Archive - 1953
# |
DATE |
VICTIM |
ACCUSED | CHARGE/SENTENCE | LOCATION |
01 |
1953.05.09 |
OSADCHUK, John (33) |
PILON, Frank (26) |
Charge Manslaughter Dismissed Insufficient Evidence | Beer Parlor Pacific and Princess Winnipeg |
02 |
Charge Manslaughter | ||||
03 |
Charge Manslaughter | ||||
04 |
Charge Manslaughter | ||||
| 1953.08.09 |
ROSS, Jane |
DORION, Arthur |
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| 1953.08.17 |
WILSON, Jens |
WILSON, Gust |
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| 1953.08.27 |
LA QUETTE, John E. |
LA QUETTE, Mary |
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| 1953.12.08 |
EDMUNDS, Katherine M. |
EDMUNDS, Lorenzo |
Incident count complete (Winnipeg - 04).
"Murder does not appear in the annual report of Police Chief Robert Taft. The report released Friday, says 1953 was Winnipeg's first murder-free years since the start of the Second Great War. There were four cases of manslaughter."
April 17, 1954 article in the Calgary Herald.
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