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Retired Toronto Star reporter Cal Millar will be at Gateway next Wednesday, November 16, at a free workshop focusing on unsolved mysteries and Crime Stoppers.
The workshop at St. Marks Anglican Church, 5 First Ave., Orangeville, is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and is open to the public.
Mr. Millar is a bestselling author who has written two books. The first, Find My Killer Crime Stoppers: Unsolved Homicides, highlights more than 250 cases of unsolved murders across North America.
The second book, released in September, is titled Im Missing Please Find Me. This second book in a series of Crime Stopper appeals focuses on missing people and their families. Upwards of 350 cases from North America were randomly selected for that book.
Both books have an element of Crime Stoppers in them, basically theyre Crime Stopper appeals, asking people if they have information that will solve these cases, said Mr. Millar. I dont have any (cases) from Orangeville itself but there are quite a few from Ontario, both unsolved murders and missing people, so there will be some general interest.
http://www.citizen.on.ca/news/2011-...llar_to_speak_locally_on_unsolved_crimes.html
The workshop at St. Marks Anglican Church, 5 First Ave., Orangeville, is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and is open to the public.
Mr. Millar is a bestselling author who has written two books. The first, Find My Killer Crime Stoppers: Unsolved Homicides, highlights more than 250 cases of unsolved murders across North America.
The second book, released in September, is titled Im Missing Please Find Me. This second book in a series of Crime Stopper appeals focuses on missing people and their families. Upwards of 350 cases from North America were randomly selected for that book.
Both books have an element of Crime Stoppers in them, basically theyre Crime Stopper appeals, asking people if they have information that will solve these cases, said Mr. Millar. I dont have any (cases) from Orangeville itself but there are quite a few from Ontario, both unsolved murders and missing people, so there will be some general interest.
http://www.citizen.on.ca/news/2011-...llar_to_speak_locally_on_unsolved_crimes.html