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THUNDER BAY – Suzanne Hackworth, who made the 911 call from inside a Victoria Avenue residence shortly after Courtney LaBelle allegedly stabbed her 11-year-old son 31 times, depicts the panic and confusion of the situation that was still unfolding right before her eyes.
Eugene LaBelle testified on Tuesday that he and Hackworth were staying at his youngest daughter’s residence on Victoria Avenue West the night of Dec. 31, 2020 along with Courtney LaBelle’s two children. During the 911 call, the paramedic asked Hackworth if the victim was breathing, preparing to instruct her through CPR if he was not. Hackworth said he was breathing but his breath was very shallow and he was wheezing.
The difficult communication between Hackworth and the 911 dispatcher could be heard in the recording and at one point, Hackworth said: “The mom is being restrained and she’s just going bonkers [. . .] I can’t even hear you because of that crazy woman.” “But I wanted to confirm that that was your first impression, the first observation you made of Courtney Labelle.”Hackworth was also asked about LaBelle’s drug use and if she believed she had a drug addiction.
The evening was described as both calm, but also with several disputes breaking out between the siblings.
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