the had intercourse with her,:

“while the’ remaining charges in-

‘volve sexual touching.

Other women related
-touching. “It could happen
. every day,’’ one woman said, “I

‘would say a minimum: of three

times a week I would be touch-"

‘ed. And this would: go on the:

Whole year."” —
“One woman: alleged Kenny,

while fondling her, told Her: his’

stake — a-classroom pet boa

constrictor — had gotten loose

‘and was lurking outside the of-
‘fice door, :

JMost of the complainants
said Kenny would pick them up
and put them on his knee, then
‘proceed to fondle their genitals.

They said they were scared at
the time and didn’ t understand

what ‘he was “doing. to them.

Several broke down ‘and. wept
on the stand while recounting

the incidents,
-tepeated incidents of . sexual .

Defence ‘lawyer Douglas
Halfyard, questioned the

‘eredibility of the victims during

his closing arguments. Friday,

noting: that. some waited more

than 20. years before- coming

. forward.

he denied
charges that he also had sexual
intercourse with the same two,
Halfyard called evidence that
Kenny had:sex with an 11-year-

old hundreds of times “highly
‘improbable.’’

Crown counsel Laurie
Langford pointed to Kenny’s
admission that he did sexuaily

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Supfeme Court trial in which a
local resident js suing for $2
million’ for “damages resulting
from an incident connected to a
1988 stagiparty here.

‘Brad Harrison, 31, says he
-has lost much of the strength i in
his arms and the ability to-do
‘manual Jabour as a result of in-
juries sustained when he fell
through a plate glass window, -

' Harrison said he lost his job.

as a millworker at Eurocan in
Kitimat and his fiancee as a
result of the incident.

Friends of Harrison attached
a ball and chain to him at the
April 2, 1988 stag and that

hampered his mobility, court

was told, - ;:
Harrison said he fell thraugh

the window during a struggle to

escape the attentions of the.

others at the stag held .the
weekend before his scheduled
wedding.

Involved in the case are local

_residents Raymond Biggs, who

was to be Harrison's best man

_,at the wedding, Rene Cam,

Norman Collier, Ronald Gowe
and Darren Rouw.

Harrison went through exten-
sive surgery to repair the
damage to his arms that was
followed by lengthy rehabilita- .

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said, ‘‘he had: the inclin

n,
‘the opportunity; and.hie:suc-
-cumbed to the temptation,” .
“Can you believe his.denials

of these (other) allegations?””
Langford asked the jury...‘Con-

sider the diverse backgrounds .§
“and ages of these women and jf
n “consider that they came from

Although Kenny’ pleaded ”
guilty to” sexually touching two’.
of the victims,

‘different parts of this country to
give their ‘evidence this week.
The only thing that these
witnesses had in common is that
they encountered Mr. Kenny as

a school teacher and babysitter,
and .that, he assaulted them.
‘Give no credit to his denials.’” ;

‘She called the testimony of |

the victims formidable and

noted. the ‘‘cool and detached .

manner’? in: which Kenny
described the offences he has

pleaded gililty to. ‘
_ The defence opened with |

the advice to you that it is a dif-

ficult. thing to defend against

‘complaints, of. this mature,’
Langford told the jury, “On
that point I agree. It is difficult
for this man to defend against
these complaints — because
there is no defence.’’

Halfyard asked the jurors to ;

acquit Kenny, because he said
they should have developed
reasonable doubt. about the
women’s stories. '
“Probability in a case like
this, ladies .and. gentlemen,

won’t do. It has to be beyond,
any reasonable doubt in your |

minds,’*
Kenny now builds children’s
furniture and toys from wood at

his home near Courtenay on

Vancouver Island. He told the

_ court publicity over the casehas fi]
and §
‘cost him at least $10,000 in
' business.

“finished my marriage”

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