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Kathryn Jezer-Morton is the author of the biweekly “Brooding” column at The Cut, in which she explores topics surrounding modern family life. She holds a PhD in sociology from Concordia University and ...

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They were officially opening an investigation. We didn’t know it then, but our mom’s case became the first known MAID death in Canada to be investigated by police. It was time to go to the media.