Canwest News Service, March 4, 2009
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WINNIPEG - The man who beheaded a passenger on a Greyhound bus in one of the most gruesome crimes in Canadian history has been found not guilty of second-degree murder.
Queen's Bench Justice John Scurfield ruled Thursday morning that Vincent Li was not criminally responsible for his nightmarish actions of July 30, 2008, when he killed 22-year-old Tim McLean near Portage la Prairie, Man.
Details of the crime - which made news around the globe - emerged this week at a trial marked by tight security and fears that vigilantes might try to harm the 40-year-old Li.
Li was hearing voices in his head - which he believed came from God - telling him to eliminate ``the force of evil'' by attacking the sleeping McLean, psychiatrists said.
Li stabbed the carnival worker to death, then beheaded and cannibalized the body.
Detoxing rape out of our systems. We do it for ourselves and we do it for the collective.
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I am 53 years old. I spent the night detoxing from a rape that happened
when I was 16. It's no joke -- that trauma embeds in the body if we don't
deal with...
5 days ago
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I wrote my opinion of the murder on my blog , (with some swearing).
LINK
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