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Darryl Kakekayash - Indigenous man from Thunder Bay describes the night he was attacked
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November 18, 2016
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2:56Now PlayingDarryl Kakekayash was a high school student in Thunder Bay when he was attacked by three men. He tells us what happens in the hopes the Thunder Bay police will "dig deeper" and find out what really happened to the Indigenous youth who drown in the river and their deaths were ruled undetermined.
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