On Dec. 12th a court decided that child killer Guy Turcotte can be released from the Philippe Pinel Institute effective immediately. On February 20th 2009 the former cardiologist stabbed his children (Anne Sophie, 3 and Olivier, 5) to death. Then in July of 2011 Turcott ...
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