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Court Disposition: Stephan Gaetan Lee

December 2nd, 2008 – 2 Comments

I recently received documentation in regards to Stephan Gaetan Lee’s “get out of jail free” card. Thought Crooked in Canada readers would be interested in reading it.
Show your support for the Tavares’s family. Help make those with mental illness more accountable for their actions, as should have been the case with Stephan Gaetan Lee when [...]

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Players in the Steven Tavares Murder Case Need To Be Held More Accountable For Their Actions

December 1st, 2008 – 7 Comments

I happened to notice during the past couple of days that the mainstream media isn’t really saying much about the fact that a cold-blooded killer, a mentally deranged one no less, is allowed to walk the streets of Canada unsupervised for up to 10 days at time.
Somewhere right now this cold-blooded killer could very well [...]

Killer on the Street: An Email from Steven Tavares’s Grieving and Suffering Mother

November 29th, 2008 – 2 Comments

Crooked in Canada has managed to come into possession of the email a grieving and suffering mother sent to what I am assuming is the review board that had the balls to release Stephan Gaetan Lee into the community. The email appears below and was written and sent this past Wednesday.
All I can say now [...]

Justice Peter Martin failed Steven Tavares and his family-’time for Canadians to make judges accountable’

November 28th, 2008 – 9 Comments

When I was employed by the Alberta Seventh Society in Calgary, I met a soldier who was convicted of impaired driving causing death, and you know what the less than rational (thanks to consumed alcohol) individual’s sentence was for causing the death of one of his passenger in the car they were travelling in was, [...]

Stephan Gaetan Lee: A Cold-Blooded Killer Walking Among Calgarians

November 27th, 2008 – 9 Comments

On November 7, 2004 Stephan Gaetan Lee stabbed Steven Tavares 28 times while he was asleep in his room at the Delta Lodge in Kananaskis Country, a tourist destination in the Alberta Rockies.
Lee, who was a co-worker of Tavares was charged with his murder and in 2005 went on trial for first-degree murder which the [...]

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