."

Constable Jeff Carroll seems to recognize the enormity of the file and indicates that I need a full time secretary as well as a case manager.

I ask Sergeant Aikman to get a legal opinion from Steve Welshner, a lawyer from Nelligan Power. Sergeant Aikman asks me if there is anyone currently involved

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in the case that is directing you and may have a conflict. I indicate there are some overlaps. He indicates it's a small town, there are going to be some overlaps.

24th January 2000

08:00 HRS - Work on file

09:30 HRS - Spoke to President Danny Aikman stated Steve Welshner stated turn everything over. So there is no reason to see the notes you have already given.

To properly adhere to orders I am requesting to see the notes that I provided. In order that I provide a detailed will state it is imperative that I view all notes.

They indicate disclose it all.

I said in order that I comply I want to see what I turned over.

"NO" is the answer from Inspector Carter and Staff Sergeant Derouchie. I state I feel I am being entrapped.

Staff Sergeant Gary Derouchie says if that's the case, we could not use this against you.

He indicates that Pat Hall (Detective Inspector with Ontario Provincial Police Project Truth) is here as a result of the first request from the Chief of Police along with the disclosure from your civil suit.

Staff Sergeant Derouchie states that Detective Inspector Pat Hall had a long list of people to interview.

I ask for a lock on my door, and perhaps a phone. Yes, possible lock, no, to phone.

I ask to view the correspondence from the Crown Attorneys as well as correspond with them, possibly meet with them.

Staff Sergeant Derouchie does not seem to have a problem with that.

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I never did get to view the Crown's correspondence.

25th January 2000

Work on will state. Complete Training on Radar.

26th January 2000 Work on will state.

27th January 2000

Work on will state. Detective Inspector Pat Hall calls re meeting and will state. Indicates he has interviewed a lot of people. Will be out of town and see me upon his return.

28th January 2000

Work on file. Inspector Carter indlcates meet on Monday re progress. 29th January 2000

Don Labelle calls my residence. Indicates he is receiving hang up calls/harassing calls. I inform him to call Ontario Provincial Police. He indicates he has already left a voice mail with Detective Joe Dupuis from Project Truth.

31st January 2000

Work on file.

Inspector Carter checks in and I indicate that it's coming along slowly as I'm doing all my own typing.

1st       February 2000 Work on file.

2nd      February 2000 Work on file.

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3rd       February 2000

Work on file. Had a conversation with Constable Fraser. (See notes)

4th       February 2000 Work on file.

7th       08th Feb 2000 Training days.

9th       February 2000

Work on file. Turn over documents to Staff Sergeant Derouchie/Inspector Carter.

Evidence Books 1,2,3,4, plus some notes relating to Marcel Lalonde. Time line unknown.

10th February 2000    Work on file.

11th February 2000    Work on file.

14th February 2000    Day off

15th February 2000    Sick Day

16th February 2000    Sick Day

17th February 2000    Toronto/Mediation

18th February 2000    Toronto/Mediation

21st February 2000     Work on will state

22nd February 2000   Work on will state Detective Inspector Pat Hall phones re meeting At Parkway in the a.m. re statement.

Turn over Ron Leroux VHS tape to Inspector Carter.

23rd February 2000

Read over questions from Ontario Provincial Police.

Attend the meeting with Detective Inspector Pat Hall, Detective Constable Joe Dupuis.

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Answer a series of questions re: allegations that the Cornwall Police Service and the Catholic Church conspired to cover up the original allegations of sexual assault.

This interview was taped.

Attempted to reach Inspector Carter re turning over tapes. Negative results.

24th February 2000    Work on will state.

25th February 2000    Work on will state.

28th February 2000 Work on will state.

Four tapes ready.

Inspector Carter states he will be right in on way to photocopy machine. Never returns.

29 February 2000 Work on file.

01 March 2000

Work on file. Turn over tapes to Staff Sergeant Derouchie as well as Inspector Carter. Staff Sergeant Derouchie indicates that the Crown Attorney needs my notes A.S.A.P. I indicate I am working on my will state from notes. Request is made all else be put on hold until I have completed notes. I indicate it will take leg work out of the office. The indication is no problem.

02 March 2000

Reviewing notes and grouping same.

03 March 2000

Working on notes preparation. Sgt Moquin calls asking if I am sick. Call Inspector Carter. Inspector Carter states that he understood I would check in on him.

04 March 2000 Work on notes.

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06 March 2000 Notes completed.

07 March 2000 Work on will state.

While gathering information for my civil litigation I began to realize the enormity of this case. I realized that it was well beyond the scope of a civil litigation and that criminal acts had been committed.

When I gained knowledge of these facts I searched out a law enforcement agency that I could trust.

In December of 1996, I forwarded information to Chief Fantino of the London Police Service. He is now the Chief of Metro Toronto Police Service.

I have identified several victims and several suspects. The stories that they relate to me are horrific and the numbers are mind boggling.

I hand delivered a package to Attorney General of Ontario, the Solicitor General of Ontario and the Ontario Civilian Commission on Policing. The majority of the suspects that victims identify are high profile individuals in the community.

There is no doubt in my mind that pedophiles prey on the weakest members of our society, children. Further, they groom their victims and are selective when they attack. They have all the time in the world to perfect their skills and wait for the right moment to carry out their evil hideous acts on our children.

The bothersome part in this case is that the suspects that we are dealing with are educated, sophisticated, pervasive, connected, trusted, respected and in most cases well thought of in our community.

I drafted a letter and forwarded an extensive brief on this case, including all victims statements as well as suspects names that I had gathered at that relevant time, to the Attorney General of Ontario, the Solicitor General and Minister of Correctional Services as well as the Ontario Civilian Commission on Policing.

This took place in April of 1997.

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The only party that did not take the brief portion was the Solicitor General's office. The Solicitor General's office directed me to the Ontario Civilian Commission on Policing Services. I have received correspondence from all of the above offices with the exception of the Ontario Civilian Commission on Policing Services. I have included a copy of this letter.

(Book Three - Tab 13)

61.  Through the disclosure process at my hearings; as well as investigative disclosure; as well as media information; I received documents, and information that clearly indicate :

(a) prior to the agreed upon $32,000 out-of-court settlement given to the complainant "D.S.", the Cornwall Police Service had identified and interviewed two additional victims of sexual assault wherein Father Charles MacDonald was named as the suspect. Certainly reasonable and probable grounds had been established at this point to pursue an investigation yet Father Charles Macdonald was not even interviewed by the Cornwall Police Service;

(b)  in an internal memo dated the 8th of January 1993, the Deputy Chief of the Cornwall Police Service identified the investigation as "this could possibly turn into an Alfred type situation," thereby clearly indicating that he knew of the gravity of the case.

(Book One - Tab 3) 

(c)  A letter from lawyer Malcolm MacDonald to lawyer Sean Adams dated September 2, 1993 indicates:

Please find enclosed my trust account cheque payable to David Silmser in the amount of $32,000.00, being the settlement that he signed today in connection with Father Charles MacDonald and the Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall.

This cheque is being given to you and to be held in escrow until we are advised by the City Police that David Silmser has attended at the Police Station and he advised them that he does not want to proceed with any of these charges.

(Book Three - Tab 14) 

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THE ABOVE LETTER IS CLEARLY OBSTRUCT JUSTICE AND CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY ON THE PART OF ANYONE WHO WAS INVOLVED IN MAKING THIS DEAL MATERIALIZE. FUNDS BEING HELD IN ESCROW UNTIL VICTIM ATTENDS POLICE HEADQUARTERS TO SIGN OFF.   

(d)  On September 9th, the Cornwall Police Service more specifically S/Sgt Lucien Brunet wrote to Crown Attorney Murray MacDonald advising and describing the out-of-court settlement received by the complainant "D.S.". Here is a portion of that letter:

Please be advised that on September 3rd, 1993, I received a letter from Mr. Angus Malcolm MacDonald (Barrister & Solicitor). Attached to his letter was a statement from Mr. David Silmser stating that he received a civil settlement to his satisfaction and received independent legal advice before accepting it. He advised he no longer wished to proceed further with criminal charges. He requested we close our file and stop further proceedings as far as he is concerned. This statement was signed by himself and witnessed by Mr. Sean Adams.

It is my understanding after our conversation that your office does not prosecute without full cooperation of the victim. I am anxiously awaiting your direction. Please find attached, a copy of the letter and statement.

Lucien Brunet,

Staff Sergeant

Criminal Investigations

 (Book Three - Tab 15) 

(e)  On the 14th of September 1993 Senior Crown Attorney Murray MacDonald sends a letter to S/Sgt Lucien Brunet.

The letter reads as follows:

This is in response to your correspondence of September 9th,1993.

It is our policy not to compel victims of sexual crimes to proceed against their wishes. Also the officer was tentative on the issue of R. and P.G. before this so-called "settlement". Grounds are now even further obfuscated by the fact that he has evidently used this threat of criminal

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prosecution as a means of furthering his efforts to gain monetary settlement.

It is evident that Mr. Silmser's allegations suggest a very serious breach of trust by the alleged perpetrator. These concerns can, of course, be put to the suspect's principals if you deem it appropriate. However, this case is fraught with (due to his own conduct) a very non-credible complaintant, saddled with an evident ulterior motive for making these allegations.

It is, as you are aware, exceptionally difficult to put supportive victims through the sexual offence trial process. It is for policy reasons, not in the public interest to put a reluctant witness through the same process. This is especially so when that reluctant witness will be "crucified" in cross-examination.

Signed by Murray MacDonald

CONFLICT OF INTEREST-SENIOR CROWN MURRAY MACDONALD DECLARES A CONFLICT OF INTEREST EARLY ON IN THE CASE. YET, FROM HIS OFFICE COMES THE FINAL LETTER.(ABOVE MENTIONED.) FROM THE BEGINNING TO END HE IS INVOLVED IN THIS FILE.

Forwarded to Chief Shaver and S/Sgt Brunet

(Book Four - Tab 1) . 

HOW CAN YOU BE CRUCIFIED IN CROSS EXAMINATION WHEN YOU HAVE A THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR CHEQUE. PLUS THE FACT OF OTHER VICTIMS. WHAT ABOUT THE VICTIMS BEING "CRUCIFIED" BY PROBATION OFFICERS? THERE MUST HAVE BEEN SUBSTANCE TO THE COMPLAINANT OR THE CHURCH WOULD NOT HAVE PAID. 

(f)  Page 436 evidence book - 01 OCT 1993: from S/Sgt Derouchie's notes

"Chief Shaver requested I attend his office for a meeting. Present was D/C St. Denis.

Subject was: David Silmser

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Father Charles MacDonald

and Ken Seguin

I was advised that Perry Dunlop had turned over the statement obtained from David Silmser by Cst Sebalj 

I was advised by Chief Shaver to get a letter from Mr. Adams requesting direction on the Ken Seguin complaint.

I was advised to enter the report on the system under projects."

 OUR SERVICE, MORE SPECIFICALLY THE CHIEF, CLAUDE SHAVER IS ASKING FOR DIRECTION FROM LAWYERS ABOUT HOW CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS SHOULD TAKE PLACE. WAS MR. SEAN ADAMS REPRESENTING KEN SEGUIN? 

(g)  that in spite of an explicit requests by the first victim "D.S." that a male police officer investigate his complaint, the Cornwall Police Service assigned a young, inexperienced, and female officer which is contrary to all known professional procedures involving complaints of this nature NOTE: The officer has been off on sick leave for more than 3 years now.

(h)  that the officer assigned to investigate the "D.S." complaint indicates in her notes that long periods of time went by, some as long as four months, when nothing was recorded on the "D.S." file.

 A MAJOR ACTIVE INVESTIGATION WHERE FOUR MONTHS LAPSE WITH NOTHING DONE ON THE FILE. 

(i)  the records indicate that the Cornwall Police never interviewed the suspects Father Charles Macdonald and Probation Officer Ken Seguin. Why?

(j)  that nothing much was moving on this file until I became involved in September of 1993. Twenty days after going to Children's Aid, Father Charles MacDonald was removed from the Parish at St. Andrews and sent to Southtown Treatment Centre. In the month of November 1993, the Chief of Police of Cornwall, Claude Shaver, announces his early retirement. He receives a package in the amount of $250,000, plus a car. Probation officer Ken Seguin commits suicide about the same time.

(k)  that despite the majority of offences occurring within the Cornwall Police

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Service jurisdiction, to the best of my knowledge, all related sexual offense charges, with the exception of the Barque, Landry and Lalonde case, have been laid by the ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE.

 (I)  that most recently Earl Landry, son of a former Chief of Police of Cornwall, was charged with several counts of sexual assault against minors. He has since plead guilty and was sentenced to five years. I have been advised and believe that the Cornwall Police Service as well as the Crown Attorney's office knew of this behaviour/offence some ten years ago. 

One of the victims good friends, stood up at the sentencing of Earl Landry Jr., in open court, and indicated to the defence, Don Johnston ( the former Senior Crown Attorney in Cornwall )that Johnston was aware of these facts/allegations of sexual assault allegations a decade ago.

(m)  that the Cornwall Police Service did not lay charges in the initial investigation. The Ottawa Police Service was called in and found nothing wrong. The Ontario Provincial Police reported after their initial investigation that no charges would be laid against the priest. This announcement was made on December 24th 1994. Yet now there are several people charged and or convicted for offences that took place prior to 1994.

(n)  that on January 24' 1994 the Children's Aid sent a letter to Father Charles MacDonald who is in Southdown at that time. The letter indicates that the Children's Aid Society is entering into an investigation that Father Charles MacDonald allegedly abused children.

Further that on March 1St 1994 the Children's Aid sends a letter to Father Charles MacDonald who is in Southdown at that time. The letter indicates that there is sufficient information to support a finding that you sexually molested Mr. Silmser when he was a child....if we have not heard from you within two weeks we will assume that you have no questions regarding this matter and we will terminate our file on it.

(Book Four - Tab 2) 

(o)  that the Cornwall Police Service never notified the Children's Aid Society from the onset of the investigation. Both suspects were left at large in the community. There was a definite risk that these individuals poised, yet

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nothing was done and no protocol followed. The safety of children was compromised by people not doing there duties as required by law. Why?

(p)  that the intake of this complaint was in complete contravention of policy and procedure. Initial reports are almost always taken by uniform patrol units. Subsequently, if warranted, they are sent to Criminal Investigations Branch. In any event, the complaints are registered on OMMPAC computer. A sequenced investigational protocol is followed.

(q) that during relevant times, Mr. Ron Wilson was appointed to and became Chairman of the Police Services Board. He should have declared a conflict of interest in dealing with this issue. His name has been mentioned in many will states and affidavits. It is well known by several residents of Cornwall that Ron Wilson socialized with some of the accused persons involved in this case.

(r)  that Malcolm Macdonald, former Federal Crown Attorney, Queens Counsel, practising lawyer in the Cornwall area for years.

Charged and convicted of Obstruct Justice. Charged for sexual assault of minors. Died in Florida recently.

This officer of the court deliberately orchestrated this matter with full knowledge of what he was doing. He was in a conflict of interest for several reasons not to mention that the accused persons in this deal were his friends, that was a known fact.

(s)  other than myself, no other police officer, or officer of the court has ever been investigated or charged for any wrong doing criminally or civilly. With the exception of Malcolm MacDonald.

(t)  on June 17, 1998 Mr. Emile Robert, Area Manager for Cornwall, Ministry of Solicitor General and Correctional Services, was examined for discovery. The Discovery was a result of the suit against Probation and Parole.

The entire thirteen page discovery is located at: (Book Four - Tab 3)

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At page six of this document at the bottom of the page Mr. Robert is relating to some meeting he had with police after Ken Seguin's death.

"As more information arose regarding Barque and Seguin, Mr. Robert went to see the investlgating officer in the Barque investigation, Constable Heidi Sebalj of the Cornwall Police. Sergeant Brunet was also present during this conversation. Mr. Roberts was bothered that he was not told directly about the investigation. He was told that the police went directly to the main office and saw no reason to speak with him.

Also divulged in this discovery was the fact that Nelson Barque was under suspicion for sexual assault when he resigned from probation July 27, 1985.

Mr. Robert also spoke with the two O.P.P. officers who were investigating Seguin's death. At that time, they had no information about the sexual assault allegations."

 THE FACT IS THAT IN SEPTEMBER OF 1993 I WAS TOLD IN NO UNCERTAIN TERMS THE INVESTIGATION WAS OVER. 

IF OUR DEPARTMENT DID NOT GO TO THE SUPERVISOR MR. ROBERTS, WHO DID THEY GO TO? 

WHAT WAS SAID? WHERE ARE THEIR NOTES? 

ALSO I HAVE BEEN TOLD AND DO VERILY BELIEVE THAT ALTHOUGH NELSON BARQUE LEFT CORNWALL FOR A PERIOD OF TIME, HE DID COME BACK. UPON RETURNING IT IS MY UNDERSTANDIND THAT HE TOOK UP A POSITION AT ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE. 

WERE CHILDREN'S AID EVER NOTIFIED OF ANY SUSPICION. 

(u)  that material has been provided that indicates the Attorney General's office did not turn over material I provided them with in 1997. There is a blockage in the system. Why?

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 (v) that material evidence has been provided indicating there have been recent victims who may have been preyed upon since I have turned over materials to the Attorney General's Office, as well as the Solicitor General's office.

(w) an alleged victim of Father Charles MacDonald was directed to him by probation, and his lawyer. There is a letter that directs a victim to live with Father Charles MacDonald in the rectory at Apple Hill.

(Book Four - Tab 4) 

(x)  as early as 21st December 1992, lawyer Malcolm MacDonald is sending correspondence to Msgr. Donald McDougald indicating that he is acting as Father Charles MacDonald's lawyer. At the end of this letter he writes a P.S. to the Bishop. 

(Book Four - Tab 5) 

(y)  there is a paper trail of notes, letters and correspondence that can be followed/traced in this case that indicate wrong doing.

(z)  there are simply too many people who have been charged, investigated, convicted, deceased, are currently in positions of power or have held positions of power not to have had some knowledge of these crimes.

 MY FAMILY AND I ARE PHYSICALLY, FINANCIALLY AND EMOTIONALLY BANKRUPT. I FEAR FOR MY FAMILY'S SAFETY. THERE HAVE BEEN DEATH THREATS MADE.(Book Four - Tab 6) 

62.  My concern, as it has been all along, is for the safety of children.

I fear for the safety of children in the Cornwall area because of my experiences over the past several years.

I was not on duty as a police officer and I did not have the resources available to me that a working police officer can call upon at any time.

Yet I have stumbled into a horrifying case of multiple victims of sexual assaults. All the victims were young boys at the time of the sexual assaults.

63.  I now realize and do verily believe that there are a number of charged,

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convicted, investigated and dead pedophiles in the Cornwall area.

When it seemed that they would be exposed, they took steps to prevent this from happening.

I have not used the words clan or ring. These words have been used by the press, lawyers, judges or victims themselves.

I can say with certainty there is a large number of pedophile allegations for our population base.

It is certain that many of these alleged perpetrators knew each other.

64.  The Ontario Provincial Police have an ongoing investigation on the sexual abuse of children in the Cornwall area by prominent individuals. They have dubbed the project "PROJECT TRUTH".

In a press conference in September 1997 they have indicated that they were currently investigating 18 prominent people in the Cornwall area. Further, the Ontario Provincial Police have stated that they have 350 people to speak to with regards to this investigation. A hotline as well as an office has been set up in the Cornwall area. The phone number for Project Truth is: 933-8050.

65.  As of February 1999 the Ontario Provincial Police, " Project Truth" have charged twelve individuals with 79 counts of various sexual assault on 14 different victims.

66.  I have compiled a list of people that I am aware of who have been charged, convicted or have committed suicide since my direct involvement in this case.

1.  Ken Seguin- probation officer -committed suicide 25 November 1994.

2.  Nelson Barque - former probation officer for the City of Cornwall. Charged convicted jailed for sexual assault of a minor. Under investigation for further allegations committed suicide 28 July 1998.

3.  Milton MacDonald- charged convicted and jailed for multiple counts of sexual assault of children former reeve of Lancaster Township, father of the current Senior Crown Attorney Of Stormont, Dundas and Glengary.

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4.  Father Charles MacDonald- Catholic Priest currently charged with several sex related offences trial scheduled May 2000.

5.  Marcel Lalonde - school teacher for the Catholic School Board currently under charge multiple counts and victims sexual assault of children

6.  Father Kenneth Martin- Catholic Priest charged sexual assault on a minor(s)

7.  Earl Landry Jr, - charged with multiple counts of sexual assault on children. Worked as a park leader for the City of Cornwall. His father was the former Chief of Police of Cornwall Earl Landry.

8.  Doctor Arthur Peachey - charged with sexual assault on a minor. Peachey was the Coroner for the City of Cornwall for twenty years, Team Doctor for the Cornwall Royals Hockey Team. Deceased Dec, 1999.

9.  Jacques Leduc - Lawyer in the City of Cornwall, former head of the Catholic School Board, former Diocesan Lawyer. Charged with several counts of Child Sexual Assault - Court January 2001.

10.  Father Leonel Carriere - Catholic Priest charged.

11. Roch Landry - charged with sexual assault of minor- owner of a business in Cornwall,

12.  Father Paul Lapierre - Catholic Priest charged

13.  Harvey Latour - charged with sexual assault former owner of a business.

14. George Lawrence - former owner of a business in Cornwall charged with sexual assault.

15. Jean Luc Leblanc - bus driver for the Catholic school Board. Charged with multiple counts of child sexual assault.

16. Thomas Cronin - Speech Therapist- charged with sexual assault of children.

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17.  Richard Hickerson - committed suicide 19 June 1998. He was retired from a senior position at Canada Manpower under investigation by Project Truth.

18.  Malcolm MacDonald - former Federal Crown Attorney, retired lawyer, charged with sexual assault of young boys. Charged and convicted of Obstruct Justice in the initial brokering of the now famous $32,000 pay off to silence the victim D.S. Also given the highest order in the Catholic Church that can be given to a layman.

19.  Bernard Sauve - businessman in town, charged sexual assault of minors.

20.  Brother George Edmond - charged by Project Truth

21.  Father Rene Dube - priest that has been charged by Montreal Police.

The above list includes a former Crown Attorney, Lawyers, Doctors, Priests and Catholic Clergy/Brother's, Teachers, Probation officer's, the Coroner's office, Businessmen, Federal employee's, Provincial employee's, Municipal employees, Bus Driver's....

It is my belief that massive lawsuits will engage various public institutions in our community.

It is my belief that the truth will be unveiled.

It is my belief that there will someday be a judicial inquiry or a Royal Commission.

67.  I have been told and do verily believe there are more charges coming in relation to this case.

68.  14 February 2000 - Received a fax from Dick Nadeau, Casselman Ontario. I have attached this fax to my will state. (Book Four - Tab 7)

In this seven page detailed typed statement, allegations are made with respect to a possible six more alledged pedophiles. Mr. Nadeau was born and raised in Cornwall and attended the Classical College. His vernacular, writing skills and memory led me to believe that he is well educated and credible.

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