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Report of the Kaufman Commission on Proceedings Involving Guy Paul Morin

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Report of the Kaufman Commission on Proceedings Involving Guy Paul Morin

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Commissioner Fred Kaufman wrote the Inquiry's report and cited the root cause of Morin's wrongful conviction as "tunnel vision."

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Canada: Kaufman Inquiry Into the Conviction of Guy Paul Morin - Executive Summary part one

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The mandate of the Commission was threefold: investigative, advisory and educational. The investigative role required the Commissioner to determine, to the extent possible, why the investigation into the death of Christine Jessop and the proceedings which followed resulted in the arrest and conviction of an innocent person.

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Christine Jessop's family waits for justice

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Christine Jessop's family waits for justice

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In 2014, 30 years after the kidnapping and murder of Christine Jessop, her mother Janet spoke to CBC about her daughter. Now 72 and living in a retirement community in Niagara Falls, ON, Jessop still misses her "always happy, smiling" little girl.

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Christine Jessop's family waits for justice

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Christine Jessop was abducted on Oct. 3, 1984. Her body was found three months later. Three decades after she first went missing, the case has never been solved.

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Guy Paul Morin after DNA testing cleared him in 1995

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Guy Paul Morin after DNA testing cleared him in 1995

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On January 23, 1995, the Ontario Court of Appeal set aside Guy’s conviction of first degree murder and entered an acquittal instead.

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the fifth estate - Guy Paul Morin: Odd Man Out (1992)

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the fifth estate - Guy Paul Morin: Odd Man Out (1992)

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This episode of the CBC's the fifth estate is the most in depth look at the case of Guy Paul Morin. Clocking in at just over 40 minutes long, the documentary features interviews with Morin himself and delves deep into the flaws made at the hands of the criminal justice system that lead to the wrongful imprisonment of an innocent man.

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Guy Paul Morin : Odd Man Out (1992) - the fifth estate

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Guy Paul Morin and the Christine Jessop killing: 10 things learned from the case

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Guy Paul Morin and the Christine Jessop killing: 10 things learned from the case

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This article by Peter Edwards and published in the Hamilton Spectator on October 2, 2014 focuses on things learned from this case in light of International Wrongful Conviction Day. It critiques the police handling of the case and emphasizes the need to always critically analyze our criminal justice system and be aware that wrongful convictions occur more than we may be willing to admit.

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Guy Paul Morin and the Christine Jessop killing: 10 things learned from the case

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It has been 30 years since 9-year-old Christine Jessop was abducted and then killed. The culprit still hasn't been caught but experts say much was learned from the case

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Only 9 years old when she went missing and was found murdered in 1984, Christine Jessop would have been 41 this year.

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Innocence Canada (FKA The Association in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted/AIDWYC)

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Innocence Canada (FKA The Association in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted/AIDWYC)

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Their website contains thorough information on each case that they have handled, as well as great ways to get involved.

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We are a non-profit organization dedicated to identifying, advocating for, and exonerating individuals convicted of a crime that they did not commit.

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Guy Paul Morin upon his arrest on April 22, 1985

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Guy Paul Morin upon his arrest on April 22, 1985

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Guy repeatedly stated his innocence during his six-hour long interrogation.

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Guy Paul Morin, Donald Marshall Jr., David Milgaard and Rubin Carter are four of Canada's most famous cases of wrongful conviction. In this interview, the men speak on the travesties in which they've endured at the hands of the criminal justice system.

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Nicole Morin Investigation Update News Conference