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After 44 days and 2.5 million words of testimony concerning the death of 23 persons in Sudbury General Hospital, juror Robert Merrilees relaxes with h(...)
After 44 days and 2.5 million words of testimony concerning the death of 23 persons in Sudbury General Hospital, juror Robert Merrilees relaxes with h(...)

After 44 days and 2.5 million words of testimony concerning the death of 23 persons in Sudbury General Hospital, juror Robert Merrilees relaxes with h(...)

Date3/21/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: After 44 days and 2.5 million words of testimony concerning the death of 23 persons in Sudbury General Hospital, juror Robert Merrilees relaxes with his wife, Hilda, and their children, Robbie,1, and Cathy, 3. Merrilees is part owner and manager of a cemetery; he flies charter planes and tends a trapline on the side.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108317F
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