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First Witness at inquest into 18-year-old Katherine Globe's Death in rectory of St
First Witness at inquest into 18-year-old Katherine Globe's Death in rectory of St

First Witness at inquest into 18-year-old Katherine Globe's Death in rectory of St

Date9/28/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: First Witness at inquest into 18-year-old Katherine Globe's Death in rectory of St. Matthias' Anglican Church was her brother Alexander. He testified that Canon G. Moore W. Smith prayed at the morgue for girl to rise from the dead.
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Object NumberTSPA_0050350F
Mr. and Mrs. George Globe, whose daughter Katherine died in rectory of St. Matthias Anglican Church, attend inquest into her death with their parish p(...)
Mr. and Mrs. George Globe, whose daughter Katherine died in rectory of St. Matthias Anglican Church, attend inquest into her death with their parish p(...)
9/28/1967
At Inquest into death of Katherine Globe, assistant priest Douglas Tisdall (left) and girl's brother, Alex Globe, 24, stand outside courtroom in old c(...)
At Inquest into death of Katherine Globe, assistant priest Douglas Tisdall (left) and girl's brother, Alex Globe, 24, stand outside courtroom in old c(...)
8/29/1967
Parents of dead girl, Mr. and Mrs. George Globe, leave the inquest yesterday into death of their daughter, Katherine. Globe told of blackmail attempt
Parents of dead girl, Mr. and Mrs. George Globe, leave the inquest yesterday into death of their daughter, Katherine. Globe told of blackmail attempt
8/29/1967
Mrs. Marjorie Rogers attends inquest. It was at her home that Alexander Globe received telephone call to come to see Katherine and found her dead on her bed
Mrs. Marjorie Rogers attends inquest. It was at her home that Alexander Globe received telephone call to come to see Katherine and found her dead on her bed
9/28/1967
Mrs. Dale Webb, called as a witness, told reporters that a cult at the church considered Miss Globe possessed by a devil. 'Horrible things' went on, M(...)
Mrs. Dale Webb, called as a witness, told reporters that a cult at the church considered Miss Globe possessed by a devil. 'Horrible things' went on, M(...)
9/28/1967
Inquest witness: Jennifer Butler, 24, doesn't believe Dan Beckon committed suicide
Inquest witness: Jennifer Butler, 24, doesn't believe Dan Beckon committed suicide
6/3/1988
End of an ordeal: Debbie Bastien cries as she talks to reporters after an inquest into the death of her husband, who was shot outside his Windsor-area home by Opp
End of an ordeal: Debbie Bastien cries as she talks to reporters after an inquest into the death of her husband, who was shot outside his Windsor-area home by Opp
13 April 1989
Trio testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
Trio testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
5/30/1988
Trio Testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
Trio Testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
5/20/1988
George Globe leaving old city hall
George Globe leaving old city hall
10/4/1967
The Widow: Diane Beckon flinched when witness said her husband had described her as a little Hitler
The Widow: Diane Beckon flinched when witness said her husband had described her as a little Hitler
8/7/1988
Debbie Bastien, flanked by her mother Pat Boutet (left) and lawyer Leon Paroian, talk to the media after the inquest rapped up, Thursday morning
Debbie Bastien, flanked by her mother Pat Boutet (left) and lawyer Leon Paroian, talk to the media after the inquest rapped up, Thursday morning
4/13/1989