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Petition to deny parole for killer of six, including two children, garners 31,520 signatures

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January 16, 2026
David Shearing, or Davis Ennis, was arrested in the 1980s in Tumbler Ridge before he confessed to killing six members of the same family. A petition calling for him to stay behind bars has received 31,520 signatures as of January 16th.

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