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Sparks flying at Pickton inquiry over witnesses

By Mark Blackburn
Dec 16, 2011

Applications for 50 more witnesses to appear at the missing women’s inquiry in Vancouver have ramped up the tension between the lawyers for the victims’ families and Commissioner Wally Oppal.

APTN National News
Applications for 50 more witnesses to appear at the missing women’s inquiry in Vancouver have ramped up the tension between the lawyers for the victims’ families and Commissioner Wally Oppal.

APTN National News reporter Wayne Roberts takes a closer look.

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