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12. Bill’s Intense Feeling of Wrongness.
Crime reporter Bill Dunphy
(Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Sun) tells Adam of a murder, but that’s only one
part of the story. This month’s tale is about two lives lost, the police who
fail the mentally ill, and how stories like this just keep happening.
Show Notes.
Bill’s Twitter.
Three days prior to recording this episode, Quinn MacDougall was killed by
Hamilton police.
The death of Sammy
Yatim.
The death of Michael
Eligon.
“Mentally Ill People Need to be Calmed Down, Not Shot” - André Picard, The
Globe & Mail.
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Crime reporter Bill Dunphy
(Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Sun) tells Adam of a murder, but that’s only one
part of the story. This month’s tale is about two lives lost, the police who
fail the mentally ill, and how stories like this just keep happening.
Show Notes.
Bill’s Twitter.
Three days prior to recording this episode, Quinn MacDougall was killed by
Hamilton police.
The death of Sammy
Yatim.
The death of Michael
Eligon.
“Mentally Ill People Need to be Calmed Down, Not Shot” - André Picard, The
Globe & Mail.
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