And from Canada: A jury has found Peter Khill not guilty of murdering Jon Styres, a First Nations…

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And from Canada: A jury has found Peter Khill not guilty of murdering Jon Styres, a First Nations man from Ohsweken, Ont., who was trying to steal his truck.

Peter Khill not guilty in Hamilton shooting of unarmed First Nations man Jon Styres | CBC News

A Hamilton jury finds Peter Khill not guilty of murdering Jon Styres, a First Nations man who was trying to steal his truck.

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