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Happy hug: An ecstatic Julie Bowers wraps her arms around husband John last night after an Ontario Supreme Court jury found her not guilty in the killing of their son Dustin
Happy hug: An ecstatic Julie Bowers wraps her arms around husband John last night after an Ontario Supreme Court jury found her not guilty in the killing of their son Dustin

Happy hug: An ecstatic Julie Bowers wraps her arms around husband John last night after an Ontario Supreme Court jury found her not guilty in the killing of their son Dustin

Date3/16/1990
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  • Happy hug: An ecstatic Julie Bowers wraps her arms around husband John last night after an Ontario Supreme Court jury found her not guilty in the killing of their son Dustin
  • Happy hug: An ecstatic Julie Bowers wraps her arms around husband John last night after an Ontario Supreme Court jury found her not guilty in the killing of their son Dustin.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Happy hug: An ecstatic Julie Bowers wraps her arms around husband John last night after an Ontario Supreme Court jury found her not guilty in the killing of their son Dustin.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0121932F
      GeographyCountryCanada
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      Not guilty: Julie Bowers, husband John (foreground) and lawyers Cindy Wasser and Jack Pinkofsky beam after Julie's acquittal last night
      Not guilty: Julie Bowers, husband John (foreground) and lawyers Cindy Wasser and Jack Pinkofsky beam after Julie's acquittal last night
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