Anne-Marie Robinson
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Sea of Lies from Uncover · S31 E7: Club no one wanted to join | The Banned Teacher · 8 Jan 2025
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Chiffon says the teacher also shared a bed with her friend, who was 16 at the time. I can't reach out to her. She recently died. But Chiffon says the other girl's father found out about the alleged sexual abuse. The dad went to the school. He told an administrator. So her dad is this...
That strong guy, he hit the teacher. It kind of sounds like out of a movie, too. After the punch, he was gone the next day. At least that's how I remember it. The teacher left Port Credit Secondary School long before the school year was over, and he ended up at Anne Marie's school a few months later. In 1975, the punch and being forced to leave the school should have sent a strong message.
Sexual encounters between teachers and students were wrong. But it appears a pattern was set, a pattern that would repeat at different schools with different girls. And Anne Marie says rather than stopping that kind of inappropriate behavior, he used what happened at Port Credit to manipulate her.
Anne Marie would really like to meet that father. But I know the father would not want to talk about it.
Yeah. It's because he's an adult who did something. He reported the alleged abuse to the administration. These women have so little evidence other adults tried to stop the abuse.
They all like that idea, reaching out to the father. Punch Daddy. Probably a good name for him. But for now, it's time to say goodbye. The inaugural meeting is coming to a close.
I asked Doug Walker about allegations made by Ali and Chiffon. He declined to comment. Next time on The Banned Teacher.
The band Teacher is investigated, reported, written, and hosted by me, Julie Ireton. Allison Cook is the story and script editor, producer, sound designer, and mixer. Felice Chin is our executive producer and story editor. Eve Saint-Laurent is our legal advisor. Jennifer Chen, Amanda Pfeffer and Jen White provided valuable production advice.
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How does that happen? Like, where were the adults?
I mean, how does that happen? And how do people not, like, where were the adults? Then Anne-Marie finds a lead.
I wanted to buy the best French horn that I could. And it's just for me so beautiful and so symbolic of me taking back my power. And so I talked to people about where do you buy a really good French horn. She was referred to an instrument dealer. And so there's this man in Toronto named Peter Samuelson.
And yes, he does know Doug Walker. And another kind of strange coincidence in this whole story. I, I'm, I'm shamefully rational in my thought process, but I do kind of feel like in this story, there is some magic in it because there's just so many coincidences. Yeah. She called Peter to explain the connection. I could hear in Peter's voice that he was kind of shaken by what I had to tell him. Um,
I think he knew that Walker was in some sort of trouble.
So we must be close. Yeah, I think we're about a kilometer away, I'm feeling. Are you really? I just don't know what to expect. So you turn right at the next stop sign and then a left. You're just one step ahead of the GPS.
I really feel sad for him.
Go past this stop sign. Then at the next one, turn right.
I got little cupcakes. He's such an important part of the story to us. And yeah, it's hard to understand why. I just think Because we, yeah, I know we see him as a hero, but yeah.
I was abused by Doug Walker. And he told me that he was punched in the face by a father at a previous school.
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