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The Boy on the Bicycle

A Forgotten Case of Wrongful Conviction in Toronto

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Ron Moffatt was 14 years old in 1956 when he was accused of murdering a child on the grounds of the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) in Toronto. During a tough police interrogation, Ron falsely confessed and was convicted at trial.

©2021 Dundurn Press (P)2021 Nathan Hendley Politics & Government True Crime
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Another miscarriage of justice

Until this book, I wasn’t familiar with Ron Moffatt’s story, although I followed Steven Truscott’s story over the years. While wrongful convictions sadly happen, few cases were as flimsy as that against Moffatt. A kid with poor balance unable to ride a bike is convicted for an abduction/murder proven to have been committed on a bike, just to name one aspect, let alone the false conviction. So disappointing to know this happened in Canada and, to date, no apology.

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