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No comment: Barbara Turnbull is pushed by sister Chella outside Brampton court yesterday but wouldn't discuss the verdict in which three of four men were found guilty of attempted murder
No comment: Barbara Turnbull is pushed by sister Chella outside Brampton court yesterday but wouldn't discuss the verdict in which three of four men were found guilty of attempted murder

No comment: Barbara Turnbull is pushed by sister Chella outside Brampton court yesterday but wouldn't discuss the verdict in which three of four men were found guilty of attempted murder

Date6/28/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: No comment: Barbara Turnbull is pushed by sister Chella outside Brampton court yesterday but wouldn't discuss the verdict in which three of four men were found guilty of attempted murder.
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Off to prison: The four men convicted of the armed robbery that left convenience store clerk Barbara Turnbull a quadriplegic are led from Brampton courthouse yesterday after being sentenced
Off to prison: The four men convicted of the armed robbery that left convenience store clerk Barbara Turnbull a quadriplegic are led from Brampton courthouse yesterday after being sentenced
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Three men, charged with attempting to murder Mississauga milk store clerk Barbara Turnbull
Three men, charged with attempting to murder Mississauga milk store clerk Barbara Turnbull
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Guilty verdict: Fernand Robinson, 20, was found guilty yesterday of killing lawyer Barbra Schlifer in April, 1980
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12/7/1982
After the verdict: Metro Constables Gordon Trumbley (left) and Rodney Pugh leave the tribunal yesterday after being found guilty of discreditable conduct
After the verdict: Metro Constables Gordon Trumbley (left) and Rodney Pugh leave the tribunal yesterday after being found guilty of discreditable conduct
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Family ordeal: Elizabeth Bain's brother Paul, sister Cathy and parents Julita and Ricardo gather outside court yesterday after jury rendered its verdict
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Serge Kujawa, crown prosecutor talking to media this morning after verdict of Thatcher was found guilty
Serge Kujawa, crown prosecutor talking to media this morning after verdict of Thatcher was found guilty
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Pregnant woman freed: Karen Mitchell, who refused to testify against her lover and was found guilty of contempt of court, was released from jail yesterday on her own recognizance
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Found guilty: Harold Ballard's son Bill, 42, leaves old city hall court yesterday after being fined $500 for assaulting his father's live-in companion Yolanda Ballard, 56
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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. (...)
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