Stolen | APTN Investigates
A previous version of this story said that Indigenous Services had a name in their files – other than Lawrence Joseph Bear – for someone who may be Melvina Bear’s son. This is now understood to be incorrect, and APTN Investigates regrets the error. -------------- In a pair of cases from 1967 and 1982, Indigenous mothers were allegedly told by staff at hospitals their babies died shortly after birth – but years later there are indications both of these infants may have lived. #aptninvestigates • • • APTN National News, our stories told our way. Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/2uowfBY Visit our website for more: https://aptnnews.ca Follow APTN News on Twitter: / aptnnews Like APTN News on Facebook: / aptnnews Follow APTN News on Instagram: / aptnnews Download the APTN News app here: https://aptnnews.ca/aptn-news-app Listen and subscribe to APTN News podcasts here: https://aptnnews.ca/podcasts
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