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i f rn ii ijiisi i m y v c economist sunfribune crime saturddylmay262001 d5 woiftgt in appeals by sons attackers by gianni colavecchia staff writer as he sees it joe wamback has two choices he could stew in anger after two youths convicted of beating his son into a coma appealed their oneyear sentences or he could all but ignore the appeal process focusing on nursing his son jonathan back to health though he admitted hes frustrated by the whole legal affair wamback has chosen the second option we will never get involved in that it wouldnt achieve anything the 54- yearold newmarket resident said in reference to the possibility of trying to block the appeals launched separately by the youths whose identities are pro tected under the young offenders act this can be appealed to the supreme courtof canada if the two parties wish its part of the judicial sys- v temc one of the youths they were each x lyars of age when they beat jonathan in a park near his home in june 1999 appealed his sentence shortly after justice michael caney issued it earlier this spring j qg y i his appeal weeks ago after caney ordered them to serveone yearjn closed custody triecase isto go before ontarios court of appeal where three judges are torule on whether caney made errors of law in determining the sentence- waniback said the way the case has dragged on is frustrating because it has prevented everyone involved including the youths and their families from moving on a tbneyear sentence he added would hopefully allow his sons attackers to be rehabilitated according to a probation officer orieoftheboys had already- taken t attempt to control anger that stems from the recent sepa- rationf his parents j jeyeriacursory examination of the t case shows wamback and his wife lozannecould evsilvbe bitter if they so venose j s v the beating left their17yearold son on a life support machine for more cj two weeks 6 f lonthisafter he- emerged from his j coma he was unable to carry out tasks x- r such as talking or going to the wash- jonathan wamback york region beating victim is working out with weights and can play catch ropm oh his own but seveial types of therapy his par- ents unflinching desire to help and his indomitable spirit have brought jonathan to a state of nearnormalcy with his mom as his personal train er- jonathan is working out with weights and can play a game of catch something that was unthinkable about half a year ago jonathan continues to walk with a severe limp and talks only in whispers but now attends high school wheie he recently began taking a full course load miraculously he has regained the ability to reason and communicate his thoughts his memory is better than mine wamback said adding he and his wife x felt blessed just to know their son escaped with his life after the beating the effects of violence and the tri umph of the human spirit are two themes wamback plans to explore in a screenplay he is helping to write about his sons experience accuair home 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