Logan Hunter VICTIM IMPACT Of Information Number A Saskatchewan STATEMENT dem Victim?sName Shauna (Logan Hunter?s) Mo Pol-Ice Service RCMP Offence Date April 6 2018 Offence Location ArmlevaK Incident/File Number 18'446'743 This form may be used to provide a description of the physical or emotional harm, property damage or economic loss suffered by you as the result of the commission of an offence, as well as a description of the impact of the offence on you. You may attach additional pages if you need more space. Your statement must not include: any statement about the offence or the offender that is not relevant to the harm or loss you suffered; any unproven allegations; any comments about any offence for which the offender was not convicted; any complaint about any individual, other than the offender, who was involved in the investigation or prosecution of the offence; or . except with the court?s approval, an opinion or recommendation about the sentence. You may present a detailed account of the impact the offence has had on your life. The following sections are examples of information you may wish to include in your statement. You are not required to include all of this information. Emotional impact Describe how the offence has affected you emotionally. For example, think of: . your lifestyle and activities; - your relationships with others such as your spouse, family and friends; . your ability to work, attend school or study; and 0 your feelings, emotions and reactions as they relate to the offence. continue to feel empty. keep Logan's bedroom door closed so his smell won't disappear and when I cry while laying on his bed I can't breath. I feel numb and lost. Logan is my only son, remember the day he was born, my life felt complete, 2 beautiful daughters and now a son. The boy I always longed for. The day he was gone, my life was destroyed. My heart forever broken. The details of this accident and the way my son died, never stops haunting me. My life is forever changed. His smile is now only a memory and his humor missed by all. Logan Hunter, my son was a rookie in the loved his coaches, his teammates and his family. He loved being with people, and had a great future ahead. I met Darcy Haugan, just the once and he wanted to talk to me more about Logan?s educational opportunities ahead instead of his scoring ability on the ice saying "Shauna you know how big this is," yes indeed it was big, Logan had just scored an amazing SAT of 1160. Logan loved his dog Charlie and loved being full of life, his passion for sports filled his heart. Physical impact Describe how the offence has affected you physically. For example, think of: . ongoing physical pain, discomfort, illness, scarring, dis?gurement or physical limitations; - hospitalization or surgery you have had because of the offence; . treatment, physiotherapy or medication you have been prescribed; a the need for any further treatment or the expectation that you will receive further treatment; and 0 any permanent or long-term disability. After the accident I was prescribed an antidepressant and will most likely stay on them. The pain in my chest is always there and I ?ght through anxiety everyday. I started therapy with a registered shortly after the accident, as I felt so lost. My work day since the accident consists of a lack of focus. My memory and multi a tasking skills have deteriorated. I truly get through my days and nights only because of my son. He would want me to try to live with more love and less fear. That's easier to say than to do. My son?s life should of been full of so much more. He has been robbed of so many life experiences and therefore so have I. He should of been a father, he loved kids. Logan inspired to be a teacher and through hockey hoped to play college hockey on a scholarship. His dream vanished and the many years we should of had together taken away. Economic impact ?Describe how the offence has affected you ?nancially. For example, think of: . the value of any property that was lost or damaged and the cost of repairs or replacement; . any ?nancial loss due to missed time from work; . the cost of any medical expenses, therapy or counselling; and . any costs or losses that are not covered by insurance. Please note that this is not an application for compensation or restitution. Forever will need to seek counseling, and so will all other members of our family, Logan's sisters and stepfather I am not certain of the future of my employment as my career has also always been so meaningful, but this lost feeling consumes my day. Fears for security Describe any fears you have for your security or that of your family and friends. For example, think of: . concerns with respect to contact with the offender; and . concerns with respect to contact between the offender and members of your family or close friends. Drawing, poem or letter You may use this space to draw a picture or write a poem or letter if it will help you express the impact that the offence has had on you. I would like to present my statement in court. To the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this statement is true. Datedthis ll dayof January 2019 _,at3t-AlbertAB Signature of declarant If you completed this statement on behalf of the victim, please indicate the reasons why you did so and the nature of your tn the virtim Dated this day of 20 at Signature of declarant Government 0 ?4 Statement on Restltutlon Canada, Province of Saskatchewan. To the court that is sentencing JaSKlrat Singh Sldhu {ii-mine ofo?ender) who was convicted, or was discharged under section 730 of the Criminal Code, or an offence under that Act. I, Shauna {name declare that (check appropriate box): I am not seeking restitution for the losses and damages I suffered as the result of the commission of the offence. (ii) I am seeking restitution in the amount offii 1'380'00 for the following losses and damages I suffered as a result of the commission of the offence. Description Amount of loss and damage {describe each loss and damage) (state the amount ofeach toss and damage) LCounsellng /therapy for sisters (Shaylyn and Shelby)per month 3 1,000.00 2_ Counseling /therapy for myself and Pete(stepfather)per month 5, 380.00 3_ In 2018 we used all funds for counseling. our family will continue to need treatments 3 4.This would be per month, for the year 2019. I understand that the amount of my losses and damages must be readily ascertainable by the court. For that purpose, I am responsible for providing the court with all necessary documents, including bills, receipts and estimates, in support of my claim for restitution. Dated this 11 day of Jan 2019 at St. Albert AB Signature of declarant Armley,SK Incident Information: Location of incident Name of investi atino olice a enc and officer op 3 April 6, 2018 Date of incident RCMP (F) Division (SK) 1 8?446743 Police incident/file number If a business or agency, provide your file number and/or contact person r'c - Mailing address: PO. Box Streetaddres . City Province? Shauna Please indicate whether victim is ill Individual Business or agency Postal Code? Insurance Coverage: Is the loss/damage insured? DYes If yes, amount of insurance deductible Name and phone number of insurance company/adjuster Mailing address of insurance company lm stating at this time we had coverage, but now have run out, so 2019 all needs to be covered. HBIP is av ailable . . . if you have been the victim of a crime The Victims Services Program helps victims involved in the criminal justice system in Saskatchewan by providing programs and services. If you need help with your Victim Impact Statement or Statement on Restitution, contact the police?based victim services program nearest you, or your local police service or RCMP detachment. For more information and a list of police-based victim services programs go to and search ?police?based victim services? or contact: Toll free: 1?888-286-6664 In Regina: 306?787?3 500 Email: victimsservices??gov.sk.ca If you have questions after restitution has been ordered contact: Toll free: 1?888-286-6664 In Regina: 306-787-0173 Email: restitution??govskca What is a Victim Impact Statement? . It is your Opportunity to tell the court how this crime lras affected you emotionally, physically and ?nancially. . It is important that the Judge knows how you have been harmed, or suffered loss, as a result of this crime. 0 It IS one of the factors the Judge may consider at the time of sentencing. What should I know before completing a Victim Impact Statement? 0 Your completed Victim Impact Statement will be given to the person charged with the crime and his/her lawyer. This is called disclosure and is required by law. 0 at will be fried with the court only after the accused person is found guilty. Once it is filed with the court, it becomes a public ocument. I Otherslikely to see your Victim Impact Statement include the Crown Prosecutor prior to sentencing, probation staff when probation orders, and corrections staff when making decisions about the release of the offender frornjail. 0 Please note: the law requires the Judge to consider only what is relevant to sentencing the offender. - You may be requrred to answer questions about your Victim Impact Statement in court at a preliminary hearing, trial or sentencing hearing. How will my Victim Impact Statement be presented? 0 The Judge may read your Victim Impact Statement prior to sentencing. 0 You may read it out loud in court if you want, or present it in any other manner that the court approves of. If you are unable to provide a written statement in English or French, you should tell the police, the Crown Prosecutor or police-based victim services. 0 In some cases it is possible fora Victim Impact Statement to be recorded and presented in a different way. What is Restitution? What happens next? 0 It is money ordered by the court to be paid to a The Crown Prosecutor may use the application to request the victim as part of an offender?s sentence. Judge to order restitution. - It is to reimburse the victim for the actual loss or If an offender is convicted, the Judge may order restitution, but damage resulting from a crime. can do so only during sentencing. a. It is one way the offender can make up for the harm In deciding whether to order restitution, the Judge may ask that you have experienced. a probation officer prepare a report about your loss and the Restitution may cover: Oifendir to Pay'. . . . . Damage or loss to your property; 0 You Will receive restitution only if the Judge orders 1t paid to . Financial loss due to fraud: you and the offender complies With the court order. . . Financial loss or expenses due to physical injury; . Enquiries may be made through your local polrce?based victim The expenses of temporary housing, food, childcare, C31. t1]? crown prosecutor 5 office. . transportation or nroving out ofthe offender?s . If restitution rs ordered, you Will receive a letter of household, when the harm is to the offender?s 0 You may request a copy of the restrtutron order (from court). spouse or child; and - You should then contact the Victim Services Adult Restitution Financial loss due to unknowingly buying stolen Program for Informatron about the terms and next steps for property that has been returned to its [awful owner. collection (sec contact information onpt'evious page). . If not paid, you may have the restitution order entered as a civil How do I request Restitution? court orderjudgment that is enforceable against the offender. - Complete the application on the inside of this brochure. In the Clearly SGT 01? the amount loss/damages. . Take whatever steps you feel are necessary to repair damages 0 If you need help completing the form or information from the crime. 31170th the process, contact yoru? [0?31 police-based . Keep estimates, invoices or sales receipts for the cost of victim services or the Crown Prosecutor. repairs, replacement and directly related costs. You may submit a Victim Impact Statement gr a Statement on Restitution 9; both. Instruction for Submission: 6 Return your completed Victim Impact Statement and/or Statement on Restitution to the investigating police agency as quickly as possible. They must be received before the offender is sentenced so they can be considered by the Judge. If you know that the accused has an upcoming court appearance, you should return the completed form(s) directly to the crown prosecutor's of?ce. $5534: ?1 vita-1; 1:;ch of Saskatchewan STATEMENT Hillary afJustlce For court use on! I Government VIC TIM IMPAC - Information Numb; A Shelby Hunter (Logan Hunter's sister) RCMP Victim?s Name Police Service ?1 8-446743 Offence Date 2018/04/06 Offence Location Armley? SK Incident/File Number This form may be used to provide a description of the physical or emotional harm, preperty damage or economic loss suffered by you as the result of the commission of an offence, as well as a description of the impact of the offence on you. You may attach additional pages if you need more space. Your statement must not include: 0 any statement about the offence or the offender that is not relevant to the harm or loss you suffered; . any unproven allegations; - any comments about any offence for which the offender was not convicted; - any complaint about any individual, other than the offender, who was involved in the investigation or prosecution of the offence; or . except with the court?s approval, an opinion or recommendation about the sentence. You may present a detailed account of the impact the offence has had on your life. The following sections are examples of information you may wish to include in your statement. You are not required to include all of this information. Emotional impact Describe how the offence has affected you emotionally. For example, think of: . your lifestyle and activities; . your relationships with others such as your spouse, family and friends; 0 your ability to work, attend school or study; and . your feelings, emotions and reactions as they relate to the offence. Losing my brother has been the hardest thing I could ever imagine. I have started to push people out and away from me because I know what losing someone so close to me feels like. Often times i would rather be alone than sit in a room with people who have no idea what goes on in my life and inside my head. My entire body still aches on occasion when I am reminded ofthat fact that I lost the most important person in my life. Physical impact Describe how the offence has affected you physically. For example, think of: - ongoing physical pain, discomfort, illness, scarring, dis?gurement or physical limitations; - hospitalization or surgery you have had because of the offence; - treatment, physiotherapy or medication you have been prescribed; the need for any further treatment or the expectation that you will receive further treatment; and any permanent or long-term disability. Most nights I do not sleep well. My'nights consist of panic attacks, major anxiety and feelings of hopelessness. I am usually tired throughout my days and when I do ?nally lay down to rest, my anxiety creeps back and my heart beats so quickly that it makes it hard to breathe. Describe how the bitches has mooted you ?hadcially. For exertiple, thii?c of: 9 the value qfany preparer that was lost or deranged and the cost :3me or replaomcm: 0 any ?nancial loss due to missed time from Work; a the cost of any medical expensics, therapy or counselling; and any oasis or lessee that are not coveted by Insurance Please dots that this' Is not an applioa'tion for corn p._cnsation or restitution. From April to July I was unable to work or even be around too much stimulatiOn Most days I couldnwas able to, the last I wanted to do was to leave the house and face the rest of the work! I have . I. been In counseling weekly since the accident to cope with the 7 days that Fear: for security Describe any fears you have for your security or that of your family and hands For mph-J, think of: cancer-Its with reaped toeontact with the- o?'ender; and - 0011085115 With "#59061 ID contact Wow the o?'ender and members ofyour family orcloso friends. bummer-letter You may 'use to drawa pietute or write a poem or Icttef if it?iII-?IllTheIp you express the impact that?thc o?'enoe has hadnnyou. I would like to write more about what the accident has been like on me and the impact it has made since April 6th. I w?l attach my additional pages. court. To the. bestof my koowledge, the inforIaation contented inthis stiternent-?is true. nu .44 H4 in}. Dated?iis} 14 idayof: January [20:19 int Calgary, AB . Signature otdecla'rant If you completed this statement on behalfof the victim, please indicate the reasons whyyou did so and the nature of your In Muir-hm . . I. .Lh?4?d- -- p?nd? .- -.-. m"f3" - Dated?IiSI {digit-It?: 1'20 . It?: ,7 . MA- - ?a m?ruu .. - 4 ?3.1a Sitting down to write how losing my little brother has affected me is not easy to do. i feel a wave of emotion, almost as if I am drowning in all of the thoughts I have had since April 6th. My brother was my very best friend. Growing up, he was my little buddy who I tried my best to always protect while at the same time making sure he turned out to be a good guy. I was hard on him but think he knew it was because I loved him so much. April 2018 will forever be the'worst day of my life. I still remember every detail about that day: getting a call from my dad that the bus was hit by a semi, frantically waiting to hear any further details, rushing in the middle of the night, driving on winter roads to meet my sister and mom at the Saskatoon hospital, collapsing when my sister gave me that look that said it all, that Logan was gone. i remember how it felt, like someone took a razor sharp knife and cut into my chest. This is what it still feels like today. That day i lost a huge part of who I am and who influenced the type of person I wanted to be. My heart and my head will never be the same. Losing Logan has made me feel a sense of loneliness that is hard to describe. It's like looking for your person in a crowd full of people who want to help you and want to be there for you but it doesn?t matter; he is who I want to be here and who I still catch myself looking for and wanting to call just to hear his silly voice. I have felt isolated from the rest of the world. I know I have people in my life who support me but often times that does not matter. Sometimes, the feeling of being so alone in a busy world is so hard to with that stait to close up and push any relationships I have with others to the side. Some nights I have horrible flashbacks of my brother laying in his coffin, skin so cold and white, and completely lifeless. My anxiety has gotten to the point where I can't lay down to rest without my heart rate spiking so high that it makes the rest of my body pulsate and sends a pain that is indescribable to all body areas. I have had to learn to live with this new ?normal" every day and still struggle to see the positives in situations. have returned to school, away from my family, which has contributed further to my loneliness. I have had to pursue my third year of my nursing degree and learn how to care for others when I can barely care for myself. I am still learning to give myself the self?care I need in orderto feel even a tiny bit like myself before the accident. I feel like I could go on for a very long time about the impact this tragedy has had on my life but most importantly, i wanted to touch on how I have only listed my struggles. I think about all 29 families involved, all of the billet families, hockey families, close friends and anyone who had a connection with any individual on that bus and I realize that this has affected millions of people. i am just sharing a glimpse into what this has done to my life and me but it does not account for everyone else's struggle. This was a preventable incident that cost 16 people their lives and many others will never be able to live and love in the same way, including myself.