Even as they grieve the loss of a fun-loving daredevil, family members of Brandon Marchant are demanding answers about how the 32-year-old died after he was found unresponsive in a London, Ont., jail cell. "People are coming from all over Ontario, friends, family members, lawyers and families of other victims of the jail," said Melissa Stokes, Marchant's sister. (Kerry McKee/CBC)Many of those family members plan to be at the jail on Saturday to show support for Marchant's relatives. Family members say Marchant was a rambunctious prankster, popular with friends and women. Family members were able to visit Marchant in hospital after he was readmitted July 3.

Source: CBC News July 16, 2021 09:00 UTC