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Daybreak Kamloops | Nov 9, 2012 | 7:59

Kamloops bludgeoning death a 'double tragedy'

Just over a year ago, in the Kamloops neighbourhood of Westmount, Joshua Steel killed his father. He was just found not criminally responsible and his family says despite their best efforts, he never got the help he needed.

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