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 'Shoeshine boy' tragedy lives on for family ; Sister speaks out on eve of killer's parole hearing
[Ontario Edition]
Toronto Star
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Toronto, Ont.
After the murder, the Jaques children vowed to protect their parents, but the recent news of [Robert Kribs]' impending parole hearing has made that task more difficult. After hearing of it on Portuguese- language radio, [Emanuel Jaques]'s father wanted to appear before the board, but his daughter talked him out of it, fearing the stress would be too much for him. [Saul Betesh] and Kribs became eligible to apply for full parole in August and originally waived their right to a hearing, but Kribs has since changed his mind and is exercising his right, the parole board says. [Dale Brazao]/Toronto Star REST IN PEACE: Flowers adorn the grave of Emanuel Jaques, whose body was found on the roof of a Yonge St. body-rub parlour in 1977. One of his killers, Robert Kribs, far left, now seeks parole. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction or distribution is prohibited without permission.
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