Roy Sobotiak, Canada’s longest-serving wrongfully convicted prisoner, granted bail after 35 years for Edmonton woman’s murder

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Roy Sobotiak, Canada’s longest-serving wrongfully convicted prisoner, granted bail after 35 years for Edmonton woman’s murder

Jonny Wakefield 24/05/2025 02:27

Sobotiak, 61, was released from custody for the first time since his 1989 arrest for the murder of Susan Kaminsky…

Edmonton Journal
Sobotiak, 61, was released from custody for the first time since his 1989 arrest for the murder of Susan Kaminsky…
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