Sean Russworm
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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Sea of Lies from Uncover · Uncover Introduces: Someone Knows Something Season 9 · 16 Nov 2024
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Well, she didn't like keeping her room clean either. kind of a tomboy.
As long as they behave, then maybe they can stay.
She liked to take stuff apart.
There was times where other people would pick on her younger brother, Sean, and then Chrissy would be right there sticking up for her brother. Chrissy was right there and punched out a couple of boys that were picking on Sean. This was in public school already. So she could hold her own. She was feisty and when she needed to be.
When we started to get closer, she'd come out to the garage and Asked me if she could use my tools. Yeah, they're right there. If I go to help, no, no, she'd want to do it herself.
She left.
She was against drinking. We were really proud of her for that.
Very close.
And the town police was very upset when we set that up. They were not impressed. But you had set up a search?
We were told if we went anywhere near the park that weekend, the very first weekend she disappeared, there would be consequences and repercussions.
The town police took them down.
I went through two. The first one was fairly basic. It didn't bother me too much. The second one was at a very tense time in my life. My employer at the time was on strike in 1999. I had the interview over at Mount Forest OPP station and I believe it was October of 1999. And I was interviewed by one of their forensic people from Kingston, supposedly one of their head people.
It was very, very intense. It was about a four to five hour process. And they accused me in many different ways of murdering Christine, strangling, rape, shooting her, drowning her, and just everything they could to push my buttons. What pushed my buttons the most during this process, I know that they were videotaping and recording the session.
They mentioned that they had Paul Bernardo in another room. They wanted to know what my thoughts were.
And with myself already being bipolar and things that were going on in my life at that time, I completely lost it. I jumped out of my seat. I seem to remember throwing a couple of things around. I just said, let me at this son of a bitch because only one of us is going to walk out of the room alive. I completely lost control. They tried to calm me down. I shook them off.
All I had in my mind was looking for Paul Bernardo. I wanted Adam. And I wanted him dead. And that's the last I can remember.
That I was cleared. As far as they were concerned, I had nothing to do with it. But they said they had to do what they had to do to prove that I was not guilty.
Do I wish anyone to ever go through a process like that? No, it's hell. It's not a very nice process. But they did everything that they needed to do, and I commend them for doing it. I just still wish that we had something more to bring justice and bring Christine home.
Marianne and I spent a lot of time. The first six months to a year we went to Kitchener, London, Toronto... Where else did we go, dear? I can't even remember.
Every chance we had going to places that we probably, we checked shelters. We went into, I'm not sure if it was a halfway house or a drug house or what it was.
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