Guy Paul Morin, a quiet man who lived with his parents and enjoyed nothing more than pursing his passion of playing his saxophone, was wrongly convicted for 25 years in 1992, for the sexual assault and brutal murder of a young school girl, Christine Jessop in Queensville, Ontario, Canada. This blog describes the stages of criminal investigation from the suspicious disappearance of Christine to 10 years later when he was acquitted of all charges.
