Monthly Archives: November 2008

Big and repetitive (X 3) problems with the blog yesterday/early this am 🙁   If you happened to check before I got things deleted I assure you that was not me or anyone I know gracing the page of Sylvia’s Site  🙂 I think … Continue reading →

Hearings wrapped up just before 1430 hours (2:30 pm) this afternoon, Friday, 28 November 2008.  Hearings resume at 0930 hours (9:30 am) Monday, 01 December 2008.  Detective Constable Steve Seguin will return to complete his cross-examination. Things are moving very … Continue reading →

They’re off on a short lunch break to 1300 hours (1 pm) A chance to make a few points: (1)   Looks like damage control to me.  As the AG witnesses watch the clock tick and chew their fingernails the AG … Continue reading →

NOTE:  Hearings resume at 0930 hours (9:30 am) this morning, 28 November 2008.   Detevtive Constable Steve Seguin will resume his testimony which commenced around noon yesterday. I nearly missed this!  Today was supposed to be a day off!  Thankfully I … Continue reading →

I erred.  Moving briskly along in the Weave Shed, Project Truth officer Steve Seguin is actually now on the stand.  Tim Smith was finished just before lunch break :).  I have the following notes and observations on Tim Smith’s testimony of yesterday.  … Continue reading →

Hearings resume at 0900 hours (9 am) this morning, Thursday, 27 November 2008.  Retired Detective Inspector Tim Smith will be back to complete his cross-examination. I’m running behind 🙁  I must admit that as I was working on a blog … Continue reading →

A few quick notes on Tim Smith’s testimony to date (1) To this day retired Detective Inspector Tim Smith feels that Sean Adams is beyond reproach.  As far as Smith is concerned Adams was brought into the David Silmser pay-off … Continue reading →

Hearings resume at 0900 hours (9 am)this morning, Wednesday, 26 November 2008.  Detecetive Inspector Tim Smith will resume his testimony. **** There will be seven to eight hours of cross-examination for Smith.  Looks like Steve Seguin will not be taking … Continue reading →

So there you go.  Colin McKinnon was Father Charlie’s lawyer.  He was the former Chief’s lawyer, and he was Charlie’s lawyer. And McKinnon had what I would say is the audacity to take the bench at the sex abuse trial … Continue reading →

Hearings resume at 0900 hours (09:30 am ESt) this am, Tuesday, 25 November 2008. Detective Inspector Tim Smith will resume his testimony. Painful this is.  Disturbingly painful.  Smith seems to be an expert at making on the spot character judgements, i.e., … Continue reading →