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Kenneth John Ladubec
The crimes of Jacob Leroy Andrew Green.
Victim(s)
Kenneth John Ladubec (46M)
perpetrator(s)
Jacob Leroy Andrew Green
Case Status
Closed Case
Case Years
June 27, 1993
Location(s)
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada
Synopsis
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In 1998, Ontario man Kenneth John Ladubec was convicted of murdering his wife, a crime that shocked their small community. What appeared to be a sudden act of violence unraveled into a story of marital turmoil, suspicion, and betrayal, ending in a life sentence. The case stands as a stark reminder of how hidden tensions behind closed doors can explode into tragedy.
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