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For this assignment I have chosen my wrongfully convicted person of David Milgaard.

On January 30, 1969 in Saskatoon Saskatchewan a nursing assistant Gail Miller age twenty found dead half-dressed just within her small town. she was raped and then stabbed 15 times. David Milgaard was wrongfully accused and convicted for the rape and murder at the young age of 16. He had spent 23 year behind bars.

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This is an image of David Milgaard talking to CBC News in regards to his case and his feelings towards the journey he had faced being only a 16 year old boy convicted of murder

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This image is one to live for, this is a moment the parent and child now grown man was reunited back together after many years behind bars.

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This second video will discuss David's mother trying to get the attention of Minster Kim Campbell to look over David's case again, but stated to the mother if you want to have a fair hearing please don't approach to me directly. David's mother is trying to get justice for her son whom has been in jail for 21 years waiting the appeal

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Justice Minister Kim Campbell Snubs Joyce Milgaard | Mother of David Milgaard Wrongfully Convicted

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This video is very interesting as it gives you many things to think about how someone could have spent so many years in jail for a crime he really didn't commit, missing all the important milestones. David is so tired and sick of being stuck that he trys to escape and gets shot.

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The National: Freedom for David Milgaard

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Uploaded by cafedurhamcollege on 2013-09-04.

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The first video I have provided you with the background of Milgaard's sentencing as well as the evidence brought fourth to the jury and testimony's from friends and witnesses. This video is very interesting as it gives you many things to think about how someone could spent so many years in jail for a crime he really didn't commit.

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David Milgaard wrongful murder conviction: Who Killed Gail Miller? (1990) - The Fifth Esta

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This first article I have proved is a full background of the case. This article will give you an over view of everything that David went through for 23 years.

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David Milgaard Case | The Canadian Encyclopedia

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History, politics, arts, science & more: the Canadian Encyclopedia is your reference on Canada. Articles, timelines & resources for teachers, students & public.

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This picture is of Larry Fisher, the real murderer of Gail the nursing assistant. This picture is a clip of a video were he was explaining that he never new anything about that women and how he never killed her. But later on we learn that he is indeed the real killer.

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This article is a timeline of Larry fisher which gives a background of him and when David was Convicted. This article gives you and overview when dates were set for court, when appeals happened etc

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Larry Fisher | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers

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Murderpedia, the free online encyclopedic dictionary of murderers. The largest database about serial killers, mass murderers and spree killers around the world

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For article three I have chosen to share with you a paper of when David Milgaard came to durham College to speak on behalf of his case and time in jail. This was pretty interesting to read, as I would have love to have met him and pick his brain.

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David Milgaard tells story of wrongful conviction at Durham College

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OSHAWA -- A man who spent 23 years in prison for a murder he did not commit has simple advice for students who hope to one day work in the justice field. "Be a friend. Simply just be a...