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In a shocking turn of events, Lawyer John David Ekpenyong was caught lying to multiple judges at the Kitchener Waterloo courthouse from 2022-2024. Despite clear evidence, Assistant Crown Attorney Wilson Lim decided to stay the charges of perjury and submitting fraudulent documents. Justice Munro sided with the crown, preventing me from speaking out during the hearing. What message does this send about the justice system when lies and document fraud go unpunished? With the crown’s resistance to these charges, it raises serious concerns about fairness and corruption within Canadian courts. Watch as we expose yet another troubling pattern in the judicial system


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