Susan Clairmont

2 weeks ago | thespec.com | Susan Clairmont

One investor said his savings for his daughter’s education were wiped out by the Ponzi scheme. Another said her elderly parents loaned her the investment money. Now she has lost it and her parents require full-time care she can’t afford. A different woman loaned money to her children, thinking her investments were earning money. But they weren’t. Her children are not in an economic position to give her the money back.

2 weeks ago | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Susan Clairmont

One investor said his savings for his daughter’s education were wiped out by the Ponzi scheme. Another said her elderly parents loaned her the investment money. Now she has lost it and her parents require full-time care she can’t afford. A different woman loaned money to her children, thinking her investments were earning money. But they weren’t. Her children are not in an economic position to give her the money back.

3 weeks ago | thespec.com | Susan Clairmont

Not long ago, I sat in a courtroom behind Brandi Stewart-Sperry as she was convicted of the first-degree murder of an OPP officer and sentenced to life in prison. I wrote that it was the right verdict. She did a heinous thing. The trial shed no light on who Stewart-Sperry is or why she killed. Eleven years before that, I also wrote about her. Though I didn’t realize it at the time. She was the victim of a Hamilton police sergeant who preyed on women he was supposed to rescue from the sex trade.

3 weeks ago | therecord.com | Susan Clairmont

Not long ago, I sat in a courtroom behind Brandi Stewart-Sperry as she was convicted of the first-degree murder of an OPP officer and sentenced to life in prison. I wrote that it was the right verdict. She did a heinous thing. The trial shed no light on who Stewart-Sperry is or why she killed. Eleven years before that, I also wrote about her. Though I didn’t realize it at the time. She was the victim of a Hamilton police sergeant who preyed on women he was supposed to rescue from the sex trade.

3 weeks ago | stcatharinesstandard.ca | Susan Clairmont

Not long ago, I sat in a courtroom behind Brandi Stewart-Sperry as she was convicted of the first-degree murder of an OPP officer and sentenced to life in prison. I wrote that it was the right verdict. She did a heinous thing. The trial shed no light on who Stewart-Sperry is or why she killed. Eleven years before that, I also wrote about her. Though I didn’t realize it at the time. She was the victim of a Hamilton police sergeant who preyed on women he was supposed to rescue from the sex trade.