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Rob Tripp

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I've been writing about rapists, murderers and thieves for more than 25 years. For most of that time, I was based in Kingston, Ontario, the penitentiary capital of Canada, home to seven federal prisons. I've written for many newspapers, including the Toronto Star, National Post, Montreal Gazette and the Kingston Whig-Standard, Canada's oldest continuously published daily newspaper. I've won a few awards along the way, including Canada's most coveted prize in daily newspaper journalism, a National Newspaper Award (and have five additional nominations.) My book on the Shafia family murders, Without Honour, was long-listed for the Taylor Prize for literary non-fiction. In January 2011, I left the Whig-Standard to work as a full-time, freelance ...more

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Rob Tripp I was the first journalist to write about the mysterious deaths in 2009 in eastern Ontario of four members of the Shafia family. When I saw the true…moreI was the first journalist to write about the mysterious deaths in 2009 in eastern Ontario of four members of the Shafia family. When I saw the true scope of the story, I knew it would require a book to tell it fully.(less)
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Aqsa ParvezMuhammad Parvez, who strangled his 16-year-old daughter Aqsa (inset) to death because of his distorted belief that she had tarnished his family honour, has died in prison. His death comes nearly a decade after the murder that became a flashpoint for a national debate about cultural traditions imported to Canada by newcomers. “I killed my daughter. . . with my hands,” Parvez said, in a 911 call...

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A thorough catalogue of the Harper era cone of silence attitude that now pervades federal politics and has poisoned the public service.
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An easy read on the subject of psychopathy, full of anecdotes and scenarios. Not as much 'science' as I'd like to see in a book on the subject.
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“I want to know everything, and most of all, secrets.”
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“Writing a book is a horrible, exhausting struggle, like a long bout with some painful illness. One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven on by some demon whom one can neither resist nor understand.”
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