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One of the deceased in a crash in Canada that killed 15 people en route to an ice hockey playoff game was misidentified, Saskatchewan’s ministry of justice said. The ministry said the body of Parker Tobin was mistaken for that of Xavier Labelle. It said Xavier is injured but alive, and Parker is among the deceased. |
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Over the weekend, Tobin's family had tweeted that their son was alive. "This is one of the hardest posts I have ever had to make. Parker is stable at the moment and being airlifted to Saskatoon hospital," Rhonda Clarke Tobin wrote. Meanwhile, Xavier Labelle's family had confirmed his death over the.... |
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HUMBOLDT, Saskatchewan — Saskatchewan's Ministry of Justice said Monday one of the deceased in the crash that killed 15 people en route to a hockey playoff game was misidentified. The ministry said the body of Parker Tobin was mistaken for that of Xavier Labelle. It said Labelle is injured but alive, and Tobin is among the deceased. |
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“Our condolences go out to the family of Parker Tobin. Unfortunately, Parker is one of the 15 that have lost their lives in this terrible tragedy. Parker had been misidentified and was previously believed to have survived.” The news comes as this shattered town mourned its revered local youth hockey.... |
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“Our condolences go out to the family of Parker Tobin. Unfortunately, Parker is one of the 15 that have lost their lives in this terrible tragedy. Parker had been misidentified and was previously believed to have survived.” The news comes as this shattered town mourned its revered local youth hockey.... |
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The ministry said the body of Parker Tobin was mistaken for that of Xavier Labelle. It said Labelle is injured but alive, and Tobin is among the deceased. The Office of the Chief Coroner has apologized for the misidentification. The ministry did not say how the error occurred. |
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The ministry said the body of Parker Tobin was mistaken for that of Xavier Labelle. It said Xavier is injured but alive, and Parker is among the deceased. The Office of the Chief Coroner has apologised for the misidentification. The ministry did not say how the error occurred. |
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11:58 AM EDT. Jeremy Hainsworth & Rob Gillies (HUMBOLDT, Saskatchewan) Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Justice said Monday one of the deceased in the crash that killed 15 people en route to a hockey playoff game was misidentified.
The ministry said the body of Parker Tobin was mistaken for that of Xavier Labelle. |
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was misidentified. The ministry said the body of Parker Tobin was mistaken for that of Xavier Labelle. It said Labelle is injured but alive, and Tobin is among the deceased. The Office of the Chief Coroner has apologized for the misidentification. The ministry did not say how the error occurred. |
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The news comes as this shattered town mourned its revered local youth hockey team, trying to come to grips with a devastating highway accident Friday that also injured the other 14 people on their bus. Over the weekend, Tobin's family had tweeted that their son was alive.
"This is one of the hardest posts I have ever had to make. |
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Garrison was 22 years old, fresh out of college with a degree in meteorology and a few months away from starting work at the National Weather Service in Birmingham. It was April 8, 1998, a Wednesday night. Garrison was getting ready to leave church in Sylvan Springs, a town just west of Birmingham. And an F5 tornado was lurking a few miles away. |
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