Denise Flint Reviews a Fun and Quirky History of True Crime and Justice in Nova Scotia
Defendants weren’t allowed to testify
Denise Flint is a freelance journalist who lives just outside of St. John's. She is Past President of WANL, the Writers' Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Defendants weren’t allowed to testify
The stories, real or imagined, are steeped in authenticity
Janice Landry shines a light on the dark side of the ones who risk it all
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Told through the eyes of the youngest child in the family, it takes a very quiet, everyday approach to what is essentially anything but an everyday occurrence. The result evokes wonder rather than horror.
He notes that while the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador is an honour to receive, “it belongs to the veterans who went in harm’s way to bring an end to the Third Reich and liberate me from a brutal slavery and certain death.”