Crooked in Canada has managed to come into possession of the email a grieving and suffering mother sent to what I am assuming is the review board that had the balls to release Stephan Gaetan Lee into the community. The email appears below and was written and sent this past Wednesday.
All I can say now is that the people who live in the neighbourhood where Lee is now residing better sleep with a gun beside their bed because as far as Crooked in Canada is concerned now that Lee has gotten the taste of blood and knows that he can get away with murder, the likelihood of him taking the life of somebody else who looks at him, or says something to him in the wrong way, has risen significantly.
His neighbours can’t possibly be sleeping well at night and why should they?
This a pathetic miscarriage of justice; first the family and friends of Steven Tavares are slapped in the face when Justice Peter Martin finds that Lee cannot be held responsible for his murderous actions because of some kind of paranoia and that Tavares’s killer wasn’t rational at the time of the murder (what cold-blooded killer is really), and now just three years later the family has learned via the media that Lee has been released back into the community. Nobody even had the balls to contact the family to let them know that the person who stabbed their loved one to death was no longer in custody. Talk about adding insult to injury.
The email as I received a copy of it. Steven Tavare’s mother’s email address has been deliberately omitted for obvious reasons, and Crooked in Canada accepts that this email and the source from which it came, is credible.
From: ANN TAVARES
To:
Sent: Wed Nov 26 22:03:12 2008
Subject: Killer on the streetI am the mother of Steven Tavares. I am shocked and outraged to find the
news of the killer Mr Lee’s release from the media. Only 3 years after the
killer was declared insane by verdict, this monster is out in the community.
It is outrageous that someone who committed a crime of this magnitude would
suddenly be fit to resume a normal life in the community. I feel the Review
Board has failed in their responsibility to the protect the public from such
a killer. I am also angry that the Board failed to notify the family of the
victim that the killer had been released into the community.The verdict had stated that the killer Mr Lee was severely ill and suffering
from severe delusions and might be a very long time before the killer could
be rehabilitated, however 3 years it is hard to believe that this is
happening. Where is the justice in all of this? Is society prepared for this
to happen again to a loved one?A suffering mother
Ann





2 responses so far ↓
1 cj // Dec 12, 2008 at 8:02 AM
How come you are on a witch hunt for one truly crazy guy. Obviously, the guy is not evil or he would have gone to jail for a hear or two and be out by now, like all the other run of the mill murderers.
Unfortunately for him, he is stuck with years of follow up.
Hello again cj
witch-hunt: colloq persecution of people suspected of holding unorthodox views.
I am going to assume that the crazy guy you are referring too is Justice Peter Martin, and yes I agree he was crazy for not making Lee criminally responsible for his crime.
I don’t know anything about Lee’s views, do you by any chance?
One other thing cj, supposing you were a parent and this happened to your child, I bet you wouldn’t be so quick to jump on the “not criminally responsible because of mental health issues” bandwagon then would you?
2 CJ // Dec 12, 2008 at 11:41 AM
Yeah
If I had a kid and they died I would likely be angry and resentful. If my child was killed in a car crash (hospital mistake, terrorist attack etc) I believe I would feel a lot of resentment for whoever was responsible for the death. Since I am not perfect I would probably want to see them suffer too.
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