Should Vince Li be given a second chance at life?

Monday, a psychiatrist who has been treating Li asked the Manitoba's Review Board to allow Li to take escorted trips into the community of Selkirk, north of Winnipeg with two escorts. Dr. Steve Kremer said Li has responded well to his treatment and understands he has schizophrenia.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/story/2012/05/14/mb-bus-beheading-li-review-manitoba.html

We are aware that everyone deserves a second chance at life but when one person suffers from an illness like the worst kind of schizophrenia - an illness that lead him to commit one of the most heinous crimes that of beheading a human being by beheading. How do we know that Li would not suffer another psychotic break? Can the doctors guarantee society that?

Manitoba Got Talent

 

 

Sagkeeng's First Nation  is one proud Manitoba Community as three talented clogging/tapdancing  young men from that community claimed the coveted top prize of $100,000.00 plus a Nissan GT-R sports car  worth $105,000 as well as a host of other goodies in the, May 14, on Canada's Got Talent finale.

The three brothers - Dallas and Brandon Courchene and Vince  O Laney dazzled Canadians with their joyful dance and proved that opportunities are there for those who are prepared to work hard.

  The brothers have been jigging for years and it paid off.
The last word goes to the hard working dancers, posted on the group's Facebook page just hours ago: "WE DID IT!! THANKS EVERYONE :WE LOVE YOU ALL.