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Mar 1, 2021 Barbara Lynne Touby was born on Nov. 11, 1945, in Dayton, Kentucky, to Blanche and Jack Watson. She departed this life on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021, after a long, courageous struggle with cancer. She was married to Clair Ross Touby in June of 1975. She worked as a registered nurse at Adirondack Medical Center, Uihlein Mercy Center and High Peaks Hospice. Additionally, she worked as a clinical instructor at North County Community College. She also enjoyed her time as an actress and ticket manager at Pendragon Theatre, and her time spent working on the altar guild at St. Luke’s Ch...

"The motives, the planning and deliberation and the calculated magnitude of these crimes is such that they stand out and indicate that denunciation in these cases requires what may amount to whole life sentences for both Klaus and Frank," Justice Jack Watson wrote for the majority in a split decision released Monday. Klaus and Frank were each convicted of three counts of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole eligibility for 25 years. The bodies of Klaus's father and sister, Gordon and Monica Klaus, were discovered in their burned-out farmhouse near Castor, east of Red Deer...

CALGARY - The Alberta Court of Appeal has ruled that a trial judge erred by not applying consecutive parole eligibilities for two men convicted in the s...

Article content It appears murders, at least in Alberta, aren’t “cheaper by the dozen.” In separate decisions involving two cases of triple murder released Monday, the Alberta Court of Appeal approved the concept of consecutive periods of parole ineligibility in cases of multiple homicides. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Court of Appeal upholds consecutive sentences for Douglas Garland, increases punishment for two other killers Back to video In 2-1 split decisions, the majority upheld the 75 years of parole ineligibility slapped on co...

WATCH: Anti-Police Protest Turns Violent After Dark in Rochester, NY 1 Feb 2021 What began as an afternoon anti-police protest in Rochester, New York, turned violent Monday evening. Chanting protesters began overturning police barricades to get to the station. Black Lives Matter protesters took to the streets of Rochester Monday afternoon to protest in response to a nine-year-old girl who was pepper-sprayed by police late last week. An officer used handcuffs and “an irritant” on the minor who reportedly threatened to harm herself, RochesterFirst.com reported. A custodial parent called the...