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Appeal Court convicts Calgary man who attacked woman while he was high on mushrooms Poll Midway In this Aug. 3, 2007, file photo, magic mushrooms are seen in a grow room at the Procare farm in Hazerswoude, central Netherlands. The Alberta Court of Appeal has convicted a Calgary man who attacked a professor in her home while he was high on magic mushrooms. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Peter Dejong CALGARY – Alberta’s Appeal Court has ordered a Calgary man be convicted for breaking into a professor’s house and assaulting her while he was naked and high on magic mushrooms. Last year, a judge found Matthew Brown not guilty of two counts of break and enter one with the intent to commit aggravated assault and the other to commit mischief.

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Appeal Court convicts Calgary man who attacked woman while he was high on mushrooms

CALGARY Alberta s Appeal Court has ordered a Calgary man be convicted for breaking into a professor s house and assaulting her while he was naked and high on magic mushrooms. Last year, a judge found Matthew Brown not guilty of two counts of break and enter - one with the intent to commit aggravated assault and the other to commit mischief. Court heard that the former captain of the men s hockey team at Mount Royal University in Calgary ate magic mushrooms at a house party in January 2018. He then broke into the home of professor Janet Hamnett and hit her with a broom handle.

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