The New York Times has corrected its obituary of Donald Marshall, Jr., following remonstrations from Contrarian and from one of the lawyers who represented Marshall before the celebrated inquiry that bears his name. The original Times obit, published in its August 7 edition, two days after Marshall's death, contained the following paragraph: Late on the night of May 28, 1971, Mr. Marshall and a friend, Sandy Seale, went walking in a Sydney park and tried to rob an older man, Roy Ebsary, who drew a knife and killed Mr. Seale. As Contrarian wrote to the obituary's author, William Grimes: The Royal Commission on the...

On trial in 1971: [caption id="attachment_1797" align="alignnone" width="600" caption="(Canadian Press Photo)"][/caption] Upon his release in 1982 : [caption id="attachment_1798" align="alignwrap" width="600" caption="(Canadian Press Photo by Halifax photographer Albert Lee.)"][/caption] With his mother, Caroline Marshall, following double-lung transplant in 2003: [caption id="attachment_1799" align="alignwrap" width="600" caption="(Canadian Press photo)"][/caption]...