Former top military cop says withholding soldier’s suicide note was wrong

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OTTAWA — The former national chief of the Canadian Forces’ detective agency told a federal inquiry Tuesday that investigators probing the 2008 suicide of Afghanistan veteran Stuart Langridge didn’t tell him that the troubled soldier had left a suicide note. And in the most direct criticism yet levelled against the National Investigation Service investigators by a superior officer, retired Lt.-Col. William Garrick told the Military Police Complaints Commission inquiry that it was wrong to keep contents of the note from Langridge’s mother and stepfather to whom it was addressed.

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