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Fifty-two months of psychological torture and the four men responsible

October 27th, 2016 | Posted by pfmarchive in uncategorized

Adam Capay going into court in 2012. (Jeff Labine/DougallMedia/tbnewswatch.com)One thousand five hundred and sixty days in solitary confinement. To put this in perspective, consider that the United Nations has declared this form of segregation should never surpass 15 days.

There is a young First Nations man in Thunder Bay who the province of Ontario has kept in a hole for 52 months. His name is Adam Capay. When he was 19 he was arrested on minor charges and sent to jail. There he got into a fight and another man died. We don’t know if Capay is guilty—he has been waiting an incredible four years for his trial.  Read the rest of this article at Maclean’s…

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