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Scene of the crime
Scene of the crime

Scene of the crime

Date7/1/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Scene of the crime: It looks peaceful and safe and surely rape would be the last worry on a woman's mind as she basked in this northwest corner of High Park near Bloor St. at noon. Yet; at the spot arrowed; a young woman was seized Wednesday. dragged off; brutally beaten and raped. She is in serious condition in Toronto General Hospital
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0114500F
Scene of the crime, The Crime Stoppers program relies heavily on television to show re-enactments of crimes such as this one in which the owner of a d(...)
Scene of the crime, The Crime Stoppers program relies heavily on television to show re-enactments of crimes such as this one in which the owner of a d(...)
5/25/1988
Dr. King's life, trial, confession and execution, together with the journal, prison scenes and portrait, also the causes which led him to commit the awful crime
Dr. King's life, trial, confession and execution, together with the journal, prison scenes and portrait, also the causes which led him to commit the awful crime
1859
Crime scene: Police comfort Kyung Cha, whose husband owns the store where operator Bonjai Lee was shot with a pistol last night in a bungled hold-up attempt by two men, both wearing kerchiefs
Crime scene: Police comfort Kyung Cha, whose husband owns the store where operator Bonjai Lee was shot with a pistol last night in a bungled hold-up attempt by two men, both wearing kerchiefs
9/15/1980
As controversy swirls in the wake of a shocking, best-selling book, Clinton, Ontario- the scene of the original crime- remembers and ponders its role in the tragedy
As controversy swirls in the wake of a shocking, best-selling book, Clinton, Ontario- the scene of the original crime- remembers and ponders its role in the tragedy
4/30/1966
Dusting for clues: Carleene Burrell of Oakville takes fingerprints from a stove top at a crime scene, part of a two-day crash course in basic training
Dusting for clues: Carleene Burrell of Oakville takes fingerprints from a stove top at a crime scene, part of a two-day crash course in basic training
7/9/1991
Thomas Wade Borden, who is on probation on a charge of breaking and entering, returns to the scene of the crime for the photographer. [Incomplete]
Thomas Wade Borden, who is on probation on a charge of breaking and entering, returns to the scene of the crime for the photographer. [Incomplete]
2/9/1970
Crime scene: Residents look on yesterday as Peel Region police investigate the killing of a woman in a seniors' apartment complex in Mississauga
Crime scene: Residents look on yesterday as Peel Region police investigate the killing of a woman in a seniors' apartment complex in Mississauga
8/27/1991
Crime scene
Crime scene
1/12/1985
Crime scene
Crime scene
1/12/1985
Crime Scene
Crime Scene
2/20/1989
Concerned citizen: John Mihalic is the volunteer vice-president of Crime Concern, a non-profit crime prevention organization working to help people reduce crimes in their community
Concerned citizen: John Mihalic is the volunteer vice-president of Crime Concern, a non-profit crime prevention organization working to help people reduce crimes in their community
1/24/1992
Chief Justice Willard Z. Estey says the only way Canada can begin to control crime is by eliminating poverty that causes crime
Chief Justice Willard Z. Estey says the only way Canada can begin to control crime is by eliminating poverty that causes crime
12/7/1975