@jamesgjewell Just because someone says something doesn’t make it true. If everywhere you go is “toxic” maybe you need to look long and hard in the mirror.... the cause of the “toxicity” may just be staring back at you.
@NellyonCBC Houle said what was needed to say in order to get sympathy from the judge. He has used Fontaine’s name and tragedy to save his own A$$. No more, no less....
@NellyonCBC Fontaine then choose to leave again and that is when she was not seen again. Yes Houle came into contact with Fontaine, that is proven but her tragedy did not lead to his sticky finger ways. Houle has continued to fail to take responsibility for his actions.
@NellyonCBC First off this story is incorrect. The story states that Fontaine “was not seen alive after that day”. This is false because during the next 24 hours he was picked up by paramedics, seeing by HSC staff, taken into custody by CFS staff and returned back to her placement.
@CBCManitoba Why even print a story like this... all reports indicate a weapon was involved and that police gave numerous warnings to "drop the weapon"!