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Aaron Vopni

 

This accomplished young man was also apprehended, along with three adopted siblings, while members of his faced charges of sexual abuse, based on a scheme hatched by a 14 year old friend of one of the children. There was never any basis to the allegations. Nonetheless the family has been ripped apart, and the individuals within have been devastated. Vopni family | Sarah Gibb's feature Where Angel's fear to tread | March, 2005: Gibb story nominated for national award



Scandal of the Century | Martensville | Bice family | Abdulai Muhamed |

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Hatchen and Munson: These two drove Darrell Night to the edge of Saskatoon on a freezing January night in 2000. They were found guilty of unlawful confinement, did some time and are acknowledged by the Saskatoon Police Service for each having served for 17 years. The Police Association stood by them and paid for their defence until they were convicted. Only then were they fired.


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2005: In the United States the proven wrongful convictions just keep coming at us!

 

Supreme Court orders new trial and quashes conviction in two more cases with improper disclosure issues

A round-up of wrongful convictions in Canada

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