Gary bauslaugh biography

Gary Bauslaugh of Victoria, B.C., formerly of Duncan, is a retired university administrator and former president of the Humanist Association of Canada who was instrumental in helping the Saskatchewan farmer Robert Latimer gain parole after seven years of imprisonment for the murder of his desperately ill daughter. The story of that mercy killing and its judicial and social aftermath is re-told in Bauslaugh's Robert Latimer: A Story of Justice and Mercy (Formac ), endorsed by the Honourable Kim Campbell and lawyer/novelist William Deverell.

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In , prairie farmer Robert Latimer-by all reports, a loving and dutiful father-ended the life of his severely ill, twelve-year-old daughter Tracy, who lived in constant agony. Rather than see her further mutilated by body-altering operations that would bring her little relief, Latimer administered carbon monoxide poisoning in the cab of his truck because he believed that was the most mer Gary bauslaugh biography children.