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On September 29, 1987, a break-in occurred in a bedroom of a 15 year old girl. The offender was holding a knife and was going to try and assault her when her mother intervened. She said that he bolted out of their home and drove away in a white car.

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The mother described the perpetrator as having blonde hair, blue eyes, small ears, and a baby face. With this knowledge she conducted her own investigation. She found out that there was a construction company working in the area, she phoned in to its office to question if anyone there matched her description. She was told that it sounded like it could be Anthony Hanemaayer.

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The mother gave the information that she found to the police and after she identified Anthony in a photo line-up. "The police arrested him at his Newmarket home and charged him with break and enter, and assault." (Innocence Canada, 2019)

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During the first day of trial, the victim’s mother positively identified him as the individual she had seen that night in her house. After this it became clear that Mr. Hanemaayer would found guilty. His layer told him to accept the two year deal that he was being offered, or he would face six to ten years in prison. Once again Mr. Hanemaayer refused to accept a deal for a crime he knew he didn’t commit.

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On the second day, he realized his fate, Scared and feeling hopeless, he accepted the deal and confessed to a crime that he had no part in. "His deal was two years in prison, of which he served 18 months."(CBC, 2017)

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Radio Podcast
In this podcast, Anthony talks more about the horror that he had to go through. How terrifying it was being 19 and being forced to plea guilty. He also talks about the effects this case had on him.

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Later after being released from jail for a crime he didn’t commit, he tried to get his life together but his past made it difficult. This kept him from attaining happiness in his personal life. He married and fathered two children and then divorced. Meanwhile in 2006 Paul Bernarbo confessed to a break and enter and the assault which was precisely the break and enter that Mr. Hanemaayer was convicted for. Even though police officers had visited Mr. Haynmaayer, no one had advised him on this information.

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Here talks about the confession of Paul Bernardo that proves Anthony Hanmaayer innocents.

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This photo was taken after Anthony Hanemaayer was exonerated in 2008.

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In this article they talk about Anthony's case as well as the two lawyers that helped him get exonerated.

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In this video Anthony Hanemaayer and his lawyer talk about and answer question related to the case and his exoneration. Case Video

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Here they speak how Anthony is sueing for 1.1 million dollars but it has "yet be to proven in court." (The Canadian Press, 2010)