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They didn't argue anything, they didn't object anything, they just let everything slide

by. And I'm gonna call it a sh-choke, cause that's what it is.

Hi Sue, sorry for all the waiting. All in no one are proud of me, we have a job to do,

but... This is Sue Martin, a mother from Western Canada whose daughter Terry Dauphini was

murdered in Calgary in the spring of 2002. I've called Sue back a day after I received

an anxious, angry message from her, but she wasn't upset with me.

It's just dumb-founding, David, it's just dumb-founding. Right now I'm trying to...

Sue's talking about a courtroom drama that recently unfolded in front of her. A suspect,

finally, being tried for the murder of her daughter. But to continue from here, we should

really go back to 2015 when I first met Sue on an island in the Ottawa River behind

the Canadian Parliament buildings. I'm David Rigen and welcome to the next call, episode

1, in the case of Terry Dauphini.

It's cold November day, bit of snow on the ground. I can see some tents through some

sumac, like in smell campfire. Here helicopters overhead, the parallel buildings in the background.

It's early in the morning and people in the encampment I'm walking towards are just

getting moving, carrying firewood and coffees and an assortment of mugs and someone's filling

...