In 2011, the lives of 48 Edmontonians came to a sudden, violent end, leading to the city of Edmonton gaining the dubious moniker of the year: "Murder Capital of Canada." It wasn't the first time the city of champions had snagged the title nobody wants to claim. In Deadmonton , former Edmonton Sun reporter Pamela Roth takes a look at some of Edmonton's most notorious murders, both solved and unsolved. Told first-hand by the victims' families, these stories serve as a disturbing reminder of the horror that humans are capable of inflicting upon each other, and highlight the immense sadness and pain left in the wake of these crimes. But Deadmonton also gives a glimpse into the lives of detectives working tirelessly to bring closure to the families and justice to the victims' names.
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978-0-88977-426-1 (9780889774261)
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Acknowledgements Introduction MaryAnn Plett Karen Ewanciw HUB Mall Triple Murder Red Light Lounge Massacre Melissa Jane Letain Life in the Homicide Unit The "Punky" Case and DNA Lillian Verube Charlotte Bass Marie Goudreau Barb Danelesko Missing Persons and the Case of Lyle and Marie McCann Robert Brodyk Wayne Kreutz Sangeeta Khanna Johnny Altinger Victims of Homicide Sheila Salter Cathy Greeve Mir Hussain Tania Murell Project KARE Lisa Kopf The Gruesome Gail McCarthy The Somalis Wrong Place, Wrong Time Brenda McClenaghan Here Today, Gone Tomorrow Dylan McGillis Liana White No Rhyme or Reason Shernell Pierre and Nadine Robinson-Creary The Mandins Izaac Middleton andJames Milliken Constable Ezio Faraone Police and PTSD Sources About the Author