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Parole board ignored trauma of Indigenous man convicted of murder, court rules – The Star

by ahnationtalk on August 1, 202456 Views

Aug. 1, 2024

MONTREAL – An Indigenous man convicted of murder and attempted murder could get parole after the Federal Court ruled the parole board failed to consider his traumatic past when it denied his release.

Jeffrey George Ewert, 61, was convicted in 1984 after he sexually assaulted and strangled two women in British Columbia in two separate incidents while highly intoxicated, killing one and leaving the other disabled.

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