Episode 431:In the fall of 2011, the first of three indigenous women disappeared from a stretch of Winnipeg’s West End that those who worked there called theStreet of Tears. Their families searched, put up posters, and made phone calls that went nowhere. The man believed responsible had been known to police for decades. His criminal record ran to 109 convictions. He was already on their radar when the final woman disappeared. This is the story ofTanya Nepinak, Carolyn Sinclair, and Lorna Blacksmith.
Sources:
- Shawn Lamb coverage index— CBC News
- Tanya Jane Nepinak— CBC News
- Shawn Lamb sentenced to 20 years for two slayings— CBC News
- Police paid killer Shawn Lamb $1,500 for information— CBC News
- Winnipegger speaks about life on streets, alleged assault by convicted killer Shawn Lamb— CBC News
- Shawn Lamb gets statutory release— CBC News
- Convicted killer Shawn Lamb must stay at halfway house— CBC News
- Shawn Lamb pleads guilty to killing 2 women— Global News
- Landfill search progressing for Ashlee Shingoose; Tanya Nepinak family hopeful— Global News
- Parole Board grants Indigenous Winnipeg killer Shawn Lamb statutory release— APTN News
- Statement on Brady Road Landfill Search for Ashlee Shingoose and Planning for Tanya Nepinak— Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
- NFSC Calls for Justice and Accountability Following Statutory Release of Shawn Lamb— National Family and Survivors Circle
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