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Jonathan Langille Suicide: Stolen backpack
When police knocked on Jan Thorpe’s door, she thought it was about the woman who struck her with her car earlier in the day.
Instead, on Wednesday the officer delivered the news her 19-year-old son Jonathan Langille was dead.
Worse, Langille’s backpack containing a journal, with all his thoughts, was stolen by a woman who watched Langille die.
“That’s all we have of him, other than his books,” Thorpe said.
The backpack didn’t contain valuables. It had a Celtic knot, his journal and possibly a note, Thorpe believes.
Langille had jumped in front of the southbound train at the Coliseum LRT station.
Police have video, know the woman and are trying to track her down. […]
You can find out more here – Edmonton Sun Article – Edmonton family of student who died by suicide asking for backpack to be returned
