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pality. When police arrived at the site of the 911 call they found a young adult male, later identified as Joey Faubert, 24, lying dead in a grassy area on property belonging to the French Catholic elementary school in the village A post-mortem examination took place Monday, July 2, in Ottawa to determine the cause of death. The examiner’s results con- cluded “foul play was involved” in the death but the exact cause of Faubert’s death is still being withheld as of press time. OPP Det-Inspector Dan Nadeau of the OPP Criminal Investigation Branch, lead of-
ficer on the case, and his team have arrest- ed and charged five people. An 18-year-old St-Isidore man faces a charge of second-degree murder and con- spiracy to commit an indictable offence. He was held in custody for a July 3 provincial court appearance. A 20-year-old man from the Ottawa area and a 19-year-old Ottawa man are both charged with first-degree murder and con- spiracy. They were kept in custody for their July 3 court appearance. An 18-year-old woman from North Stor- mont is charged with conspiracy to com- mit an indictable offence. She was released
on a promise to appear in provincial court Aug. 1. Her name is also being withheld to prevent identification of a 16-year-old girl from North Stormont who also faces a con- spiracy charge. She is also due in provincial court on Aug. 1. Investigation continues on the case with the Hawkesbury OPP Crime Unit receiving help from the OPP Emergency Response Team, Forensic I.D. Services Unit, and the East-Regional Support Team. Anyone with information on the death is asked to call the Hawkesbury OPP detach- ment at 613-632-2729, the CrimeStoppers confidential tips line at 1-800-222-8477. up, of course.” The family had the boat out on July 1 for a long weekend trip across the river at Mon- tebello, Québec. The boat worked fine then and, Watson said, it was just a few years old and maintained in good condition. The Dawsons are all experienced boaters. The next day the boat motor was running fine for about 15 minutes when Barry Daw- son applied the throttle. Then there was an explosion that blew off the swim platform at the back of the boat. Suzy Dawson was sitting nearby but suffered just some sing- ing of the hair on the back of her head. Police and the fire rescue crew retrieved the boat from the river. It was declared a write-off. Cause of the explosion is un- known at present.
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St-Isidore | The Hawkesbury OPP have ar- rested five people and charged them with murder and conspiracy to commit murder following an investigation of the death of a young man in St-Isidore at the start of the Canada Day long weekend. Police received a 911 call Saturday morn- ing close to noon hour. The call originated from somewhere on De l’École Street in the village of St-Isidore in The Nation munici-
Fire scuttles long weekend pleasure boat trip
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Clarence Point | The boat was fine for a Canada Day cruise near Montebello on the other side of the Ottawa River. But the start of an afternoon pleasure trip the following Monday ended with a sudden bang. Barry Dawson, 72, Suzy Dawson, 68, and their son,Tim (40), were just setting out from one of the Clarence Point docks around 3 p.m., July 2, for a planned pleasure jaunt along the Ottawa River a 22-foot Beretta Phaser when their boating plans were scut- tled. Mairi Watson, the Dawson’s daughter-
in-law, was at home that afternoon when she and other neighbours along the river heard a loud bang. “It was so loud, it shook the windows in the houses,”Watson said. She and other rushed outside to look for the source of the bang, and saw the Daw- sons dealing with a fire on board their boat. The fire spread and the three all jumped out into the water.
“People in boats and seadoos came very quickly,”Watson said, “and pulled them out of the water.” Someone phoned 911 and the police marine patrol, the Clarence-Rockland Fire Department’s marine rescue unit, and para- medics all showed up on the scene soon after to deal with both the boat fire and the Dawsons. “Everybody’s fine,” Watson said. “Shook
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