Crime Beat: The final chapter of the Christine Jessop and Guy Paul Morin tragedy | S2 E3

[@ACarchives]

So because he played clarinet, liked bees and didn't talk to his neighbors he was weird and therefore a suspect? wow. I hope none of my neighbors ever turn up dead. and the fact that he didn't attend the funeral means absolutely nothing...they just said he never talked to the neighbors. at least the cops and prosecutors apologized to him after he was found to be innocent. Most departments would not ever do that. I guess they can have props for that.

[@missindependent1973]

I don’t interact a lot with my neighbours either...it doesn’t mean I’m weird. It just means I like my privacy and dislike nosy neighbours 👌 the amount of mistakes and wrongly convicted people in the justice system is terrifying 😳 it’s definately a broken system

[@aprilsparlin5707]

One of the most disturbing aspects of this case is that one of the informants was an undercover police officer who very clearly lied about the jailhouse confession. If the police had done their jobs they could have solved this case and brought about justice for Christine. Instead, her killer got to live his entire life and end it on his own terms. Knowing who he is is not justice.

[@Johnyrocket70]

So they destroyed a mans life for nothing.

[@rfross771]

After being allowed to try him for the same crime twice. Double jeopardy anybody?

[@IronZio]

I always get suspicious when someone plays the clarinet.

[@netsk1679]

Precisely, anything you do will be a sign of guilt once they decide you are guilty!

[@JLRhoades04]

It's odd that a 22 year old man didn't take interest in his 10 year old neighbor?

[@mmay6621]

I do not socialize with my neighbors. I wave when I have to and that’s about it. I guess I’m a weirdo. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kathymaher9960]

that poor man went through hell. It's almost as sad as christines murder

[@czarinaduran4712]

Police that time got something right. The criminal is "someone local and knows the family" Maybe if they didn't focus too much on Paul Morin, they might have caught the real murderer.

[@lnteIIigence]

32:17 We can only hope the guilt ate at him every day since the murder in 1984. And of course the fear of being caught. I hope he was constantly looking over his shoulder, never able to get comfortable.

[@conniemiller835]

I never believed Morin killed Christine...I think her spirit pushed and pushed until the truth came out....God bless you Morin...

[@lnteIIigence]

It makes you wonder just how many more lives have been ruined by false convictions. It's scary. So many tortured souls.

[@carewser]

In order to believe there are many false convictions, one must believe the justice system is deeply flawed, but I don't, I believe the overwhelming majority of convictions are correct and as evidentiary science grows the percentage of false convictions drops even lower

[@michaelhoggarth89]

All those years that poor man suffered all because he kept to himself .... I'm as weird as this man as I only wave to my neighbours..... RIP Christine...

[@princesabonita79]

*police* : we have a suspect *courts* : ok, what kind of evidence do you have? *police* : he's weird *courts* : uum ok

[@Crocs4cats]

What I’ve learned from this channel is the Canada justice system sucks🤷🏻‍♀️

[@camillamai4574]

Guy seems like a super warm and nice guy. His eyes tells the truth.

[@thousandcello]

Imagine if the cop actually did their job when the little girl first found missing, instead of just wanting to get things done asap

[@mariaarmelpaid3493]

Oh my GOD they ruined his life and reputation.

[@carajones8935]

His story is just as tragic as hers.

[@divawendy]

They better run his DNA to other cases that are still open, he probably did it again and he couldn't live with himself anymore, i think because he made a other mistake,

[@franceswomble8083]

I am so glad for the family that they figured out who murdered this little girl. It is sad that the true murderer didn't go to prison. It is sad also for the strange young man next doors life being ruined over and over just because he was different and the police just pushed for a conviction. Thank God for DNA.

[@lizhjelmeseth5485]

So sad what happened to Christine. Glad DNA found the killer, even though he had passed away. Too bad police targeted wrong person like Guy. Wrongful convictions exist.

[@marytermini1381]

Such a tragic death! May this innocent child rest in peace! I'm glad they at least apologized to the poor man who was wrongly convicted. But he'll never get that time back again.

[@ertjiesb4158]

How did they find him not guilty at the first trial and guilty at the second one when evidence from the first trial was proven as lies?

[@saphire5271]

I'm thankful for these shows. I find each episode informative and educational. I'm learning a lot about Canada's judicial system and how the police operate. Although it is sad that the system has many flaws that can potentially wreck lives.

[@lindaross4331]

I thought once you were found innocent, they couldn't try you again?

[@Odette321]

Wtf is weird about a man playing a clarinet? My son played when he was little and loved it...until his insensitive father said it was a girls instrument.

[@LadyBelladonnaStorm]

What an awful story. Just messed up all around. These people got no justice.

[@victoriaharb3269]

Seriously they called the family after the announcement. Should have been the other way.

[@angshusarma8331]

I don't interact much with my neighbors...am I weird...hell no.

[@marthawagner6630]

Rest in peace Christine, you finally have justice.

[@treedweezle]

At 14 years old, Steven Truscott was sentenced to death in 1959 but only in 2007 was his conviction overturned.

[@larquishawashington6377]

I was going to say this case reminded me of that one. It's truly sad that history keeps repeating itself

[@georgiesimmons5924]

Things were different then and sadly predators took advantage of this. Young children and teens shouldn't be left alone to to wander in their neighborhoods its not safe. Its not even safe for grown women to jog alone and its almost 2021.

[@nulle1968]

And this is the reason why there shouldn´t be a death penalty - you can never be sure, that you got the right one. So many wrongly executed.

[@jodifox9041]

Poor guys seems like hes on the spectrum so deemed as a weirdo therefore must be guilty 🙄

[@khampasonginthisane8266]

I remember this case, I feel so sorry for guy and remember his mom weeping, I never think Paul did murder Christine the trial took place in London court

[@annaelrick7930]

I am so angry Hoover died before the piece of sh** could be interrogated and confess exactly what happened!!! This poor family. Christine, Paul Morin, her mum dad and brother 💔

[@dragonmummy1]

First time I’ve ever heard of anyone being tried twice for the same crime. That’s disgraceful.

[@kayscarpetta5502]

Just love those 'jailhouse informants'....so reliable.. ;-/

[@dunique26]

I am so glad they finally figured this out. Now let's move to the law suites. They made that man life a living hell. Now let's imagine all the poor saps, who do not have the money to afford good representation. Yeah that's wht I thought. SUE

[@isheba]

He stayed positive through it all I would have been devastated- rip

[@muchlove9781]

Since when are we judging those who are different?... Uh.. since always

[@julietheadrick3699]

disappointing, does not say how they came upon real suspect nd if he had further instances of violence.

[@terryjohnson2493]

Fly high beautiful little Angel.

[@anniem.8803]

They talk nicer about the real killer than they did about Morin, which was innocent... Strange family.

[@-KMA-]

Isn’t this what you call double jeopardy?

[@tracyshaffer4510]

How? What about double jeopardy? Not allowed here in the USA. Maybe Canada

[@zammmerjammer]

Either side can appeal a verdict. Yes, that's also how it works in the USA.

[@B-Real-Pshh]

Oh I'm glad to see this second part of this story!

[@sianchild]

What a horrible situation. I hope Morin is doing well.

[@jeonteakook8836]

They just destroyed a mans life with thier own suspicions...

[@bettyboop-xg6jo]

Whoahaha, "Christine's father, Robert was incarcerated at the time". They slipped that in rather casually. Shows what trash that family were. It is always a friend of the family. And the mother and son knew it. Poor Mr Morin. Poor Christine. The only 2 decent parties in this farce of justice.

[@kimwalsh]

I recall this story very well as my cousins daughter played with her all the time. My cousin moved from the area the month after Christine was found. RIP little angel

[@coffeechatsandwalks3976]

Poor guy, schizophrenic and falsely accused - he must have been terrified and so confused! 🥺😣

[@bornagain1589]

Isn't that double jeopardy??

[@furiosa752]

Defense attorney's wig is really amazing.

[@wynterblackwell3640]

"Is it justice?" No. It isn't. This subhuman got to live his life however he pleased until he chose not to any more. While the little girl whose life he took didn't. Not to mention that men like him... it's highly unlikely that she was his only victim.

[@shondasmith5470]

I'm most definitely hook on this channel 👍 New Subscriber.

[@ksharpe8137]

It’s good that the cops apologized but if they hadn’t had tunnel vision all those years ago maybe they could have found the real killer before he died.

[@Baskerville22]

Why was Christine Jessop's father in jail ?

[@zammmerjammer]

Fraud.

[@pamelastates5600]

I remember this story so very well. It’s one of those storys just stick with you for life!! There had been a few that had done this to me🥲😭💔💔💔💔 only to have my own niece story to the list. My niece was 7 yrs old when her caregiver murdered her in 2008 in Toronto , Canada 🇨🇦 her name is Katelynn Sampson . May all these yg girls rest in heavenly peace🙏🏽 I still keep all the families in my daily prayers. ❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦. My heart will never be the same! I’m BROKEN!!!! 💔💔💔🥲

[@silverblossom9119]

The court need to pay Morin.

[@bettywillbrowse]

It sucks that police didn't even TRY to consider another person

[@markthomas3730]

i sincerely hope Guy Morin SUED TF outta the City, the PD, and those bumbling investigator Detectives.

[@janshiff9942]

How sad this story is ! ! The family now got the truth .💓

[@cnd.9003]

Sad there’s always those that suffers terribly for the next guy to be given a fair chance. God bless all involved.

[@user-nc7yp9fu5k]

What’s happened to the father? Where is he at?

[@AutumnSwift2]

Just because he kept bees, played the clarinet and kept to himself doesn't make him weird... He probably didn't go to the funeral because he never talked to her or her parents... I understand why he never talked to them, they're judgemental people.

[@ancutazargiu894]

Oh those poor parents,😭😭😭😭

[@quaver1239]

I don't talk to my neighbours. I don't socialise. I read and write and play the viola. What happens if my neighbour dies? This is an appalling story. The gentleman who was accused and spent 18 months in jail should have received more than just an "unreserved" apology. He deserved compensation for a wasted 18 months of his one precious life on earth.

[@theguy3037]

I’m glad that he got his “justice” finally. It was a scary story when I was a kid growing up and watching now recognize every street/building in this video…but media is media…mostly lies…now back track…

[@robyndaniels1381]

Poor kid - a dodgy family friend and a father in prison. Some kids just don't have a chance in life.

[@wildplumbeauty]

Humans are flawed. Some have bad intentions and some have good intentions but we are all flawed. That is all I know. Thank God for genetic evidence. I also wonder how many innocent people have been convicted of something they did not do in times past ? I’m glad we all live in a time and place where science can prove innocence beyond a reasonable doubt. RIP Christine ❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️

[@1212matt]

I pray that innocent man wins a lawsuit

[@lora3530]

GOOD GOING COLD CASE YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME. So happy for everyone The family truly has justice and Guy there is know doubt that he is innocent

[@cutoffsnakehead5202]

After watching this I'll never talk to a cop again

[@gamagegamage6902]

Supposedly if one of my neighbours went missing I would be the main suspect since I do not interact with neither of my family nor neighbours and I’m weird , how original!

[@blackrhinoadventure28]

Mr Morin was lucky not charged guilty or he will be locked up for something he didn't do.

[@lauriebriscoe6983]

Truly a tragic story

[@MrOnemate]

Moral of story. ...keep your kids chained inside homes! Period

[@ricladouceur6202]

Boy this tells you how wrong the Durham investigation went. Absent the tunnel vision they might have broadened their search and found the right guy who new Christine and the family. I don't think the family particularly the Brother were very gracious to Morin even after the DNA ruled him out. So the undercover cop lied. We expect that from jailhouse snitches but from a cop.

[@hayleyferguson3346]

I grew up in Newmarket and was around same age as Christine. This case was a huge deal. My mom worried for us kids because there was a local killer on loose.

[@sukiyangify]

The Jessop family suffered so much. I can feel their pain. Right to the very end.

[@marwalewise7122]

I feel bad 😞 for pure girl Rest In Peace angel 🙏🙏

[@lakeerie5857]

RIP Christine I feel sad for her mom

[@lanaferguson2923]

I have one child I don't know what I will do if something happened to her

[@staceyrogers7807]

May Christine Jessop Rest In Peace. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@theaterpup3466]

This is why there should be no death penalty. Sometimes the police get it very wrong.

[@ThatBPOgirlgamer]

Just because he was weird,they believed the mother?! Smh!

[@rfross771]

OK maybe I'm a little bit bent but doesn't Canada have double jeopardy statutes? Is being tried for the same crime twice

[@fhanoverartist]

Sadly he’s still associated with the crime purely by the media coverage.

[@mildredmartinez8041]

We all a little weird, so does make anyone of suspicious?

[@FollowerofJesus5181]

Im from queensville I live in a very small village i live 2mins from there house and everyone in this town is friendly but you need to fit in or else the town is still like this

[@veronicameeley3786]

I agree, we are blessed to have Good Lawyers who defend the innocents.

[@MyVintageLife]

What a beautiful little girl. In my review, I came to a theory that Calvin was enraged at Heather, and did this to destroy her emotionally -- not to mention the parents. Of course, we will never know, nor will we ever know why police chose to ignore their own friendly electrician down at the police station.

[@b.waynepresents2992]

I feel like if one court finds you guilty and another finds you not, you should have a 3rd trial tiebreaker.

[@schelliegris7481]

I have always been so sad for him. He really was so damaged by hypotheses!

[@cruisepaige]

Super sad. Poor little girl. Holy crap!They try the same guy twice?! So much for how “nice” Canada is supposed to be! 🙄

[@nancyjones1930]

And to think, this man’s life was Destroyed! Completely utterly and unequivocally. Shame on you !

[@judysullivan4556]

I am sooooo jealous of Ken's hair !!!!