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Sister of domestic murder victim Nancy Cooper raises awareness at WIN House eventAn Alberta woman whose sister’s 2008 murder by her husband in the U.S. made headlines across the continent is hoping their family’s nightmare will help prevent similar tragedies.CanadaMar 5
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Albertan Brad Cooper, who murdered wife in North Carolina, released from prisonBrad Cooper, 47, who killed his Edmonton-raised wife Nancy near their North Carolina home in 2008, is expected to be deported back to Canada after being released from prison Monday.CrimeNov 23, 2020
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‘It is disappointing’: Newly installed Salmon Arm rainbow crosswalk defacedThe city installed the crosswalk on 5 Street SW, near Blackburn Park, on July 18.Jul 26, 2018
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‘There’s closure,’ says victim’s family following Brad Cooper’s guilty pleaOn Monday Brad Cooper pleaded guilty to killed his 34-year-old wife Nancy in 2008, and dumped the former Edmonton woman's body near their home in North Carolina.CrimeSep 22, 2014
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Plea deal still on the table for Brad CooperThe man convicted of killing his Edmonton-born wife in 2008 is reportedly considering a plea deal as he awaits a retrial, according to North Carolina media.CrimeSep 9, 2014
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Court clears way for Brad Cooper retrialThe North Carolina Supreme Court ruled Friday to allow a retrial for Brad Cooper, who was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his Edmonton-born wife Nancy in May 2011.CrimeJan 24, 2014
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