The Canada College Party Massacre: The Calgary Stabbings
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Top Comments (10)
The audacity of his parents to say “he’s not being treated fairly”. He murdered 5 people. He should never be free.
There’s ZERO reason that someone who killed that many people should ever be released into society. Sorry.
He murdered a bunch of people. He should not ever be free
I think these courts need to understand that 'not criminally responsible' does not equate to 'not dangerous.' This young man is dangerous. And that is directly tied to his mental illness, but people like this can not be turned loose in society. It may not be his fault (mental illness), but it is the courts responsibility to keep the public safe. Having good days is not enough.
This happened in my home town - I was working as a trauma / crime scene cleanup technician at the time, and I was on the team that worked on cleaning this up. Absolutely no words
I lived just down the street on Brentwood Blvd. when this happened. It was a very quiet family neighbourhood and the shock was palpable in the air for a long time. Thank you Annie Elyse for all the information which was not provided by Calgary news. It helps to understand. As a psychiatric nurse I believe he should always be in care.
Why on Earth would his parents ever be considered for placement anyways? He was living under their roof when he murdered 5 people but now they can supervise him??
To Matthews parents: being not criminally responsible and being treated like you can be trusted are 2 WILDLY different things. Him being allowed certain freedoms is putting trust in him that he won't harm anyone again. He should be in a psychiatric hospital. No day passes. No field trips.
Mathew needs to be permanently housed in a mental health care facility IMO. His non-compliance with taking his medications is the primary reason for this.
As an Albertan, I am surprised I didn't learn of this prior to now. Looking at the timeline, I know why. I now reside in the Calgary area and am glad to have learned of this. Truly a sad situation for so many.
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Top Comments (10)
The audacity of his parents to say “he’s not being treated fairly”. He murdered 5 people. He should never be free.
There’s ZERO reason that someone who killed that many people should ever be released into society. Sorry.
He murdered a bunch of people. He should not ever be free
I think these courts need to understand that 'not criminally responsible' does not equate to 'not dangerous.' This young man is dangerous. And that is directly tied to his mental illness, but people like this can not be turned loose in society. It may not be his fault (mental illness), but it is the courts responsibility to keep the public safe. Having good days is not enough.
This happened in my home town - I was working as a trauma / crime scene cleanup technician at the time, and I was on the team that worked on cleaning this up. Absolutely no words
I lived just down the street on Brentwood Blvd. when this happened. It was a very quiet family neighbourhood and the shock was palpable in the air for a long time. Thank you Annie Elyse for all the information which was not provided by Calgary news. It helps to understand. As a psychiatric nurse I believe he should always be in care.
Why on Earth would his parents ever be considered for placement anyways? He was living under their roof when he murdered 5 people but now they can supervise him??
To Matthews parents: being not criminally responsible and being treated like you can be trusted are 2 WILDLY different things. Him being allowed certain freedoms is putting trust in him that he won't harm anyone again. He should be in a psychiatric hospital. No day passes. No field trips.
Mathew needs to be permanently housed in a mental health care facility IMO. His non-compliance with taking his medications is the primary reason for this.
As an Albertan, I am surprised I didn't learn of this prior to now. Looking at the timeline, I know why. I now reside in the Calgary area and am glad to have learned of this. Truly a sad situation for so many.