Providing a temporary pass from prison to a woman convicted in the honour murder of her daughters and their stepmom has outraged the cops who sent her away.
“This was one of the most horrific murders that I have ever personally played a role in investigating and there is no way she should have received a day pass or any form of leniency,” Tanner told the Toronto Sun.
At the time of the June 30, 2009 quadruple murder in the Kingston Mills lock of the Rideau canal, Tanner was the chief of Kingston Police.
Now a decade later, he won’t stay quiet about parole board granting Yahya an escorted pass to visit her mother’s grave in Montreal.
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