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A SECOND degree murder charge has been laid against a
23-year-old North Vancouver man in the stabbing death of

Donald Richard Duplissie.

The body of the 24 year old,
whose throat was slashed, was
discovered at a local high school
parking lot Saturday.

North Vancouver RCMP = ar-
rested Edward Douglas Lakes
Monday evening in connection
with the slaying. The charge was
laid by a Justice of the Peace
Tuesday at 9 p.m,

Police did not release a motive
for the murder.

This is the third tragedy to strike
the Duplissie family within 10
months.

Duplissie is the twin brother of
Darlene Pryce, whose four young
children) were shot to death
September. 1986 by their 42-year-
old father Ronald Pryce, who then
killed himself,

Last May their sister Simone
Elizabeth, 21, was killed in a freak
accident in Terrace, B.C., when a
log fell off a truck and crushed
her.

Their father Don Duplissie said
early Tuesday that he, his ex-wife
Hazel, Darlene and son Michael,
29, have been forced to relive the
violence of the past.

“Svs a very sad thing. We're
very shaken up about it,”’ he said.

“All I'm interested in is finding
the guy who did it. Its not really
fair. There’s no rhyme or reason to
it.”

North Vancouver RCMP said
the body was discovered Saturday
at 7:30 am. at St. Thomas
Aquinas High Schooi, 541 West
Keith Road, by a passerby.

An autopsy report showed
Duplissie dicd of multiple stab

By KIM PEMBERTON
News Reporter

wounds, including a fatal wound
to the throat.

Don Duplissie said the family is
sul recovering from the loss of his
grandchildren: Clayton, 5,
Krystale, 4, Khendelle, 2, and
Robert Anthony Clinton, 1] mon-
ths.

DONALD RICHARD Duplissie
(Grade 8 school photo)...died of
multiple stab wounds.

At a coroner’s inquest, Darlene
had said Pryce was depressed
about the break-up of their mar-
riage. She said he held her captive
the night of Sept. 9.

She managed to escape the next
morning to a neighbor’s home
when her husband left with their
pre-school children to pick up their
eldest from kindergarten class.