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i Red Deer Advocatei Canada DR. R. LYLE SMITH is pleased to welcome DR. BRIAN M. SNIDER as his associate in the Practice of Chiropractic 105 Towne Centre Mall 4929 Ross Street, Red Deer For appointments: 346-4700 Escaped con suspect in murder, arson peal by Legere because hes still a fugitive.

He wanted to appeal both his second-degree murder conviction in the Glendenning case and his sentence of no parole for at least 18 years. NEWCASTLE, (CP) The spectre of escaped killer Allan Legere has returned to haunt New Brunswickers following the grisly weekend murder of two sisters, found beaten and sexually abused in their burning home The RCMP confirmed Sunday that Legere at large since early May is on the list of suspects in the murders of Donna Alberta Daughney, 45, and her sister, Linda Lou Daughney, 41. Their bodies, clad in nightclothes, were discovered Saturday morning by firefighters who rushed into the house through thick smoke and intense heat without breathing apparatus after being told the women were likely inside Both had been brutally assaulted and sexually abused, police said His (Legere's) name defi nitely has to come into play in that hes unlawfully at large and he has been involved in crime where there has been a degree of violence, so he would be a suspect," said RCMP Sgt. Ernie Munden Autopsies were performed Sunday in Saint John, N.B., and the bodies were taken to a forensic laboratory in Halifax for further investigation. The cause of death was not released.

"Foul play is definitely involved and its suspected that the fire was intentionally set to cover the crime scene," said Munden, adding that police had received a number of tips about the murder. Legere, 41, is also a suspect in the May 29 murder of an elderly shopkeeper at her home in Chatham, just across the Miram-lchi River from Newcastle, a pulp-and-paper town with a population of 5,800. The body of Annie Flam, 75, was also found in her burned-out house by firemen. Her sister was critically injured but survived. Both had been beaten.

Legere escaped from two guards at a Moncton hospital May 3 where he had been taken after complaining of an ear infection. He had been serving a life sentence for the murder of John Glendenning, 66, a New-castle-area shopkeeper who was beaten to death during a 1986 robbery. Glendenmngs wife was also severely beaten but survived. Meanwhile, two weekends ago an elderly man was taken to hospital after being shot in the back and two other elderly people were beaten in two attempted break-ins in the Newcastle area. Last week, the Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear an ap Thousands protest abortion law or 12th week of pregnancy.

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