Innocence Lost: A Child's Heartbreaking Trial

This chapter explores the deeply emotional narrative surrounding a young boy convicted of first-degree murder at the age of 14, drawing attention to the severe implications of capital punishment for a minor. Through the lens of a historic case from the 1950s, it critiques the evolving societal perspectives on the death penalty and highlights the broader issues of wrongful convictions in Canada. The conversation also touches on the role of forensic evidence in shaping the trial's outcome, blending serious themes with moments of humor and light-heartedness.