The three Ross Children, a boy aged 8 and twins girls aged 5 were apprehended by Saskatchewan Social Services in February of 1987. Up until the time they were apprehended there had been many interventions by social workers and medical personal to help the children.
The twin girls were separated, one was sent to a foster home in British Columbia and the other to Manitoba. The children were of no further use to Saskatchewan Justice and Social Services. The girls were left to be raped and assaulted for 43 months before their nightmare ended.
The people of B. C. and Manitoba need to ask why their tax dollars were being spent to care for two Saskatchewan children. They and their children will require a life time of care and help. This would not have been done through normal channels, this would have been a friend or a relative of a Saskatchewan Social Services or Justice official out to hide the truth from the people of Saskatchewan.
The victims of injustice in Saskatchewan are deserving of a full judicial inquiry into the administration of justice in Saskatchewan.
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