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Predatory tactics eradicated consent, Crown argues in N.L. sexual abuse, exploitation trial

CBC Canada · September 22, 2026 at 4:42 p.m.

Predatory tactics eradicated consent, Crown argues in N.L. sexual abuse, exploitation trial

Crown prosecutor Deidre Badcock began her closing submissions on Tuesday with sharp criticism of Tony Humby's alleged predatory tactics for finding victims who couldn't advocate for themselves.

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Predatory tactics eradicated consent, Crown argues in N.L. sexual abuse, exploitation trial

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