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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 28, 2008, Winnipeg, Manitoba m y k Page a3 by Fred Brick Drexel heritage Gibbard Barrymore Durham wow. Bricksin furniture. Com 111 Lombard ave. 957 1211 Stanley Hancock & Moore Hickory White there is no association Between bricks furniture & the Brick warehouse email bricks its. Net web site wow. Bricksin furniture. Com Fred Brick owns bricks Fine furniture this wonderful exotica is toxic to me anyway and i would imagine it is possibly As dangerous to most who would Overly imbibe this delicious confection. Licorie a present & hidden danger i was taken on a Brief shopping tour this past wednesday afternoon. As i do not drive a car anymore due to some Eye fault being taken shopping is a treat though it is indeed an event i await with great anticipation i still manage to forget Many things like Money or a shopping list. A Well themes the Breaks. One of the stops we made was at a bulk food store which is a pleasant experience even if you Diana want anything but i did. I wanted some Walnut crumbs whole Brazil nuts and a special treat which id gone without for some time chewy Black Licorie. Yummy i got the Brazil nuts but the securing of said chewy Black Licorie got me so excited i forgot about the walnuts. No matter i rushed to capture the Golden fleece As you Are not allowed to Sample or nibble from the containers a process known As nothing to the consumer but stealing to the retailer i took my Licorie to the cashier immediately so i could get a head Start on gulping my Cache. My Driver a person of limited temper and Little patience asked if id read the list of contents of my Purchase. I said no. Whats the big Deal i was taken Back to the Licorie bin and read the ingredients. I have eaten and gobbled up tons or at least pounds and pounds of this exotic treat this Licorie but was stunned and completely flabbergasted when the ingredients were read to me. This wonderful exotica is toxic to me anyway and i would imagine it is possibly As dangerous to most who would Overly imbibe this delicious confection. The ingredients were probably in the Range of being ninety percent or More of different sugars absolutely harmful and injurious to diabetics like me Back at the car i explained to my Young dog Coco the hazards of eating Licorie. She said who does not know that were not All dummies around Here anything else you Wanna Tell Coco asked my Driver wearing a wide Grin. Thanks to Royal Lepage and their agents for their ongoing support of a omens shelters and their commitment to improving the lives of women and children who Are experiencing Domestic abuse. 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Friday police said. Emergency Crews rushed Swan to Hospital in critical condition but he died from his injuries. Swans sister Lillian Smith said she was hysterical after hearing the news. The 21 year old said her brother was a ladies Man who could always cheer up his friends. He was like a brother to his Best Friend Terrance and loved to go fishing she said. Hers just the Type of person that cracks jokes knows what to say to make everybody laugh she said. He always was a straight up standup Guy said Amber Mackay Whord dated Swan for a month and a half and lived with him in Point Douglas. Swan was really really Good with kids said the 21 year old devoted to his nieces and often helping out with her two children. He had the name of his daughter from a previous relationship tattooed on his Chest although he a snot allowed to visit her she said. Swan was sometimes approached to join gangs but always refused said Mackay telling recruiters he was part of the org the one Man gang. Smith said she and her brother have four other siblings. They spent part of their childhood at Lake Manitoba first nation but grew up mostly in Winnipeg Gas North end. Their parents Are having a difficult time coping she said but Are holding up As Best they can. I know personally Kelvin. If we were sitting around Here crying and sobbing he would say Why cry its not going to change anything a she said. Thatus just How he is How he was. Mackay said Swan was drinking and hanging out at a friends House Friday evening but she and Smith we rent sure if he was going Home or to visit another Friend at the time of the collision. The Winnipeg police service traffic collision investigation unit is investigating. Police spokesman const. Jason Michalyshin said the Driver of the vehicle involved in the collision is co operating and no charges have been Laid. However he said police still want the Public cos help piecing together the Chain of events. Anyone with More information is asked to Call investigators at 986 6271. Lindsey. Wiebe free press. My. pedestrian killed was stand up Guy a family said by Lindsey Wiebe t he lawyer for David Molgaard and the author of the first article to say the Man was innocent believe a judge unfairly criticized the mans Mother for her decades Long Campaign to free him. Both lawyer Hersh Wolch and author and journalist Peter Carlyle Gorge say Alberta Justice Edward Maccallum was wrong when he said Joyce Milga Ards actions were counter productive. Wolch said on saturday a Day after the judges 800 Page inquiry report was released in Saskatchewan that if not for the mothers Campaign her son would still be in jail and Larry Fisher would be free. It just numbs the mind that he would say Joyce would do something not right. Everything she did was in Good Faith. And she was right they had the wrong Guy in jail and the right Guy was out. And Carlyle Gorge whose profile of Joyce Molgaard in the 1982 Book Winnipeg eight was the first time any writer said her son was not guilty says she deserves an apology and so does the family. I think his criticism is unfair. I agree with what Joyce did. David Molgaard was convicted in 1970 for the murder of Saskatoon nurse Gail Miller in 1969. Molgaard spent 23 years in prison before the supreme court of Canada set aside his conviction. In 1997, Dan evidence proved Molgaard innocent but convicted Fisher. The Saskatchewan governments inquiry into the wrongful conviction which Cost More than $ 10 million and sat 191 Days began in 2003 and concluded in 2006. Molgaard who is now 56 and living in Calgary with his wife and two Young children received $ 10 million in compensation in 1999. For years Joyce Molgaard has received Praise for her years Long crusade to free her son. She even received an honorary degree from the University of Winnipeg last year for being a role Model who overcame the tragedy of her son David Milga Ards wrongful conviction and launched a Public spirited Pursuit of Justice for the wrongfully convicted. Joyce Molgaard was also awarded the Canada 125 anniversary medal from the Federal government for her significant contribution to fellow citizens their Community or Canada. She is the regional director for the association in defence of the wrongfully convicted. Wolch said he thinks the judges negative feelings about Milga Ards family were sparked when David refused to testify at the inquiry. He later was allowed to testify on video. But Wolch said hers sure the Saskatchewan government Isnit Happy about the judges handling of the inquiry. It was supposed to be a six month $ 2 million inquiry and it grew to a $ 10 million Wolch said. Why did it take two years to write a report while Carlyle Gorge is pleased with the judges recommendations which included having the Federal government create an Independent review commission to examine claims of wrongful conviction he a snot surprised the judge concluded there was no coverup by Saskatoon police or prosecutors. The Legal establishment tend to Circle the wagons he said. Kevin. Rollason free press. My. key moments in Molgaard Case Jan. 31, 1969 nursing assistant Gail Millers partially Clad body is found in a snowy Saskatoon Alley. She has been raped and stabbed to death. On the same Day Molgaard and two friends Are passing through the City on a Road trip. May 30, 1969 Molgaard turns himself in to police in Prince George b. C., after getting word he is being linked to the Case. He is charged with murder. Jan. 31, 1970 Molgaard is convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Subsequent appeals Are denied. 1973 Molgaard escapes from Dorchester Penitentiary in new Brunswick but is captured. 1980 Molgaard does not return to prison after being released on a Day pass. He is caught 77 Days later and shot in the Back during his recapture. Nov. 29, 1991 Federal Justice minister Kim Campbell directs the supreme court of Canada to review Milga Ards conviction after she is presented with evidence that another Man Larry Fisher May have killed Miller. Jan. 21, 1992 Molgaard testifies to his innocence As the supreme court begins its review. A month later he does not return to his Ottawa Halfway House and when hers found hers put Back in prison. April 14, 1992 supreme court throws out Milga Ards conviction. He is freed after the Saskatchewan government decides not to hold a new trial. July 18, 1997 Milga Ards Mother and his lawyers release tests that show his Dan does not match that found at the crime scene. Saskatchewan government apologizes to Molgaard. July 25, 1997 Fisher is charged with the rape and first degree murder of Miller. May 17, 1999 Saskatchewan government announces $ 10 million compensation package for Molgaard and his family. Oct. 12, 1999 Fishers trial begins in Yorkton sask. Nov. 22, 1999 jury finds Fisher guilty. Jan. 4, 2000 Fisher sentenced to life in prison. Sept. 29, 2003 Saskatchewan court of Appeal denies Fishers bid for a new trial. Feb. 20, 2004 Public inquiry is formally called to commence after Fishers Appeal to the supreme court. Aug. 26, 2004 supreme court refuses to hear Fishers Appeal. Jan. 17, 2005 inquiry begins headed by Alberta Justice Edward Maccallum. December 2006 Maccallum hears final arguments. Sept 26, 2008 Mac Callums 800 Page inquiry report released. His major finding is that there was no evidence of professional misconduct by police or prosecutors. The Canadian press judges criticism called unfair reports blaming of Joyce Molgaard numbs the mind lawyer by Kevin Rollason Kelvin Frayne Swan David Molgaard wrongfully convicted of murder Dean Bicknell / can West news service lawyer Hersh Wolch who represented David Molgaard defends Joyce Milga Ards tactics. A 03_ sep 28 08. Ind a3 9/ 27/ 08 10 19 45 pm ;