Murdered Buddy Likely Triggered Relapse – Campbell River Mirror
Murdered buddy likely triggered relapse – Campbell River Mirror
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Murdered buddy likely triggered relapse
Campbell River Mirror Furness was scheduled to begin a methadone maintenance program when he was arrested for theft. According to defence lawyer Brian Dybawd, Furness had an eight-year gap in convictions and for five of those years he was on the methadone program. |
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