Authors: Lee Mellor

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“Living in the shadow of tragedy.”
Canada.com
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www.canada.com/ch/chcanews/news/story.html?id=fc3d2f3e-aa0b-4f3e-bbb8-31499a4b71c0
, accessed May 27, 2012.

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Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication

Mellor, Lee, 1982-

Rampage [electronic resource] : Canadian mass murder and spree killing / by Lee Mellor.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Electronic document in multiple formats.
Issued also in print format.

ISBN 978-1-4597-0723-8

1. Mass murder--Canada--History. 2. Mass murderers--Canada--

Biography. I. Title.

HV6805.M447 2013 364.152'340922 C2012-904611-6

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Ontario Arts Council
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Government of Canada
through the
Canada Book Fund
and
Livres Canada Books
, and the
Government of Ontario
through the
Ontario Book Publishing Tax Credit
and the
Ontario Media Development Corporation
.

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