The ex-husband of an Edmonton soldier who tried to kill their children eight years ago has filed a $11-million lawsuit against the federal justice department and military over how the investigation was handled.
for $5 million for what he claims was a negligent investigation undertaken by the Military Police Service and the Canadian Armed Forces Investigation Service into the attempted murder of the children and arson.
The lawsuit alleges the father filed a complaint with the Canadian Forces Provost Marshall regarding the investigation, but it was closed on Dec. 11, 2017, and a letter suggested the complaint was unwarranted. It wasn’t until the legal case was launched in 2018 that military police and investigators began looking into the case again the following year, that charges were laid in September 2019.
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