Toronto vigil held for Marlene Bird
A vigil was held in Toronto Tuesday night to honour the life of Marlene Bird who died Monday three years after a brutal attack.
A vigil was held in Toronto Tuesday night to honour the life of Marlene Bird who died Monday three years after a brutal attack.
Marlene Bird, the Saskatchewan homeless woman who was beaten then set on fire in 2014, has died three years after the attack.
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“What did I do so wrong to have this happen to me?”
A First Nation woman who was the victim of a brutal attack in northern Saskatchewan says she doesn’t want to be just another statistic, according to a local report.
Marlene Bird allegedly knew the man who left her burned and mutilated in a Prince Albert, Sask., parking lot on June 1, according to police.