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Brother challenged: Discrepancies in the whereabouts of John Sears have been noted in the second-degree murder trial of Sear's twin sister, Julie Bowers
Brother challenged: Discrepancies in the whereabouts of John Sears have been noted in the second-degree murder trial of Sear's twin sister, Julie Bowers

Brother challenged: Discrepancies in the whereabouts of John Sears have been noted in the second-degree murder trial of Sear's twin sister, Julie Bowers

Date3/4/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Brother challenged: Discrepancies in the whereabouts of John Sears have been noted in the second-degree murder trial of Sear's twin sister; Julie Bowers.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0121929F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Kincardine
Province or state:Ontario
John and Julie Bowers return to court this morning to await the Jury's verdict on the second-degree murder charge laid against the Kincardine mother. (...)
John and Julie Bowers return to court this morning to await the Jury's verdict on the second-degree murder charge laid against the Kincardine mother. (...)
3/16/1990
New wrinkle: Tom Royal of Sears introduces the merchandising giant's upscale answer to Cabbage Patch Kids -- Wrinkles the hound, a $500 item and one of a number of luxury gifts in Sears' biggest Christmas catalogue, unveiled yesterday
New wrinkle: Tom Royal of Sears introduces the merchandising giant's upscale answer to Cabbage Patch Kids -- Wrinkles the hound, a $500 item and one of a number of luxury gifts in Sears' biggest Christmas catalogue, unveiled yesterday
8/26/1985
Catalogue orders telephoned into IBM computer are monitored at Simpsons-Sears by John Pritchard (left), project manager, and John Hobbs, operations an(...)
Catalogue orders telephoned into IBM computer are monitored at Simpsons-Sears by John Pritchard (left), project manager, and John Hobbs, operations an(...)
11/28/1973
Former prime minister John Diefenbaker relaxes on patio at his Barbados cottage while working on final volume of his memoirs. Star writer Val Sears sa(...)
Former prime minister John Diefenbaker relaxes on patio at his Barbados cottage while working on final volume of his memoirs. Star writer Val Sears sa(...)
1/23/1977
Julie Bowers, 24, of Kincardine, charged in the death of her 11-month-old son, leaves a Toronto bail hearing flanked by husband John Bowers, 39, and f(...)
Julie Bowers, 24, of Kincardine, charged in the death of her 11-month-old son, leaves a Toronto bail hearing flanked by husband John Bowers, 39, and f(...)
2/1/1988
Sad case, Defence lawyer Jack Pinkofsky had the trial for murder of Dustin Bowers moved to Toronto after arguing Julie Bowers wouldn't get a fair one in Kincardine
Sad case, Defence lawyer Jack Pinkofsky had the trial for murder of Dustin Bowers moved to Toronto after arguing Julie Bowers wouldn't get a fair one in Kincardine
3/16/1980
Wreckage of Sears store lies in Port Hope street
Wreckage of Sears store lies in Port Hope street
3/23/1980
Jeffrey Woodham, right, toots with Ernest Sears, left, and Morris Solov
Jeffrey Woodham, right, toots with Ernest Sears, left, and Morris Solov
7/3/1989
Snowmobiler Glenna Sears of Creemore buckles on her helmet before setting out at a snowmobile resort
Snowmobiler Glenna Sears of Creemore buckles on her helmet before setting out at a snowmobile resort
2/3/1976
Come on in: Lawyer Don LeFeuvre runs the branch office of Somjen and Suter in the Simpsons-Sears store at Square One in Mississauga
Come on in: Lawyer Don LeFeuvre runs the branch office of Somjen and Suter in the Simpsons-Sears store at Square One in Mississauga
6/4/1983
Sears Scarborough Theresa Duncan with Jordan
Sears Scarborough Theresa Duncan with Jordan
9/8/1994
It seems different, more glitzy and filled with more merchandise than your basic Sears store,'
It seems different, more glitzy and filled with more merchandise than your basic Sears store,'
9/1/1992