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After 33 years in prison for murders he denies committing, Quebec man’s case getting another look
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October 30, 2025
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6:41Now PlayingAfter decades pleading innocence regarding murders committed in 1992 and exhausting every legal avenue, Daniel Jolivet has reason to be hopeful. A Quebec Crown prosecutor has re-analyzed evidence presented during his trial and obtained since, and has concluded a miscarriage of justice may have been committed.
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