The Kamloops man accused of killing 29-year-old Jesse Seymour was a "good friend" of the victim s, according to police. He also had a litany of previous crimes, prosecutions and jail time in his short history.
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Death in Paradise is celebrating its 10th series this year with some special episodes. The BBC series returned recently and will continue every Thursday on BBC One. Already, fans have been treated to the return of one memorable character.
John Jules was a cultural leader of the Shuswap Nation.
Tk emlups Indian Band and the Shuswap Nation as a whole have lost a cultural luminary - a traditional knowledge keeper - with the death of John Jules.
That was how John s brother, former TIB chief Manny Jules, described his importance to the community as a wake continued in the elder s honour Tuesday.
John Jules, 56, died Saturday at RIH after battling inoperable cancer since he was diagnosed in June. As the two eldest siblings in a family of seven children, they shared many experiences growing up. What he excelled at was the cultural aspect, Manny said. We had lost the (Secwepemctsin) language because of residential schools. He earned a degree in archeology and he gathered knowledge from the elders.
Demain nous appartient : Jules va être le seul à soutenir Charlie confie Xavier Widhoff allocine.fr - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from allocine.fr Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.