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Not in vain: Anna and Jim Stephenson rest at home yesterday, in front of a picture of their son, Christopher, after an inquest into the little boy's murder
Not in vain: Anna and Jim Stephenson rest at home yesterday, in front of a picture of their son, Christopher, after an inquest into the little boy's murder

Not in vain: Anna and Jim Stephenson rest at home yesterday, in front of a picture of their son, Christopher, after an inquest into the little boy's murder

Date1/22/1993
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Original Toronto Star caption: Not in vain: Anna and Jim Stephenson rest at home yesterday; in front of a picture of their son; Christopher; after an inquest into the little boy's murder.
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122162F
Disappointed parents: Jim and Anna Stephenson, with their lawyer, Tim Danson, left, leave the inquest into the brutal murder of their son, Christopher
Disappointed parents: Jim and Anna Stephenson, with their lawyer, Tim Danson, left, leave the inquest into the brutal murder of their son, Christopher
1/12/1993
Grieving family: Molested boy's sister Amanda Stephenson, 13, comes to the inquest into her brother Christopher's death with dad Jim and mom Anna
Grieving family: Molested boy's sister Amanda Stephenson, 13, comes to the inquest into her brother Christopher's death with dad Jim and mom Anna
1/22/1993
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
12/10/1992
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
12/10/1992
Fighting system: Anna and Jim Stephenson, whose son Christopher, inset, was slain by a convicted child molester on parole, appeal for funds with lawyer Tim Danson, right
Fighting system: Anna and Jim Stephenson, whose son Christopher, inset, was slain by a convicted child molester on parole, appeal for funds with lawyer Tim Danson, right
9/3/1992
Moment of truth: Jim Stephenson, right, talks to his lawyer, Tim Danson, yesterday in the courtroom after the murder inquest
Moment of truth: Jim Stephenson, right, talks to his lawyer, Tim Danson, yesterday in the courtroom after the murder inquest
1/22/1993
Anna Stephenson With Doug Lewis
Anna Stephenson With Doug Lewis
5/25/1993
Strong views: Inquest jury foreman Daniel Nixon, centre, with Robert Burnham and Sandra Pierce, say Ottawa should pay legal fees of Stephenson family
Strong views: Inquest jury foreman Daniel Nixon, centre, with Robert Burnham and Sandra Pierce, say Ottawa should pay legal fees of Stephenson family
2/9/1993
Murphy freed on bail, James Murphy, charged with the murder of his first wife following a corner's inquest into her death, leaves Don Jail yesterday w(...)
Murphy freed on bail, James Murphy, charged with the murder of his first wife following a corner's inquest into her death, leaves Don Jail yesterday w(...)
2/29/1972
Jim and Anne Stephenson
Jim and Anne Stephenson
5/11/1995
Exhausted after a long day of searching for his missing 8-year-old daughter, waiting in vain for news of her Ed Kowalski (far left) talks last night w(...)
Exhausted after a long day of searching for his missing 8-year-old daughter, waiting in vain for news of her Ed Kowalski (far left) talks last night w(...)
1/13/1976
Exhausted, after a long day of searching for his missing 8-year-old daughter, waiting in vain for news of her, Ed Kowalski (far left) talks last night(...)
Exhausted, after a long day of searching for his missing 8-year-old daughter, waiting in vain for news of her, Ed Kowalski (far left) talks last night(...)
1/13/1976