These suits may be designed to defend the facilities from prosecution by Canadian authorities. For example, other than the original filing of the claim, in each case there is no follow-up paperwork in any of the files. This suggests that the real intention may have been other than proceeding to trial against those individuals. Moreover, with the suits still pending, the defendants risk possible media exposure and more.
To government bureaucrats, perhaps $1.5 billion is just a number. But to Canadian taxpayers it is money that could have gone to any one of a number of vital and beneficial projects—not the least of which is crime prevention. Instead it went to crime support.
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights, which began its investigation into this matter in 1988 in the United States and in 1991 in Canada, is calling for a full investigation into psychiatric fraud in both countries. Anyone with information is invited to contact CCHR at 696 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2A7. Phone: (416) 922-8447.
    
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