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Cry for Justice-A Murdered Child's Legacy

Every Parents Worst Nightmare, Is Her Reality....

In this highly anticipated continuation to Sandra Martins-Toner’s first book “The Last Six Minutes,” the sequel “Cry for Justice” takes Sandra’s readers through the years of being dragged into the convoluted Canadian Criminal Justice System. Just when the family thought it was over, one of young Matthew’s killers appeals her conviction and is released on bail into the community pending her second trial. Sandra and her family must face the torment of her release, and the re-victimization from a “System” not interested in the victims. The
The Last Six Minutes- A Mothers Loss & Quest for Justice
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Matthew’s killers have been tried, convicted and sentenced, but Sandra Martins-Toner and her family can’t escape their grief, and the overwhelming sense of loss. They have channelled their anguish into affirmative action for victims. “The Last Six Minutes” is the true account of the random and violent murder of 16 year old Matthew Martins, and his family’s journey through the Canadian Criminal Justice System. Now the family is faced with the Killers appeal, and the torment of perhaps being subjected to yet another lengthy trial.


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Sepsis knocked her down and out. Faith, hope, and gave her the strength to get back on her feet. I am a Runner She fought the river of death They said she'd never run again She proved them wrong...  
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