Richard Oland Part 2 (of 2) | The Trials

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🗓️ 8 September 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In 2011, a murder shocked Saint John, New Brunswick when a prominent citizen was killed in his office. Though the police zeroed in on his son quickly, but it would take years to build the case against him. And the resolution of the legal case would take just about as long

This case is *disputed*

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0:00.0	In 2011, a murder shocked St. John New Brunswick when a prominent citizen was killed in his
0:16.7	office.
0:17.7	Though the police zeroed in on his son quickly as a suspect, it would take years to build
0:22.5	the case against him, and the resolution of the legal case would take just about as long.
0:29.0	I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.
0:39.3	Welcome back to Crime Lines.
0:41.3	This is part two of a two-part series, so if you have not listened to the first part, I recommend
0:46.3	going back and checking it out.
0:49.2	Again, I want to send a huge thank you to Christy from Canadian True Crime for her research
0:56.7	on this case.
0:58.1	It was incredible to work with her on this, and I hope you check out her coverage of the
1:01.9	case as well.
1:03.6	Different podcasters include different information and focus on different things, and she went
1:08.8	out to three parts to cover everything, so I recommend checking it out.
1:13.8	The main source is used to wear CBC New Brunswick, the telegraph journal, CTV Atlantic,
1:18.9	the Canadian press, and Bobby Jean McKinnon's best-selling book, Shadow of Doubt.
1:26.2	When we left off, the crown had made it through the preliminary hearing, and managed to keep
1:32.2	their key piece of evidence in at the trial of 47-year-old Dennis Oland.
1:38.4	It began in September 2015, over four years since the murder of 69-year-old Richard Oland,
1:45.6	who was Dennis' father.
1:48.7	At the preliminary hearing, the judge was not entirely swayed by the financial motive
1:54.8	presented by the crown.
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