Scarred but not broken - part two |16

2021-05-18

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In the summer of 1999, the RCMP in central Alberta investigated a horrific case involving two children.A father murdered his little girl and tried to kill his son.The case haunted investigators for decades.But it was particularly traumatic for one officer because it launched a completely unrelated series of events that ultimately led to him being wrongfully accused of sexual assault.It would leave his life torn in pieces.In part two of this special Crime Beat series, Global News crime reporter Nancy Hixt explains...

In the summer of 1999, the RCMP in central Alberta investigated a horrific case involving two children.

A father murdered his little girl and tried to kill his son.

The case haunted investigators for decades.

But it was particularly traumatic for one officer because it launched a completely unrelated series of events that ultimately led to him being wrongfully accused of sexual assault.

It would leave his life torn in pieces.

In part two of this special Crime Beat series, Global News crime reporter Nancy Hixt explains the mind-blowing twists and turns of this case.

Learn what it’s been like for this veteran officer to live with the stigma of being wrongfully accused of a serious criminal offence in the conclusion of ‘Scarred but not broken.’

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Email: nancy.hixt@globalnews.ca

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