Outcry over Colten Boushie's killing contrasts sharply with silence in 2008 Alberta 'hate homicide' - News Summed Up

Outcry over Colten Boushie's killing contrasts sharply with silence in 2008 Alberta 'hate homicide'


Senior appellate counsel Jolaine Antonio on George Many Shots' killing: 'I have never had a case that turned my stomach in the same way that this one did.' "I deal with a lot of blood and gore and violence and brutality," Calgary-based Antonio said of the Many Shots case. She and her team pushed hard, asking for the same sentence Gray faced on his second-degree murder conviction — the maximum sentence for a manslaughter conviction. One of the aggravating factors researched extensively by Antonio so that it could be argued at sentencing was that Many Shots' killing was a hate crime. Though Many Shots' killing was clearly motivated by his hatred of Aboriginal people in his neighbourhood, Gray's lawyer attempted to rationalize his client's anger.


Source: CBC News August 20, 2016 12:00 UTC



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