This article was last updated on April 16, 2022
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According to the family of a man recently accused and charged for a vicious sex assault on a young girl, 21-year-old James Clifford Paul, they had to flee their home in the Paul First Nation for the sake of their safety. The family complained that the community is contaminated with problems including drugs, alcohol, violence and suicide.
Police has charged Paul with attempted murder, aggravated sexual assault, and kidnapping. The six-year-old was allegedly discovered naked outside in the snow, whereas reports also confirm that she was battered at the time. Thereafter, authorities airlifted the victimized kid to the Stollery Children’s Hospital with ‘traumatic injuries related to blunt trauma.’ However, the Paul’s parents, Ramona and James Strong, mentioned in a press statement issued on Sunday that they are completely stunned and humiliated to hear about the assault and are honestly still finding it hard to believe.
In the press conference, Paul’s parents stated that “as the parents of another eight children – with four under the age of eight – we all pray for the little girl’s recovery each and every day. We haven’t stopped praying, and know the pain and hurt we are feeling for the little girl is a pain many Canadians are feeling.” According to the family, they’ve also been victimized due to the horrendous December 20 crime on the reserve because of the threats against them. They said “we didn’t do anything and our kids didn’t do anything, but we had to flee our home on Paul Band Reserve because of threats and the very real fear of violence against us.”
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