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  • Subject: Murder
After 11 weeks on the Peter Demeter murder trial jury, Kenneth Earlhart, a 30-year-old Aylmer butcher, said he is glad to be back in his shop. His wif(...)
After 11 weeks on the Peter Demeter murder trial jury, Kenneth Earlhart, a 30-year-old Aylmer butcher, said he is glad to be back in his shop. His wif(...)
12/6/1974
Peter Demeter, Trial decision today
Peter Demeter, Trial decision today
11/4/1974
Marina
Marina
12/6/1974
Three Off Officers escort murder suspect William Norman Pratt, 35, down back fire escape of the Lindsay court house today. [Incomplete]
Three Off Officers escort murder suspect William Norman Pratt, 35, down back fire escape of the Lindsay court house today. [Incomplete]
12/12/1968
A Visit of Sorrow: Mrs. Dan Truscott enters Collins Bay prison to see her son, Steven, following yesterday's Supreme Court decision upholding the murd(...)
A Visit of Sorrow: Mrs. Dan Truscott enters Collins Bay prison to see her son, Steven, following yesterday's Supreme Court decision upholding the murd(...)
5/5/1967
Marina Hundt Shopping in Toronto The 'other woman' in the case
Marina Hundt Shopping in Toronto The 'other woman' in the case
11/13/1974
Greenwood: District Court judge shown in 1974 photo
Greenwood: District Court judge shown in 1974 photo
9/23/1974
Scene of shooting at Minden was this snow covered summer cottage where two OPP officers died in the snow after blasted from a distance of eight feet b(...)
Scene of shooting at Minden was this snow covered summer cottage where two OPP officers died in the snow after blasted from a distance of eight feet b(...)
12/12/1968
A Long Wait Ends: Mrs. Dan Truscott (left) and authoress Isabel LeBourdais console each other on learning of today's 8-1 decision to uphold Steven Tru(...)
A Long Wait Ends: Mrs. Dan Truscott (left) and authoress Isabel LeBourdais console each other on learning of today's 8-1 decision to uphold Steven Tru(...)
5/4/1967
Le Bowdein
Le Bowdein
5/4/1967
Le Bourdais
Le Bourdais
5/4/1967
The Other Woman in the Demeter murder trial, Marina Hundt packed suitcase in London hotel last night for flight back to Vienna. She pets Peter Demeter(...)
The Other Woman in the Demeter murder trial, Marina Hundt packed suitcase in London hotel last night for flight back to Vienna. She pets Peter Demeter(...)
12/5/1974
Austrian Model Marina Hundt walks Peter Demeter's dog yesterday in London, Ont
Austrian Model Marina Hundt walks Peter Demeter's dog yesterday in London, Ont
11/5/1974
Moncton buries slain policemen, Pallbearers escort a plain coffin from Assumption Cathedral today as grief-stricken city of Moncton buried its two murdered policemen
Moncton buries slain policemen, Pallbearers escort a plain coffin from Assumption Cathedral today as grief-stricken city of Moncton buried its two murdered policemen
12/18/1974
Roger Warren
Roger Warren
1/21/1995
Murders - Canada - New Brunswick
Murders - Canada - New Brunswick
12/18/1974
Murders - Canada - New Brunswick
Murders - Canada - New Brunswick
12/18/1974
Disaster site: Giant mine, set against Yellowknife's skyline, is still operating
Disaster site: Giant mine, set against Yellowknife's skyline, is still operating
1/17/1993
On strike: Striking miners Romeo Berube, 55, left, and Roger Warren, 49, wait in the picket line shack at Gate C, the main entrance at the Giant mine
On strike: Striking miners Romeo Berube, 55, left, and Roger Warren, 49, wait in the picket line shack at Gate C, the main entrance at the Giant mine
1/17/1993
Saddened Parents of Steven Truscott, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Truscott, sit together in silence after learning that the Supreme Court had ruled in an 8-1 deci(...)
Saddened Parents of Steven Truscott, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Truscott, sit together in silence after learning that the Supreme Court had ruled in an 8-1 deci(...)
5/4/1967
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