Gordon Paul

5 days ago | therecord.com | Gordon Paul

A man who was declared not criminally responsible for fatally strangling his wife with a rope — and triggering an explosion that obliterated their Kitchener house — has been speed dating, the Ontario Review Board says. In its recent “reasons for disposition,” the board said Udo Haan “continues to represent a significant threat to the safety of the public.”Haan, 65, has been discharged from a forensic hospital and now lives in an apartment, apparently near the St. Thomas hospital.

5 days ago | wellandtribune.ca | Gordon Paul

A man who was declared not criminally responsible for fatally strangling his wife with a rope — and triggering an explosion that obliterated their Kitchener house — has been speed dating, the Ontario Review Board says. In its recent “reasons for disposition,” the board said Udo Haan “continues to represent a significant threat to the safety of the public.”Haan, 65, has been discharged from a forensic hospital and now lives in an apartment, apparently near the St. Thomas hospital.

5 days ago | thespec.com | Gordon Paul

A man who was declared not criminally responsible for fatally strangling his wife with a rope — and triggering an explosion that obliterated their Kitchener house — has been speed dating, the Ontario Review Board says. In its recent “reasons for disposition,” the board said Udo Haan “continues to represent a significant threat to the safety of the public.”Haan, 65, has been discharged from a forensic hospital and now lives in an apartment, apparently near the St. Thomas hospital.

5 days ago | therecord.com | Gordon Paul

A drunk driver three times over the legal blood-alcohol limit caught a slight break on his sentence after a judge excluded his breath readings from evidence because police violated his Charter rights. On Dec. 7, 2023, a motorist on Highway 7/8 near New Hamburg called 911 to report a white Cadillac Escalade was weaving in and out of its lane, changing speeds and braking for no reason.

1 week ago | therecord.com | Gordon Paul

A man who murdered three people at Ontario Glove Manufacturing Co. in Waterloo 33 years ago has been granted unescorted temporary absences from a British Columbia prison, with strict conditions. Patrick Dombroskie, a leather cutter at the factory near Conestoga Mall, was convicted of three counts of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years.