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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJk-6HUjCzA&t=50s

https://www.yorkregion.com/news-story/8560131-ontario-cold-case-christine-jessop-s-tale-one-of-tragedy-little-redemption/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqEcCpQgtrg&t=6s

https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/guy-paul-morin-case

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/christine-jessop-s-family-still-hoping-for-justice-30-years-later-1.2784486

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this is a picture of guy Paul Morin being escorted to whitby provincial court

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On the day of October 3rd 1984 Christine Jessop was dropped off at home after school. she was dropped off by the bus. this took place when her parents were not home. she was last seen by a convince store owner after she was there to pick up a package of bubble gum. she found 3 months later on December 31st sexually assaulted and murdered.

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in April 1985 Guy Paul Morin is the one who was wrongly convicted for the murder and rape of his neighbour Christine Jessop. his wrongfully convicted case has been ranked at one of the most popular and effective during this century and will most likely be one of the most looked at in Canadian history.

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in the year of 1986 on January 7th the first trial took place. the first trial lasted 1 month. during this trial one of the pieces of evidence the jury suspected Was that hair that was found in his house and in his car very possibly could of matched the hair of Christine one other thing was noticed that there was a piece of fabric from Morins clothing. as the time went on later in the trial the crown had brought forward 2 jailhouse inmates that had stated that he had anguished a midnight confession and that also a police office had spent along time with him trying to make him confess. as the time went on he was ruled innocent after a lab in Boston university ran a test and proved the guy Paul Morin was innocent and could not have done this Assult because the DNA did not match (this was ten years later)

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Did Morin ever get any money in return for the mistake that the court of law had made 

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Did Morin ever get any money in return for the mistake that the court of law had made 

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Guy Paul Morin was given 1.25 million dollars for the mistake that the court of law had made

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after being granted 1.25 million dollars for being wrongfully convicted you can now find Morin Married with 2 kids. with his money he bought a nice piece of land and now has his own small business

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Ontario Cold Case: Christine Jessop's tale one of tragedy, little redemption

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Part 1 of series: Janet and Kenney Jessop speak out about their feelings all these years later, their hope for a new day and the raw emotions that continue to course through their bodies

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the couple sadly had to split up but 30 years have passed now and justice has yet to be found for the murder of there daughter

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Three decades later, Janet Jessop has vivid memories of the day her nine-year-old daughter Christine vanished.

"I will never forget that frantic feeling," she told CBC News in an interview.

Friday will mark 30 years since Christine Jessop was abducted after arriving home alone from school in Queensville, Ont., north of Toronto.

Her body was found on Dec. 31, 1984, in a wooded area in Sunderland, Ont., 56 kilometres from her home. She had been raped and stabbed to death.

"I've been thinking about it. Thirty years is a long time. No doubt about that," Janet Jessop said, when reflecting about her only daughter.

"And I think of who did it. I think of her. What she looked like. What we'd be doing.

"It never goes away and the anniversaries seem to get, I'll say a little bit easier, as time goes on - and yet 30 years. That hits. That hits hard, that you haven't received any answers."

The following year, the Jessops' next-door neighbour, Guy Paul Morin, was charged in Christine's death. He was acquitted in an initial trial and then wrongfully convicted in a second trial. Advancements in DNA testing eventually cleared him.

An inquiry was held into Morin's wrongful conviction and the original investigation.

The Toronto police took over the case after that inquiry and formed a task force. A complete re-investigation did not lead to an arrest, but the Toronto force has retained the case since then.

Borg said physical details, such as a suspect's hair colour, eye colour and ethnicity, can help police focus an investigation.

Janet Jessop is now 72 and lives by herself in a retirement community in Niagara Falls, Ont.

She is far from all the constant reminders of the case and doesn't advertise her tragic past. But she still misses her "always happy, smiling" little girl.

"She would be 39 now. She was nine when she was murdered. That's a lot of time that we could've spent together and enjoyed each other. So, yes. It's an important year. A very important year."

Christine's big brother Ken Jessop also lives far away from the memories in Crystal Beach, Ont., with his wife, Tracey.

He, too, needs answers and tries to find them through a Facebook page he set up called Justice for Christine.

"I think we're down to the science, finding our answers now," he said.

Christine Jessop is buried in the Queensville cemetery where she used to play behind her home. This milestone anniversary is particularly important to her mother, who fears it might be the last chance for publicity.

Janet Jessop doesn't care if the killer is alive or dead.

She just wants to know who it is.

"It would mean really an end. A complete and total end. We have Christine back, that's fine, but it's still unfinished," she said.

And while new science is promising, cold case investigators need tips to narrow the field of suspects.

So once again, Christine's family is appealing for help.

"I think it's important to keep her memory alive," said Ken Jessop. "As alive as it is for my mother and I... because you never know."

Anyone with information on the abduction and killing of Christine Jessop is urged to call the homicide squad at 416-808-7400 or Crime Stoppers.

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Cold case: Christine Jessop's abduction and death still unsolved 30 years later | CBC News

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Three decades later, Janet Jessop has vivid memories of the day her nine-year-old daughter Christine vanished. "I will never forget that frantic feeling," she told CBC News in an interview. Friday will mark 30 years since Christine Jessop was abducted after arriving home alone from school in Queensville, Ont., north of Toronto.

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When and Where was Christine Jessop Found 

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When and Where was Christine Jessop Found 

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Christine essop was found in Queensville Ontario in December of 1985

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THE BRUTAL UNSOLVED MURDER OF 9 YR OLD SCHOOLGIRL CHRISTINE JESSOP !

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Dna has proven the incocent of guy Paul Morin and proved that he was not the one who had raped and murdered Christine Jessop This news and evidence came out 10 years later

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Guy Paul Morin 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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Guy Paul Morin : Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt (1995) - The Fifth Estate