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Tragedy
It was an unspeakable tragedy that rocked the Ottawa Valley. Anastasia Kuzyk, Nathalie Warmerdam, Carol Cullerton.
Three beautiful women who met the wrong guy, a guy by the name of Basil Borutski.
So many unanswered questions, most surrounding the
accused, Borutski, a troubled man with a lengthy rap sheet, a man who likens himself to God, or a man who is playing the system?
The story is well known by now. How Borutski refused to sign
a probation order to stay away from Anastasia. No red flags? This man, who shouldn’t have been released from jail anyway, was basically saying “I’ll do whatever the Hell I want.” And he did. Anastasia was found dead in a residence near Wilno. Shortly after, police found the bodies of Nathalie and Carol.
Who let this guy go and why? Why isn’t Premier Kathleen Wynne demanding an inquest? A
so-called champion in the fight against domestic violence. Then where’s the leadership? Who speaks for Anastasia, Nathalie and Carol? Who speaks for their heartbroken families?
Bob Runciman, a Conservative senator and former corrections
minister during the Mike Harris years, recalls when an inmate was killed by another inmate and every day in the legislature there were calls for his resignation. Yet now, with this, there is silence... another Liberal premier gets a free pass.
“My heart absolutely goes out to all of the families and quite
frankly, to all of the communities. It was just a terrible tragedy,” Wynne said.
Well yeah. We are all saddened. But what about the system, ‘your’ system and how it failed
these three beautiful women? Someone needs to be held accountable.
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