Quebec to investigate death of inmate who was illegally detained
“It’s sad because he’s a really vibrant young boy turning into a man. At 21 you’re just starting your life,” said Stephen Hennessy, a teen program co-ordinator at Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Association. “To hear that his life was cut short unnecessarily is saddening.”“You have a mother that just lost her child. You have sisters that just lost their brother and you have a community that’s lost another one of our young sons,” Hennessy said.
Hennessy says the 21-year-old participated in the teen leadership program writing and recording music.“He was sweet, generous, kind, handsome and loving above all,” his sister Sarafina Dennie wrote on apage raising money for the family. “He was always seen with a smile on his face. Nicous loved his family dearly, he always visited when he could, greeting with big hugs and was always there when you needed him. May he rest in eternal peace.
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