Is a Lawsuit, Even if one does not want money, the only way to be heard?

I am sharing this blog because someone who knows me as a blogger has asked for help.  I read their account and also checked out in case it was just an UrbanLegends and I can tell you it is not.  As a parent and a grandparent I can identify to some extent with Arnold Kilby's frustration.   Mr. Kilby I do want to say how sorry I am that things like the circumstances of your daughter's death still occur in Ontario.  I pray God will at some point give you peace.

I think though where Mr. Kilby, trying to be a nice man, has gone wrong is in his desire not to file a lawsuit.  Unfortunately, a lawsuit is the only way to get anyone's attention these days.  And if he doesn't want the money, he then should claim that all proceeds from the lawsuit will go to x and/or y charity.  But you can be sure, he'll get attention.

Take a look at all the circumstances.  Yes, the case is a few years old -- but the pain is fresh and will remain so unless there is closure.  If you can help the Kilby family in any way, please do so.  At the end of Mr. Kilby's blog is a list of things that can be done.  But my strong recommendation Arnold is that you seek assistance to file a lawsuit and begin proceedings unless the statute of limitations has set in.

If it has, then the only thing we can do is hope that others do indeed file lawsuits as soon as they believe something is wrong.

Again, may you find true peace in your faith, sir.

No Accountability or Transparency in Ontario

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