A Saskatoon judge will decide next year if a woman and her boyfriend are guilty of assaulting, confining and neglecting two young boys.
The woman testified at her trial andAdvertisement 4She said it was the first time she had locked them in a room with a rope because she wanted to keep them in one place while she walked to the store with her daughter to get them medication.
He argued there were considerable contradictions between the child witnesses’ testimonies, and between what they told police and said at trial. The fact that they were excited to leave a home where they were denied food, beaten and locked in a room shouldn’t be held against them, she said. Morelli said the man was part of the boys’ lives whether he wanted to be or not, and had a duty to the children if he knew they were locked in the room.Court exhibit photo
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