Daily Archives: March 30, 2006

Glaude butts head with lawyer Cornwall Standard Freeholder By Terri Saunders Front Page – Thursday, March 30, 2006 @ 10:00 The judge in the Cornwall Public Inquiry took a lawyer to task Wednesday morning during hearings on a motion to … Continue reading →

This investigation is being conducted into paedophile activity both historic and ongoing in the Cornwall, Ontario area.  The alleged suspects are prominent and respected citizens of Cornwall, and include lawyers, Catholic priests, a Catholic bishop, teachers, probation officers, businessmen, a … Continue reading →

I am still shut out of  my web design software.  I do hope things resolve today so I can get some overdue postings up on the site. In the interim I realize that I can post articles right here on the … Continue reading →

[From the web blog of John Sabin Private Investigator http://jonsabinprivateinvestigator.blogspot.com/2006/02/alleged-killers-of-jade-and-peter.html] John Sabin Private Investigator Sunday, Feb 26 2006 Alleged Killers of Jade and Peter Benedict involved in marijuana smuggling ring BREAKING NEWS: Alleged Killers of Jade and Peter Benedict Face … Continue reading →

Alleged abuse victim testimony would turn Cornwall inquiry into trial: lawyer   Tara Brautigam Canadian Press Wednesday, March 29, 2006 CORNWALL, Ont. (CP) – Alleged child abuse victims should not take the stand at an eastern Ontario inquiry into the … Continue reading →

  Printed from www.standard-freeholder.com web site Tuesday, March 28, 2006 –  © 2006  Cornwall Standard Freeholder INQUIRY FACING TROUBLE By Terri Saunders  Tuesday, March 28, 2006 – 10:00 Front Page – It could be months, perhaps years, before the Cornwall Public Inquiry gets … Continue reading →

I almost felt sorry for Giuseppe Cipriano today. Almost, but not quite. Cipriano, representing Father Charles MacDonald and the estate of former probation officer Ken Seguin, was arguing his motion that victims’ testimony and molesters’ names should be excluded from … Continue reading →