Posted on 23/01/08
Proof of suspect's alibi concealed, court told
TORONTO -- Police buried the proof that Romeo Phillion had an alibi for a 1967 killing because they simply could not accept that the chronic ne'er-do-well would falsely confess to murdering an Ottawa firefighter, the Ontario Court of Appeal was told yesterday.
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