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RECAP | Woman breaks down in tears after days of cross-examination at world junior hockey sex assault trial [Video]

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  • We’re finished our live updates

    A court sketch shows Megan Savard, lawyer for Carter Hart, cross-examining complainant E.M. during the sexual assault trial for five former members of Canada’s world junior hockey team. (Alexandra Newbould/CBC)

    We’ll pick up our coverage from the London courthouse when proceedings are back in session.

    As always, there are support services available for those who have found details from the cross-examination today difficult to read.

    If you’re in immediate danger or fear for your safety or that of others around you, please call 911. For help in your area, you can look for crisis lines and local services via the Ending Violence Association of Canada database. ​​

  • Early end to court after E.M. breaks down in tears

    Kate Dubinski

    Savard keeps pressing E.M. on what she said about Gadjovich in the Hockey Canada statement and the statement of claim.

    “I don’t know what you’re asking here,” E.M. says.

    She begins crying, saying …

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