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of newspaper clippings. If we had not managed to generate alot of media,
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Revitalizing the
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From 1998 until
2002, injusticebusters was in the throes of an identity crisis.
What was it? What were we doing? We grappled with editorial policy
at the same time we were learning the nuts and bolts of building
and posting a website. Once we had a secure, paid site I had
full editorial control, although I talked regularly to Richard
Klassen who was forced to move his family several times and did
not always have access to the internet.
I amused myself
by making little animations, some of which are on this page;
others can be found at McDueck's.
I began following
other threads to stories of police and prosecutorial misconduct
and the site took on another facet to its character: a newsclipping
scrapbook where stories could live longer than they would in
print form. I also began picking up other stories of wrongfully
convicted people. It was an explosion. By 2003 there were over
700 pages. I also had contact with several other people (Don
Smith, Leon Walchuk, Monique Turenne, the Vopnis) and kept these
stories going.
When Richard
Klassen began to make progress in bringing his civil claim to
court, the government and police defendants alleged he was breaking
the rules of court by publishing discovery material on the internet.
This claim
was absolutely false. However, rather than risk being thrown
out of his civil claim, Klassen undertook before Judge Mona Dovall
to sever all ties with the website.
Now that some
of the dust has settled, I have been going back through the material
we had posted in the early days. In the spirit of keeping the
scrapbook alive, I have been reformatting and placing links.
The original material remains intact. I hope the information,
which chronicles our struggle is useful to you.
The identity
crisis is over. We know who we are --Sheila Steele, March
28, 2005
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Activism: 1999
April 9, 1999 we picketed the police station
with signs containing ALL the information we had previously been
arrested for and additional information, including a signed affidavit
from one of the child witnesses who had come forward to admit
he lied. We thought we might be arrested and we kind of hoped
we would be -- at least we could get our information into Court.
CBC sent a reporter who interviewed us but admitted that the
CBC was interested only in covering an arrest. Other media snooped
around as well, hoping for arrests. When none occurred, there
was no coverage. The truth has not ever made headlines in Saskatchewan
except when it is shoved down the media's throat by someone from
outside with the courage of Joyce Milgaard.
Action: 1999
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Why do we
keep picketing?
1. In May, 1991, a Saskatoon
cop and a therapist conspired to put twin girls, wards of the
province, into a home with their brother who had previously assaulted
them.
2. In September 1991, after
they knew that the assaults had resumed, the cop, the social
worker and the Crown conspired to keep the boy with his sisters.
3. In November, 1992, the highest
levels of the Departments of Social Service and Justice were
fully aware of the situation.
4. The assaults continued until
December 1993, and stopped then only because citizens intervened.
5.This
callous disregard for the safety of children allowed them to
manufacture a case against sixteen innocent people, forever branding
them as sex criminals. It is also highly likely that Brian Dueck
and Carol Bunko derived sexual stimulation from talking to the
children about sexually charged matters. They also got to talk
about Tom's sex crimes to crown prosecutors. They got to mix
religion and sex. Part of Marilyn Thompson's reports to them
include discussion of some whacked-out therapy where Tom associated
his penis with an angel. He would tell them "his angel was
growing."
Whatever it was that possessed
them to keep his twin sisters in the same house with him is partly
related to money (The Thompsons as "special needs"
foster parents were making big bucks, Bunko-Ruys got to put in
hundreds of hours as their private therapist) and career advancement
(Dueck got promoted to Sergeant). But it is also related to sexual
perversity sicker than the crimes they charged innocent people
with! They used innocent children to manufacture their own masturbation
fantasies!
6. The lawyers who got involved
with this case are perverts as well.
Demo Apr.9 | The Call we posted | Watching
the Detectives
| Talking
to CBC
Everybody should
know: After the Ross Ross
& White trial, during November 1992, local crown prosecutors
Matt Miazga and Sonia Hansen met in Regina with senior crown
prosecutors McKay and Cotter and head of public prosecutions
Richard Quinney. They were concerned about the integrity of their
case. Their cover story has always been that the children were
"traumatized." No doubt. Tom had disrupted the trial
of his parents to shout Bingo numbers and the bevy of social
workers brought to court to control Tom and his sisters had lost
control. The children could no longer keep track of the lies
Dueck and Bunko had coached them to tell. Their testimony had
become a flat litany
whereby the same grotesque acts had been repeated identically
by different defendants at different times and the disingenuousness
was apparent to all.
Everyone involved
in that meeting knew their case was based on lies. The Supreme Court confirmed this when,
in 1994 it acquitted one and ordered new trials in the other
two original convictions.
Nonetheless, the Crown proceeded
with a costly preliminary hearing and took thirteen more accused
to the brink of trial, finally staying the charges on twelve
of them in exchange for a guilty plea from Peter Klassen, whom
they knew was innocent of all the charges from the children.
Since eligibility for parole requires an inmate to re-enact his
crime, and it is impossible to re-enact a crme one hasn't committed,
Peter served every single day of his four year sentence.
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Action:
1999
April 8 we informed the
press , the police and Greg Walen that the following day from
ten until noon Rick Klassen, Sheila Steele and John Lucas would
picket the Saskatoon courthouses, Greg Walen's law office and
the Saskatoon police station in the continuing effort to bring
to justice public officials and officers of the court who have
committed crimes.
We carried out our action,
as promised, and postered the call for a public inquiry (below),
copies of Michael's affidavit
and posters advertising the website. Full
report
Call for a Public
Inquiry
These questions must be addressed:
- How did the Foster Children
and Martensville investigations happen
- Why did Crown prosecutors
allow Carol Bunko-Ruys and Brian Dueck to enable and facilitate
the rape and sodomy of two eight year old girls by their older
brother
- Why did the Minister of Social
Services hire Greg Walen to keep the child
witnesses
out of Court
- Who really traumatized these
children
- Why have people been arrested
and jailed for making public the truth about this case
- How can we ever trust Social
Services or the Justice Department to investigate sex crimes
when they continue to cover-up and deny their mistakes in the
Martensville and Foster Parent cases?
Many of the answers to these
questions, and the evidence to support these answers are posted
on the internet.

Action:
April 9, 1999
Our signs said :
"Sgt. Dueck & Bunko-Ruys
helped/toook part in the rape & sodomy of two 8 year old
girls (in order to suborn perjury)"
on one side. The other side
said:
"Sgt. Dueck's lawyer
Greg Walen stopped the 8 year old sodomized witnesses from testifying
truthfully."
We left began at the
corner of 20th St. and Second Avenue at five to ten
.
We arrived at the provincial
courthouse at ten, posted our information (Tom's affidavit and
the call below), picketed for half an hour.
We proceeed to Court of Queen's
Bench where we picketed for another half hour.
We moved on to the Hnatyshyn
Singer Law offices where we picketed briefly, delivered signed
material to Walen and then went for coffee.
We arrived at the police station
shortly before noon and picketed there until almost 12.30, just
as the nurse's picket line was arriving at the Sturdy-Stone center.
We were under continual surveillance
by plainclothes in a grey Chevy Lumina and at the police station,
we were photographed and videotaped at length from a smoked-windowed
van.
We spoke to many people along
the way, including several police who were friendly and supportive
and a reporter from CBC radio who interviewed us.
Because of the constant and
obvious surveillance by the Chevy Lumina, we feared we might
be arrested after we had packed up our signs and left. The Lumina
followed us back to out starting point and then left.
The men in the van who were
taking our pictures were wasting tax money! We had/have nothing
to hide. We are all experienced activists who are not intimidated
by cops with cameras. We had cameras, too Johanna Lucas took
this remarkable shot of those who were "shooting" us.
We would like to know who these men were taking their orders
from: Sgt. Dueck? Greg Walen? It is normal on a demonstration
for a representative of the picketed party to speak to the demonstrators.
On Friday, no one spoke with us even though we were friendly
and approachable and prepared to defend our actions
www.injusticebusters.com
We practice justice without a licence

We picket in memory of Marie Klassen. We promised her we would
not stop until we won. Almost five years after her passing, we
are still trying to bring these perverts to justice! Sgt. Dueck helped/took
part | Richard Quinney | Saskatchewan
cover-up | Martensville | Peter Klassen | Scandal
of the Century feared (StarPhoenix story from 1991) | Globe and Mail feature (1994) | StarPhoenix
feature, June 1999
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we hate lawyers
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Fighting back
- Sheila
Free speech
- Registry
of dangerous sex offenders
- Free
Speech in the U.S.
- What
are we fighting?
- Sgt.
Brian Dueck: The corrupt policeman who bullied Marie
- Pre-internet
actions

This is a Canada wide
problem, but since we live in Saskatchewan, we will start here
and begin cleaning up this terrible situation. We welcome help
from all over the world.


Greg
Walen was made Queen's Counsel
shortly after we picketed his office. Many careers have been
furthered in this case!

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Sheila Steele explains to a CBC radio
reporter the seriousness of helping/taking part, comparing it
to aiding/abetting or conspiring to commit or cover a crime.
In murder cases, the helpers/abetters/conspirators are often
considered equally guilty with the person who actually killed.

By this
reasoning, Sgt. Dueck is as guilty of raping the eight year old
girls as if he actually did it. To say that he committed these
acts is not to defame him but to tell the truth about his criminal
actions and demand that he be brought to justice like any other
citizen.
Through our actions April 9,
we have shown that the truth of our allegations is not in dispute.
See new page on Peter Klassen.
We will continue to push our
truthful allegation until the Justice System stops its cover-up,
acknowleges that the sixteen people charged are totally innocent,
and the excuse that their witnesses were "traumatized"
by facing the (falsely) accused in court was a lie created to
save face and deceive the public. We will camp beside Joyce Milgaard
on the Legislature lawn. We encourage westerners to join
us in Regina. Easterners should consider joining the Clayton
Miller motorcade.
Our previous actions
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Truth can never be
told so as to be understood, and not be believ'd. William Blake, The Proverbs of Hell
Truth suppress'd, whether
by courts or crooks, will find an avenue to be told. Sheila Steele, injusticebusters.com
If you hold the mouth
of Truth, It will burst out its rib-cage. Somali proverb
Truth crushed to earth
will rise again. --William Cullen Bryant
- Publisher : Sheila
Steele
- Co-founder: Richard Klassen
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court advice :
- How
to walk yourself through the justice system
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- Why
you should dump your preliminary hearing (written
July 1998 and still valid)
Our activism
contributed greatly to the good vibes which happened around the
civil trial. (More Links provided below)
Index
to the stories on this website
This is not
regularly updated so if you are looking for a particular story
and you have a name or keyword, please use the site search engine(at
the bottom of the page) which IS regularly updated
Index to Saskatoon Police stories
This is a pretty good scrapbook
for the 1998-2002 period.
Activism
April
1999 picket
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Pre
civil trial
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- February
2002 hearings
- Dovall fiat 1 | 2 | 3 |
- Court
report
- Crown Lawyer
had doubts (Sp article)
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- The Klassen/Kvello
civil Trial
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- StarPhoenix coverage
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- September 8, 2003: Trial Begins
- September 09, 2003: Pamela Klassen Shetterly's
Testimony
- September 10, 2003: Anita Klassen
- September 11, 2003: Michelle Ross
- September 12, 2003: Sheila Verway
- September 16, 2003: Michael Ross
- September 18, 2003: Ellen Gunn
- September 19, 2003: Terry Hinz
- September 19, 2003:StarPhoenix editorial,
Terry Hinz
- September 20, 2003: Louis Dupuis
- September 27, 2003: Ron Schindell,
Jay Watson
- October 01, 2003: Case
- against the Klassens weak:
documents
- October 02, 2003: Judge asked to dismiss suit: No evidence of
malicious intent: lawyers
- October 2, 2003: Letter to the editor from former "Believe
the children" advocate
- October 03, 2003: Lawyer details evidence of malice
- October
04, 2003: Judge ponders
request to drop Klassen lawsuit
- October
27, 2003: Judge
Baynton's interim decision: Quinney dropped, the rest proceed
- October 27, 2003: Claim goes forward
- October 29, 2003: Brian Dueck
- October 30, 2003: Dueck
- October 31, 2003: Brian Dueck
- November 01, 2003: Matthew Miazga
- November 04, 2003: Matthew Miazga
- November 05, 2003: Matthew Miazga
- November 06, 2003: Sonja Hansen
injusticebusters' daily reports page 1
Final
judgment: Dec. 30, 2003
Post judgment publicity
- articles
and editorials from Jan 6-9
- Sabo's
apology
- Editorials: StarPhoenix, Leader Post and National
Post
- National
Post front page story, Jan. 10
- Sarah
Gibb's profile of Richard and Kari Klassen |
- Lives ruined by Jason Warick, Feb. 19
- April 15/04: Judge
Baynton warns defendants' lawyers not to delay damages trial
- Dueck
drops his appeal
- Full
transcript of Dueck's examinations for discovery which were part of the read-ins at
the civil trial
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- Pre-sermonette Brash
Comment
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- 1998
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- Fall,
1998: Sask Sympatiko
strikes again
- 2001
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- Muzzling
the media
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- Sermonettes
2001
January: Legal Treachery to keep Dueck's lies safe
2002
March,
2002
-- Gay Bashing still a legal sport in Saskatoon -- Even when
it turns to murder
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- 2003
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- Feb. 1:
Where we stand
- Feb. 15, 2003:
Has Saskatchewan learned anything?
- March 1:
Connecting the dots
- March 23, 2003:
From Micro to Macro
- March 25, 2003:
About libel
and malice
- March 27: Gangs
of Saskatoon: the police and prison guards
- April 28, 2003: The
Naked Truth
- May 5: How
low will they go?
- May 15, 2003: Come
clean Calvert, Cline!
- May 30:
Still smearing Milgaard - defamation is alive and well on the
lawn of the Regina legislature and Precendent has been set as
we reclaim our institutions
- June
11, 2003: --Eric Cline
carries on a corrupt tradition
- Nov 7:
Courage -- the only reward is justice
- November 20:
Just following orders
- November 24:
Mayor Atchison, community policing and graffiti
- November
25: Michael Jackson
- November 30:
Corrupt officials must be severely punished: otherwise they just
keep on putting the administration of justice in disrepute!
- December 1: Christmas comes early for injustice warriors
- December 4: Wide open Saskatchewan?
- December 16: Crawling through the tunnel of justice
since 1991
- December 24: The Crown keeps right on breaking
the law
- December 30: Who will find justice under their tree?
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- 2004
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- January 1. 2004: Unprecedented publicity and Happy New
Year
- January 8, 2004: Malice still afoot
- January
10, 2004: Shame
and mugshots
- January
14, 2004:
Telling more truth about the undefamable: McKillop and Quennell,
the static duo
- January
17, 2004: Fifth Estate
returns and A working class hero is something to be
- January
22,23,
2004: Justice is still prevailing -- it is just taking longer
and Bits and pieces are
now coming together to tell the story of the century
- January
27, 2004: Telling the
truth about the undefamable, restoring reputations to the defamed.
- February
5, 2004: Negotiations
and strategies: getting an intransigent government to remedy
its damage
- February
10, 2004: How many
lawyers does it take to ruin a province? and Lawyer continues to treat people's
lives as a cruel game: monopoly?
- Febrary
16, 2004: Calvert
is not King Arthur
- March
29, 2004:
Counting down to the damages trial
- April 16, 2004: The internet, the courts and now the
movies -- We will so what it takes to get justice
- May
1, 2004:
If Frank
Quennell is any example of what former Justice Minister Chris
Axworthy called "evolving," Saskatchewan is ready to
kiss justice good-bye!
- May
27, 2004: Some observations
on Saskatchewan and justice
- June
7, 2004:Media coverage of Monique
Turenne's story illustrates journalistic laziness
- June
8:, 2004
-- The police not only failed to serve and protect Don and Lorna
Smith and their children but set them up for false charges and
community shunning
- September 2, 2004: A tale of three cops: Dueck, Gobeil
and Schinkel -- with an update on how they get away with criminal
obstruction of justice
- November,
2004:
Wilfred Hathway, Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns -- RCMP stings
offensive to community standards
- November 11, 2004: Rogue Platoon? Identifying the rotten apples in Saskatoon
Police Service and why we need a full public inquiry into our
whole justice system
- November 28, 2004: Can
Justice Minister Quennell take a few more steps? The Prosecutors'
office is still harbouring crowns who put the administrative
of justice in disrepute
- November 12, 2004: Saskatchewan Justice in chaos: The
Stonechild report suggests it is.
- November 28, 2004: The price for being a good judge or
a good prosecutor
- December
30:
When the government interferes
with the judiciary, we know a Police State is a dangerous possibility
(The government appeal of the Klassen/Kvello decision)
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- 2005
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- Jan 1, 2005: Chewed up digested and spit out
- Jan.
5, 2005:
More on chief Sabo
- February
18, 2005:
Tunnel vision: Darren Koehn, Wilf Hathway and Leon Walchuk
- March
2:
Fixing the system: Time to quit talking and implement previous
commission recommendations
- March 19, 2005 : Injustice as ShowBiz
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