Cry Fox expose false victims and those who use them

Fool me once; shame on you
Fool me twice; shame on me
Fool me three times; shame on my boss

Susan Clairmont The Hamilton Spectator Feb 25 2012:
"If there isn’t a significant improvement in the working relationship between Ontario police services and the Special Investigations Unit, the Ontario Ombudsman will consider conducting his third review of the matter."

Father Raymond J. de Souza National Post Dec. 22, 2011: Even convicts deserve better
"The right to humane treatment is not something that can be forfeited, even by the most heinous crimes. Humane treatment is demanded by who we are, and what we permit a democratic government to do in our name."

Only radical change will rebuild trust in the RCMP: GARY MASON The Globe and Mail Dec. 22, 2011
"Many, including one of the world’s leading forensic experts, felt the officer’s description of what happened was anatomically impossible. The way the RCMP investigated the shooting was problem-filled as well."

CBC News: Dec 26, 2011: perjury trial timeline frustrates mother
"You've got the transcript ... You've got the videotape ... How is this a complicated or challenging matter? Why is it taking so long?"

Teri Pecoskie The Hamilton Spectator Feb 4 2012:
"...she’s never received what she thinks she and her family deserve from police – an explanation and a public apology."

Some criminals are more equal than others: Rex Murphy, National Post · Jan. 7, 2012
"...they were not applying any bold principle. They were making it up as they went along, motivated by pure political cravenness and a desperation..."

Could Canada's Bill C-26 help us get tough on a real crime? As real crimes go - what could be worse than killing a child? Only one thing: subornation of perjury in a child-killing case. A trust betrayed in such a case is outrageous. When perpetrated with malice of forethought using tax dollars by those we grant great privilege in order to uphold our law, it is inexcusable. When the government, Crown or any of its cronies is complicit in any such egregious crime no civil liability let alone criminal charges should result from piercing the veil of privilege to stop it by any means necessary. It is a civic duty. Who encouraged the homicide of Evan Jones? Public servants and officials who knew or ought to have known about the circumstances of Andrew Osidacz's homicide and its aftermath must be held to account. If they do not come forward on their own, why not "hang 'em high" for all to see? Not next year. Not another day. TODAY, before another child dies. Who will scurry first to plea bargain? Seems we may not count on even our watchdog's watchdog. rwcSr 2012

Father Raymond J. de Souza National Post Mar 15, 2012:
"...officers were so incompetent or reckless that they killed a man... They also, with their superiors, attempted to keep the truth from coming to light. All that remains is to determine whether criminal sanctions ought to apply..."