A convicted child killer who became the subject of national outrage when it was learned she’d been transferred to an Indigenous healing lodge is back in prison, the father of her young victim said Thursday. Rafferty,left, and Teri-Lynne McLintic, right, were charged with abduction and first-degree murder in the 2009 abduction of Tori Stafford. In separate proceedings, McClintic and Rafferty were both sentenced to life in prison without any chance of parole for 25 years. Stafford learned, however, that eight years into her sentence, McClintic was quietly relocated to the healing lodge, a facility touted as a path to rehabilitation for Indigenous offenders. In an interview with Toronto television station CP24, Stafford gave Ottawa some credit for sending McClintic back to a traditional prison.

Source: thestar November 08, 2018 16:49 UTC