Podcasts about surete

We are so excited to journey with you to Three Pines, the fictional French-Canadian village created by Louise Penny for her Three Pines series, featuring Armand Gamache. This spin-off podcast series will tackle each of the books in the series in turn, in a spoiler-FILLED format. Be sure you've read the book before listening to the episode. As you've come to expect with all Currently Reading content, Meredith and Roxanna will follow a regular episode format, with regular segments, so you know what to expect each and every time. We love staying focused on the book, rather than conversational rabbit holes.  Show notes for this series will not be time-stamped except for broad sections, but will include links to Bookshop dot org or Amazon for any books or resources referenced in the episode. 1:43 - Putting the Book Into Context How the Light Gets In by Louise Penny Published Aug 27, 2013 by Minotaur Books 4.48 rating on Goodreads Seasonal setting - Winter Book Awards: Edgar Award nomination for best novel, Publisher's Weekly Best Mystery/Thriller book of 2013, one of Washington Post's top 10 books of the year, one of NPR's best books of 2013. Critic Reviews Meredith's and Roxanna's encounters with the book 9:24 - The Setup 11:21 - A Deeper Exploration First paragraph The Beautiful Mystery by Louise Penny The pacing of the novel Dual plots that compliment each other perfectly Themes: how the light gets in, community and resistance,  Subtle light vs dark - Surete vs Three Pines Dogs Ruth's addiction not a problem to solve in the series Canadian aspects Article about corruption in Quebec Dionne quintuplets wiki The ending 1:21:52 - Superlatives Character MVP Biggest loser Best food description Is this book skippable? No spoilers this episode!  The next book will be The Long Way Home by Louise Penny   Support Us: Become a Bookish Friend | Grab Some Merch Shop Bookshop dot org | Shop Amazon Bookish Friends Receive: The Indie Press List with a curated list of five books hand sold by the indie of the month. April's IPL is brought to you by Warwick's in La Jolla, California! Love and Chili Peppers with Kaytee and Rebekah - romance lovers get their due with this special episode focused entirely on the best selling genre fiction in the business.  All Things Murderful with Meredith and Elizabeth - special content for the scary-lovers, brought to you with the behind-the-scenes insights of an independent bookseller From the Editor's Desk with Kaytee and Bunmi Ishola - a quarterly peek behind the curtain at the publishing industry The Bookish Friends Facebook Group - where you can build community with bookish friends from around the globe as well as our hosts Connect With Us: The Show: Instagram | Website | Email | Threads The Hosts and Regulars: Meredith | Kaytee | Mary | Roxanna Production and Editing: Megan Phouthavong Evans Affiliate Disclosure: All affiliate links go to Bookshop unless otherwise noted. Shopping here helps keep the lights on and benefits indie bookstores. Thanks for your support!

In this Bell Work Talk, bitemark analysis in sexual assault and child abuse cases will be discussed. The standards and protocols involved will be covered. James Frizzell attended McGill University in 2019 for a degree in dental forensics. The Quebec Provincial police (Surete du Quebec) also trained in forensic photography. Received education also from Detroit Morgue (Wayne Co. Medical Examiner Center) and from University of Tennessee Body Farm (Research Center on Human Decomposition) Resources: 1. ABFO Standards and Guidelines (American Board of Forensic Odontology (they set the standards and protocols) https://abfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/ABFO-DRM-Section-4-Standards-Guidelines-Sept-2017-New-page-numbers.pdf 2. ASFO (American Society of Forensic Odontology) https://asfo.org/contact/ Any of these two aforementioned resources (organizations) may be contacted for help with a bite mark case, if you are seeking a local forensic dentist in your geographic location. 3. Bite mark documentation and analysis: the forensic 3D/CAD supported photogrammetry approach (Forensic Science International Volume 135, Issue 2, 12 August 2003, Pages 115-121) https://www.google.com/imgres?q=human%20bitemark%20patterned%20flow%20chart&imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fars.els-cdn.com%2Fcontent%2Fimage%2F1-s2.0-S0379073803002056-gr4.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sciencedirect.com%2Fscience%2Farticle%2Fpii%2FS0379073803002056&docid=456ysnzZNmganM&tbnid=YSnugvqwwzW3LM&vet=12ahUKEwjJ5ZGfyo2IAxUFhIkEHVMeA7EQM3oECD8QAA..i&w=447&h=356&hcb=2&ved=2ahUKEwjJ5ZGfyo2IAxUFhIkEHVMeA7EQM3oECD8QAA Bell Work Talks Listener Survey: We'd really like to learn more about what you think of the podcast, and what you'd like to hear in future episodes. https://forms.gle/dos4a11PEmCgth7Z8

As it heads into its 21st year, Writers at Woody Point continues to showcase its deep connection to Newfoundland and Labrador literature and attracts authors and musicians from across the province and around the world. Authors at next week's event include Louise Penny, known for her 18 crime novels featuring Chief Inspector Gamache of the Surete du Québec. They've been translated into 31 languages, have won nine Agatha and six Anthony awards, and debuted atop international bestseller lists.

Originally published August 20, 2017A follow-up episode revisiting the case of offender Luc Gregoire.Discussions include updates on the Lise Choquette case, Louise Camirand's addition to the Surete du Quebec's cold case website, parole decisions in the matters of Isabelle Bolduc and Julie Boisvenu, the Murder Accountability Project.For more information please visit the website: theresaallore.com/2017/08/luc-greg…ollow-up-wkt-33/

Do you know bagatelle?You know bagatelle probably from the handheld pinball incantation from your childhood. The word "bagatelle" means a "trifle" or simply "child's play."I have a case that is child's play; the 1990 murder of 23-year-old Lise Brisebois. It's a wonder a suspect has never been mentioned as an obvious candidate has been geographically under the Surete du Quebec's nose for thirty years – a sort of criminal investigative bagatelle.https://johnallore.substack.com/

What made an Italian painter decorator think it was a good idea to steal the world's most famous painting? And how did some "Half wit" slip through the Surete's fingers?Visit our website, http://crimemostfrench.com, for photos.

"Some systematic, institutionalized fuckery going on."In July 2018, 17-year-old Riley Fairholm was shot dead by a Sûreté du Québec police officer on the deserted streets of Lac Brome. This episode is an interview with Riley's mother, Tracy Wing. We talk about her advocacy, her lawsuit against the Quebec police, and her home town of Knowlton, real life location of the fictitious Three Pines in the Louise Penny novels featuring super Surete du Quebec investigator, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache.For more information please visit the website: https://theresaallore.com/2021/09/18/riley-fairholm-shot-dead-by-a-surete-du-quebec-police-officer-the-tracy-wing-interview-wkt5-15/

In February 1970 - five months after the murder of Teresa Martin - the Surete du Quebec took over the investigation from the Montreal North police (reasons to be discussed later). In the spring of 1970 the mother of one of the girls, Huguette D, overheard a conversation between her daughter and one of her friends, Johanne H in which Johanne H stated that she knew who killed Teresa Martin. The mother of Huguette D then narced on her daughter and went to the police, resulting in the May 21 interrogation. These interviews were conducted by Laurin Lapointe and Roch Heroux, but they were under the authority of the Surete du Quebec homicide investigator, Sergent Marcel Ste-Marie. Before going any further we should know more about these men - and they were all men - who interrogated two teenage girls for well over an hour.For more information visit the website: http://theresaallore.com/2021/05/06/you-dont-have-a-name-in-your-head-teresa-martin-6-wkt5/

, Christophe Basse, président du Conseil national des administrateurs judiciaires et des mandataires judiciaires, était l'invité de Christophe Jakubyszyn dans Good Morning Business, ce mercredi 24 février. Ils sont revenus sur les conséquences des défaillances d'entreprises sur les salariés et l'ordonnance de sûreté, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Monita and Kate discuss the latest mystery novel by Louise Penny. This is the 16th novel featuring Inspector Gamache of the Surete' du Quebec. This one is a bit different since most of it takes place in Paris instead the of the Canadian Province of Quebec. But don't worry because some of our favorite characters are back; most notably Armand Gamache's family, his godfather and of course Jean-Guy Beavoir. So just sit back and listen to the duo discuss this book!

Welcome to the Genius Design Transcends Time Podcast: Where Fashion and Health Connect. In today's episode Andrea Alexa Smith and world-renowned French criminologist Alain Bauer talk about fashion and crime and its role in social conditioning and belonging, mapping the supply chain and effective data control for promoting a healthier, safer and more sustainable world. Alain shares his unique insight into the focus of today’s fashion supply chain on protecting trademarks, reducing counterfeit products, preventing child labor, reducing usage of natural resources, reducing waste, preventing chemical pollution and illegal disposal of waste in other countries, and moving towards sustainability for the worker, the community and the environment. Alain says this crisis is the last alarm before the big one and that the big one is coming and face masks are here to stay. Alain says the fashion industry should feature the face mask on the runways this upcoming season and introduce better looking and more functional face-masks as the fashion designers have a huge influence on the public.Bio:Alain Bauer is a world-renowned French criminologist and former Security Advisor to French Prime Minister Michel Rocard and with almost every new administration since 1988. President Nicholas Sarkozy appointed him to reorganize the French system on security and strategy, focusing on the creation of a National Security Council. Alain is widely respected for his work against racism, anti-Semitism and discrimination. Alain is Commander of the Legion of Honour. Alain Bauer is a consultant to the New York Police Department, the Los Angeles Police Department, and the Surete du Quebec in Canada. He is member of the OECD Task Force on Charting Illicit Trade, and is Member of the EUROPOL SOCTA’s Academic Advisory Group.Alain was President of The National Private Security Regulation Council from 2012-2017, President of the Strategic Research High Council to the President and Prime Minister of the French Republic from 2009-2019, President of French National Crime Commission from 2003-2013, Co-president of the mission for the White Book on Public Security from 2010-2011, President of Working Group on Custom Files from 2009-2010, President of the Strategic Security Mission to the President from 2007-2010, President of the Police Files Control Group from 2006-2008, Vice-President of Francopol since 2009, Member of the Honorary Committee of the International League Against Racism and Antisemitism since 2003, Former member of the High Authority against Discrimination from 2005-2007, Former member of the National Commission for Human Rights from 2000-2003 and Former Vice President of the Sorbonne University in Paris from 1981-1988. Alain is Editor of the International Journal on Criminology and Member of The Advisory Board of Prism, Center for Complex Organizations, National Defense University, Washington DC. Alain’s criminological and strategic books range on topics from violence in insecure urban environments, global security, the enigma of Al Qaeda, Criminology in the United States, Criminology in France, global crime, history of medicine in criminal identification, statistics in criminals and victimization, terrorism, counter terrorism, transnational criminology, public security and strategy, video surveillance and protection, football, and violence in society today. Alain is Professor, Chair of Criminology, at the National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts, Chair of the Police Crimes and Sciences at the Security Management MBA, Senior Fellow at the Terrorist Center of John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, Senior Fellow at the Law and Political Science University in Beijing, and Associate Professor at Fudan University in Shanghai. http://www.alainbauer.com

In October 2015 the french Radio-Canada investigative television program, Enquête, uncovered stories of sexual violence toward aboriginal women in the Quebec mining town of Val d’Or, about 500 kilometres northwest of Montreal. The alleged victims spoke of a pattern involving the Quebec provincial police, the Surete du Quebec over a period of at least two decades. The woman told of how officers routinely picked up women who appeared to be intoxicated, drove them out of town and left them to walk home in the cold. Some alleged they were physically assaulted or made to perform sex acts.

"The Surete du Quebec is seeking the public's help in finding an 18-year-old Ste. Catherine woman who has been missing for five days. Hélène Hurtubise was last seen early Sunday morning by a friend, an RCMP constable. She was driving a black 1992 Pontiac Grand Prix..." For more information please visit the website: http://theresaallore.com/2019/08/lache-les-policiers-the-strange-death-of-helene-hurtubise-wkt3-16/

In 1997 Lawrence Poitras, was asked by the Quebec provincial government to look into the investigative practices of its police force, the Surete du Quebec. Specifically there were allegations of evidence tampering during a drug investigation, and indications that the SQ's high command attempted to derail an internal investigation into the matter that has simply become known as The Matticks Affair. For more information please visit the website: http://theresaallore.com/2019/08/downward-spiral-laffaire-matticks-and-the-poitras-commission-wkt3-15/

Pete avait prédit l'échec de Teo Taxi. MERCI DE SUPPORTER LE STU-DIO: https://www.paypal.me/stupitt https://stu-dio.tv (cliquez sur 'faire un don' en haut à droite) virement interac: pitreandre@hotmail.com Page Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JE-COUPE-LE-CÂBLE-196496734607750

The 1971 murder of Lucie Beaudoin. 47 years later, the Surete du Quebec commits a painful blunder. For more information please visit the website: http://theresaallore.com/2019/01/lucie-beaudoin-flashing-fire-will-follow-part-1-wkt3-1/

Chief Superintendent Gamache is named an executor of a stranger’s will along with two other residents of Three Pines. Narrator Robert Bathurst brings a world-weary quality to Gamache while still capturing the character’s steady, compassionate nature. Gamache’s career at the Surete continues to be in peril. Published by Macmillan Audio Read the full review of KINGDOM OF THE BLIND at audiofilemagazine.com. For more free audiobook recommendations, sign up for AudioFile Magazine’s newsletter. On today’s episode are host Jo Reed and AudioFile Magazine’s Founder & Editor Robin Whitten Support for AudioFile's Sound Reviews comes from GraphicAudio, featuring series such as The Stormlight Archive, Deathlands, Smoke Jensen, Demon Cycle, and over 1,000 more A Movie In Your Mind full cast productions available only at www.GraphicAudio.net. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cette semaine, Pete nous parle des droits fondamentaux des québécois MERCI DE SUPPORTER LE STU-DIO: https://www.paypal.me/stupitt https://stu-dio.tv (cliquez sur 'faire un don' en haut à droite) virement interac: pitreandre@hotmail.com

Cette semaine, Pete nous enseigne comment établir une fiducie... pour arrêter de se faire voler. MERCI DE SUPPORTER LE STU-DIO: https://www.paypal.me/stupitt https://stu-dio.tv (cliquez sur @faire un don@ en haut à droite) virement interac: pitreandrehotmail.com

Cette semaine, Pete nous parle de nos droits fondamentaux et quoi faire avec. Merci de supporter le Stu-Dio:www.paypal.me/stupittvirement interac: pitreandre@hotmail.com

Toute une entrevue ce soir avec notre animateur vedette et futur maire de Montréal Gilbert Thibodeau. Pete parle de corruption et de gaspillage des fonds publics avec Gilbert et les échanges sont épiques! Merci de supporter le Stu-Dio:www.paypal.me/stupittvirement interac: pitreandre@hotmail.com

Ce soir Pete nous explique d'où nous venons et dans quel société nous vivons.

Pete reçoit le sonneur d'alerte Marc Magendie. Il expose une fraude monumentale (80-100 millions $ / an)dont personne ne veut s'occuper... ni la GRC, ni la SQ, ni l'UPAC, ni Revenu Québec, ni le ministre des finances... personne. De plus, M. Magendie subit une intimidation monstre, ce qui démontre une fois de plus à quel point la corruption est profonde et généralisée au Québec. Merci de supporter le Stu-Dio!www.paypal.me/stupittvirement interac: pitreandre@hotmail.com

PEUPLE DEBOUT!

Cette semaine, Pete nous parle de plusieurs documents indispensables ainsi que de documentaires à voir absolument!

Cette semaine Pete augmente la dose et prépare sa visite au parlement!

pETE IS BACK

Pete veut se présenter en politique et nous fait ses promesses. Vers la fin de l'émission, Stu Pitt lui propose d'ajouter un volet "prostitution" à son programme.

Ce soir, Pete nous raconte l'histoire de la sûreté à partir de sa naissance, et aussi il raconte pourquoi il ne signe pas certains documents.

Ce soir, Pete fait une lettre de change.

Pete nous parle d'un dossier concernant la régie du loyer.

Cette semaine, Pete nous parle de nos droits fondamentaux et de son ignorance de la part de la population.

- The 1992 abduction and murder of 11 year old Marie-Ève Larivière, sexually assaulted and strangled in Laval. - The Surete du Quebec expands it's cold-case unit to 30 officers. - The 2009 murder of Natasha Cournoyer by serial offender Claude Larouche. For more information visit the website: http://theresaallore.com/2018/01/marie-eve-lariviere-wkt2-4/

Scots/Irish and the restoration of culture and hope among First Nations in Manitoba, Canada (Filmed on location in Manitoba, Canada, and Northern Ireland, in 2005 and 2007, and currently in post production in our Belfast-based Edit Facility) Mistreated and abused In essence, this documentary exposes how we – the Scots/Irish – mistreated and abused the native people of North America and how they, in turn, after many decades of this degradation, found their culture validated by Israeli Jews - of all people! And as we also seek to right the wrongs done in our name, the response has been quite amazing. Today, among Native Americans, the rates of disease, alcoholism and suicide are higher than in many third world countries. Yet only a handful of people on this side of the Atlantic are even aware of the legacy of pain and social deprivation left by those who left these shores. Hidden from history for centuries, this is a story that now demands to be told! Raymond McCullough was editor of Irish magazine, ‘Bread’, for six years and has for many years been involved in reconciliation between Protestant and Roman Catholic in Ireland. However, until the visit of a group of Native Americans to Belfast in 2004 he, like most people here, was completely unaware of any need for reconciliation between ourselves and the First Nations in North America. Not free to practice their own faith A couple of hundred years ago, many Presbyterians, and Roman Catholics, left the shores of Ireland and Scotland because, under English rule, they were not free to practice their own faith. Presbyterians were mockingly referred to as ‘blackmouths’. Their worship services had to be held in secret in the hedges. Roman Catholics, likewise, had to visit a ‘mass rock’ out in the fields. Their priests were hunted, with a bounty on their heads. So, we set sail for the new world – and the promise of freedom of religion! Many of these people became the founders of modern-day Canadian culture. Freedom, that is, for us, the new white settlers, but not, apparently, for the indigenous people of North America. These were people who had already been living there for 4,000 years! We described these First Nations as ‘savages’ and ‘pagans’, their worship as ‘devil worship’ and their culture as ‘backward’ and ‘depraved’. Forced them into ‘Reserves’ We made them all kinds of promises and signed solemn treaties. But we then proceeded to break every one of them! They welcomed us and agreed to share their land. But we stole all of the best land and forced them into ‘Reserves’ on the poorest and remotest parts. To this day only 3% of First Nation people have ever responded to the ‘white man’s religion’. And the people who carried out much of this policy had surnames that could easily be those of your Ulster neighbours! The Mounties rounded up native children, cut off their hair, and placed them in a church-run Residential School system. This was a way of providing a ‘civilizing’ education ‘on the cheap’. But it resulted in widespread indoctrination, abuse, and the deaths of 50,000 children – a 40-50% death rate! To this day, neither the Canadian government, ‘Department of Indian Affairs’, nor the main denominations, have been willing to reveal where the bodies of those children are buried! ‘120 Drums’ came to Belfast In February 2004, Grand Chief Linda Prince came to Belfast with the ‘120 Drums of Thunder’. 80 First Nation Americans performed their native dances and shared their culture. They explained that they had come to bless the Celtic people – we who in the past, had definitely not been a blessing to them! Imagine their surprise, then, that they, perceived at home as ‘dirty, drunken Indians’, should be so enthusiastically welcomed. This happened not only in Ireland, but also in Israel. In 1999, Linda led a group to Israel. In Jerusalem, Orthodox Jews arrived in tears when they heard the Drum Group singing one of their native ‘honour songs’. The Jews explained that the Native Americans were singing in Ancient Hebrew and their song was directed to the God of Israel! The Creator had made a mistake Yet, back home in Canada they had been taught that the Creator had made a mistake in creating them, and that He had sent the churches to correct this mistake – along with beatings and abuse! This is the story of a journey - both literally and in terms of growing understanding - of Raymond ‘s first encounter with these hurting people - in his home town of Bangor, in Belfast and, later, in Manitoba; and of his return with his two daughters to continue that healing process. While in Belfast, members of the Drum Group invited Raymond and his daughter, Kelly, to come and visit them. This they did, arriving in Pukatawagan, a Reserve in northern Manitoba, at the end of May, 2004. Raymond was interviewed on local radio and apologized for the wrong things taught and carried out by our Celtic ancestors. This brought a very positive response from the presenter and from many who heard the broadcast. Since Raymond’s visit significant changes have been taking place in the lives of that community. Exposing the legacy of the Residential School system Commentary is shared with Raymond’s younger daughter, Connaire, (visiting there for the first time). She reports on the historical background to this story, exposing the legacy of the Residential School system and the government’s assimilation policy – the native gangs in Winnipeg, high rates of alcohol abuse and youth suicide – to the background of the 8-hour journey north to ‘Puk’ on the ‘Silver Bullet’. This is the 15 mph (max!) train, which travels the 130 miles from The Pas, through uninhabitable muskeg swamp, to the reserve. Recently Native Americans have decided to reclaim the traditions which have been stolen from them. Mike Spence, a native historian and former gang member, describes the devastating affect the government’s assimilation policy has had on native culture. Louis Daniels, a 71-year-old elder and speaker on native ways, describes a near-death encounter in 2001, and his experience as a Residential School victim. In spite of the abuse he is able to declare, ‘but I have forgiven those people!’ Plans for a First Nations Embassy in Jerusalem! A group of five chiefs of native communities in Manitoba were made extremely welcome in Israel in August 2005. This has culminated in plans now for a First Nations Embassy in Jerusalem! The chief of Pukatawagan talks to Raymond about his own change of heart, the needs of the community and the reasons behind the First Nations strong affinity with Israel. Young people share how significant the restoring of their native culture is to them and how their lives have been affected as a result. A youth worker describes her childhood in Puk during the 70s, (when bullets were flying freely!), the setting up of their first Youth Conference in 2001 and establishment of a Youth Drop-in Centre. Since then the previously high rate of suicide among young men, (previously an average of one per month!), appears to have ceased! We hope to end the documentary with footage from modern-day Quebec, where both the Federal Canadian Government and the Surete de Quebec, (the local police), have been attacking peaceful protesters - protesting the fact that the government have not honoured their written agreeements - attacking them with riot gear, batons, tear gas and pepper spray, and injuring some of the weaker participants. So, unfortunately, our habit of breaking treaties continues to this day! Flute solo, 'From the heart', by Elmer Atlookan - from the Woodland Cree Singers album, '120 Drums - Live in Belfast!'. Available from: Precious Oil Productions Ltd, (www.preciousoil.com/music/). My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-663f091eeea2e7dbc2fdee950e446781}