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Blair Rhodes
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Journalist, CBHT-TV (Halifax, NS) (inactive)
Halifax
Beats
Private companies, crypto, NFTs.
Content
By Blair Rhodes Verified| CBCH-FM (Charlottetown, PE) Verified Nova Scotia·NewA Cape Breton man who stomped another man to death for trying to steal his motocross bike won't be able to apply for parole until he's spent at least a dozen years in prison. Tyler MacNeil had 33 prior convictions when he killed a man who tried to steal his motocross bike in 2022A Cape Breton man who stomped another man to death for trying to steal his motocross bike won't be eligible for parole until he's spent at least a dozen years in prison.
By Blair Rhodes Verified| CBCH-FM (Charlottetown, PE) Verified Nova Scotia·NewJessica MacDonald has been sentenced to nine years in prison for her part in the killing of Stephen Rose, 41, during a fight in 2019. WARNING: This story contains distressing detailsBlair Rhodes · CBC News · Posted: Apr 08, 2025 3:15 PM EDT | Last Updated: 4 minutes agoStephen Rose, 41, died following a fight in Jessica MacDonald's Sydney apartment on Nov. 5, 2019.
By Blair Rhodes Verified| CBCH-FM (Charlottetown, PE) Verified Nova Scotia·NewA Cape Breton man who stomped another man to death for trying to steal his motocross bike won't be able to apply for parole until he's spent at least a dozen years in prison. Tyler MacNeil had 33 prior convictions when he killed a man who tried to steal his motocross bike in 2022A Cape Breton man who stomped another man to death for trying to steal his motocross bike won't be eligible for parole until he's spent at least a dozen years in prison.
Company Info
CBHT-TV (Halifax, NS) (inactive)
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