It wasn't until September that word of a possible recording came out publicly through the Mass Casualty Commission (MCC) hearings. The commission obtained the recording from the RCMP earlier this month and released the recording publicly late last week.
An email from the MCC to accredited media on Tuesday states that "the Commission requested an affidavit from the RCMP explaining how the audio of this meeting came to be provided at this late date."
However, inquiry documents show that the commission was notified about the recording in July.
"I've never seen anything like it," said Michael Scott, a lawyer with Patterson Law who represents many of the victims' families.
"Public proceedings are done. We've received this recording after the close of public proceedings and now we've … received an affidavit that raises more questions than it answers."
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