Hundreds are expected to gather in front of Moncton City Hall this weekend, as they seek justice for Brady.
22 year old Brady Francis was struck and killed by a pick up truck in St. Charles on February 24th.
Patty Musgrave says he was just 10 kilometres from the Elsipogtog reserve where he lived.
She is helping to organize a rally, “To share the grief and to bring people together and to use a collective voice to call for justice for Brady. We want the people or person who is guilty to just confess. How can his family ever find peace without the guilty person ever being charged? How can his parents ever find peace if that person has not come forward to confess?”
No charges have been laid in connection with Brady’s death.
“Brady Francis was a youth who was well loved in his community and most importantly by his family. The Mi’kmaq community is calling for charges and it has left a lot of pain and anguish,” Musgrave says.
The rally is planned for Saturday, April 7th, at 1 o’clock.
(photos submitted by Patty Musgrave_
