
Jassi's Inspiration: Pamela Martin

Pamela Martin is well known in her adoptive home of Vancouver, Canada.
A former "Miss Teen USA" winner, she has worked as a TV journalist/ anchorwoman for numerous years on BCTV and CTV.
Pamela was the first female reporter to work at CKNW 980 and is one of British Columbia's most recognizable faces.
Recently, Pamela joined BC Premier Christy Clark's team as the Director of Outreach.
My father started a family tradition called 'Magic Moments'.
It was an effort we made as a family to get together at least once a year.
Since he passed away 26 years ago, my mother has kept that tradition going and been the glue keeping our family together - even though my three siblings and I are spread across North America.
Like Jassi, her love has been inspiring.
She is an incredibly selfless person, and because of her my two brothers and sister and I all get together at least twice every year to continue my father's tradition and create more 'Magic Moments'.
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Thanks Fabian for working to fight injustice. I haven't read your book yet but good to know an old colleague is still at it.
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I am praying that justice will be served soon and you will finally rest in peace with our creator.
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We live in Canada and Canadian laws MUST be applied to this case. Why are the RCMP and Prime Minister Harper still abdicating their responsibility?
We live in Canada and Canadian laws MUST be applied to this case. Why are the RCMP and Prime Minister Harper still abdicating their responsibility?
i am a mother who has a daughter and i,m indian with the same last name as jassi. i felt sick when i heard this. how could a parent do this to there own child. . i pray they live long to suffer for what they have done. god bless all the ;people seaking justice for jassi.
Jassi needs justice
Very glad some justice was served for Jassi.
What took the cops so long?
I think justice needs to be done, the people who committed the hanis crime need to be punished severely
Jassi, it was so so sad what happened to you! I pray that you get the justice that you deserve and Mithu, please stay strong.
We, as a society and especially the media, have to stop calling this type of violence against women and murder as "honour killing' because there is nothing honourable in harming and killing another person. By calling it 'honour killing', we are perpetuating stereotypes and making excuses for violence against women. There is no culture and no religion in this world that promote violence and murders. We need to name what happened to Jassi and so many other women in Canada and around the world what it is - misogyny, patriarchal violence and injustice against women. I cannot believe how our Canadian political leaders can go on camera all the time and condemn "other" countries for violating human rights, when our own government has 'refused' to act in Canada to ensure that there is justice for all, and to make sure that all women are safe in Canada and elsewhere.
very sad story
Sad, Sad, Sad.... They need to be punished here in Canada. If our government cannot serve justice......Canadians will lose faith in our Country!
R.I.P Jassi, its all in god hands.
VERY SAD...They should pay for what they have done. They should be jailed for rest of their life.
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I have also been following this horrible crime from the beginning and it still does sicken me. I am pleased to know that these monsters not humans have been charged, but what sadens me the most how long it took for them to finally get arrested. The government these so called people who represent our country, one that truly believes in a free peace loving constitutional land obviously have not done there job and is a pity, a real pity. It's a BIG joke that we should trust these individuals to do the right thing. As far as the mother and uncle being extrediated , I wish they could be sentenced here , however it could work either way as any government is corrupt they may not get the full consequences or perhaps they be waiting for there attackers. Just one word for them watch your backs eyes are on u and always have been.
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I have followed this tragic story for 11 years. Jassi was a Canadian and she should be receving protection, even in death, as a Canadian. Since her family felt that they could receive justice for her "betrayal" to them in India, let them face justice in India as well. Extradite them!
These despicable criminals should be punished. How long this hypocratic honor shall be tolrated?
Justice for Jassi
Nobody deserves to be killed for love or any other reason
Why diid this have to happen .. The parents should have agreed to the marriage , it was jassis life not there to disside who she loves or marrys well R.I.P jassi we are with youu and we will fight for justice
Cannot even comprehend losing a child never mind killing one. PLEASE JUSTICE BE SERVED.
Such a sad story. Praying for justice. RIP Jassi.
I have been following your story from the beginning. May justice be serviced and those you took you away from your husband and life be punished by law and God above. RIP
pleased to see the outcome in a similar trial in Toronto
Rest In peace Jassi :)
Lack of education and obsession with religion makes one ruthless and cruel as is the case with Mr. Badesha. it is clear that having a flowing beard does not make a true sikh ,simply because it is natural mean to guise someones true image. The showing of Mr. Badesha in front of his Gurudwara is true example how a dispicable creature can take shield of religion and hide his true entity of murderer. Sikh and Gurudwara only means peace and love. History tells that even Mugals who played with sentiments of sikhism vanished long time back, so Badesha will too pay for murdering and hiding behind the shield of calling himself a Sikh. Justice shall prevail for Jassi and Mithu.
Very sad







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