COLD LOGIC — THE STARLIGHT TOURS...
COLD LOGIC — THE STARLIGHT TOURS: WHEN INSTITUTIONS STOP SEEING PEOPLE

Cold Logic por Myia Hanson and Jeremy Hanson

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QUESTIONS THIS EPISODE ANSWERS What was a Starlight Tour? The term refers to a practice in which police officers detained a person, usually Indigenous and usually male, drove them beyond the city limits at night in winter, and abandoned them there without arrest, charge, transport home, or documentation. The name comes from the fact that the only light left overhead was starlight. Accounts of the practice in Saskatchewan have been traced back to at least the 1970s. Who was Neil Stonechild? Neil Stonechild was a seventeen year old Saulteaux First Nation teenager last seen in Saskatoon on the night of November 24, 1990, when the temperature reached roughly twenty eight below zero Celsius. His frozen body was found five days later in an industrial area on the northwest edge of the city, roughly nine kilometers from where he was last seen, wearing a lig ... 
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