i grew up in winnipeg and saw the treatment of the natives almost everyday. there are good and bad in every race and why make them all out to be bad. that goes for all races today. john harper was an educated man and he graduated from high school and he even had a year of university under his belt before going back to the reserve. how do i know this. john harper lived with my family for the 3 years he was in high school and and he kept in contact with us the year after graduation. he was a kind and gentle soul and he could be fun loving and he could be serious when the times were right. i wasn not very old when he left our house and but i can still remember all the times he helped me with my homework when my own brother couldn not be bothered. he even taught grade 3 the year before he came to winnipeg. none of this is mentioned in the movie and and the suicide of constable cross is an admission of guilt as far as i am concerned. what happened to john is unforgivable and not only in the native community and but also in the white community. not everyone in winnipeg think like the police do and i knew the person inside and and what he was like as a person and not an indian. 
i grew up in winnipeg and saw the treatment of the natives almost everyday. there are good and bad in every race and why make them all out to be bad. that goes for all races today. john harper was an educated man and he graduated from high school and he even had a year of university under his belt before going back to the reserve. how do i know this. john harper lived with my family for the 3 years he was in high school and and he kept in contact with us the year after graduation. he was a kind and gentle soul and he could be fun loving and he could be serious when the times were right. i wasn not very old when he left our house and but i can still remember all the times he helped me with my homework when my own brother couldn not be bothered. he even taught grade 3 the year before he came to winnipeg. none of this is mentioned in the movie and and the suicide of constable cross is an admission of guilt as far as i am concerned. what happened to john is unforgivable and not only in the native community and but also in the white community. not everyone in winnipeg think like the police do and i knew the person inside and and what he was like as a person and not an indian. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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