Police Probe Homolka Plea Deal In Book Claim
Police will investigate an assertion that Karla Homolka violated a plea bargain by participating in a new book project. The report appears on Page A7.
20 Nov 2002
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 2002
Page
1
Police will investigate an assertion that Karla Homolka violated a plea bargain by participating in a new book project. The report appears on Page A7.
A brief note on a former foster parent connected to a murder suspect in Lethbridge appears on page A4, indicating ongoing questions about the case and potential leads for investigators.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien said Canada could provide troops ships and aircraft to an American led coalition in Iraq if needed. He noted any deployment would be hypothetical and depend on Saddam Hussein complying with UN weapons inspections.
Lakeside Packers in Brooks under IBP Fresh Meats is delisted by the USDA and barred from exporting beef to the United States after Canadian inspectors flagged HACCP concerns. The plant remains in operation with reduced hours while Lakeside readjusts procedures. USDA will lift the ban after CFIA clearance and an on-site audit.
Carlier, who turns 26 today, is held in custody after a Court of Queen's Bench judge denied bail. He faces first degree murder and conspiracy charges in the January death of Ronald Wayne Reynolds, with a preliminary inquiry potentially months away. Justice Paul Chrumka dismissed the bail decision previously reserved.
Carlier remains jailed after a bail hearing attended by over 50 supporters with a publication ban on evidence. Stadnick, 26, Medicine Hat, faces first degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, threats, and obstruction charges linked to the Reynolds case. Both suspects tied to the Edmonton Hells Angels, with Carlier set for a preliminary inquiry date on November 26.
Medicine Hat council reviews two neighbour surveys on the 881 Ross Glen Drive S.E. development after staff flag potential misinformation. Brent Greenstein and Grant Sisko say their random survey supports the pub. residents near Turner Crescent report differing views and parking concerns. An appeal window opens next Wednesday.
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