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attended schools in Whitchurch-Stoufiville, Markham and overseas. He enjoyed drama and art, skiing and swimming and was very good with younger people. The family strained under the weight of Matthew’s death. His parents separated and several members of the family pursued counselling, Mr. Bobbett said, adding laughter has helped. What little gratification he received came from the short time needed to convict Mr. Hassan, which he said was less than three hours. He was going to Grade ’12, 'Mr. Bobbett said. “He never quite got there. It’s kind of a loss of dreams in many “It beats crying," he said. “You can’t walk around angryallthe time." The trial heard how witness Phil Harding was travel- ling home fi'orn a cottage when he noticed a vehicle coming up behind him on a two-lane stretch of Hwy. 48 near St. John's Sideroad, the day of the collision. He has no doubt the vehicle behind him collided with the people on the road, he told jurors. Mr. Harding testified before he saw the car coming up behind him, he had seen several teenagers walking along the side of the road. He alsb testified he saw the headlights of the vehicle that had been following him go dark after the colli- sion. Another witness called in the case described seeing a damaged blue 19805 Ford Mustang near the site of the collision. Despite what he called “lots of physical evidence at the scene”, which included two crucial DNA samples found on broken glass from the car’s windshield, police were unable to identify the driver following the collision. OPP lnsp. Scott Nayior was named case manager for Matthew’s file in 2006. While 'Mr. Hassan was driving ihe car every day, he wasn’t on the ownership because he couldn’t afford to insure the Mustang. lnsp. Nayior said. Undercover work and other investigative techniques eventually revealed a new twist to police, he said. A Mr. Hassan and a friend agreed that he would drive the car, but the friend would pay the insurance, with the ‘It’s taken away from me a lot of hope for the future.’ promise of reimbursement by Mr. Hassan, Insp. Naylor “We didn’t forget about Matthew,” he said. “Nobody won in this." The car was reported stolen after the crash, he added. Meanwhile, Mr. Bobbett described the loss of a child as the most significant a pegson can experience. _ “It changes' who you aka,” Mr. Bobbétt said. “It’s taken away from me a lot of hope for the future." LOWES' Mm smms- n: m- MMW' mm HMWTHTI'ERS‘ HMDEPOT‘ BESTBUY' FUTUIESMP‘ WSWSORAFTS‘ ROGERSWTIONS‘ TIGEHDHECT' MAW Ma.me LOOKiO‘S' NWT? THEM ORENTALFOWMMT‘ “TWP moan MMT' WERNER No one delivers mum like we do! To find out more about how to reach your target market and get the same great mm from your flyer distributions as these custowm. cal us today! 'Seiecfied areas only For a while, OPP “didn’t know Mr. Hassan existed", visit flyerland.ca SEW-Tribune WWW summer mnz-xwouoo' ammun- WWW mm mm mummm mmmm TIEGBISTPHAHMACY‘ M+MMICW PARTYPACKAGERS' MIPSSTOCE' smmwus DA‘ DANER LEATHER‘ cum MS‘ WERS 10‘ PET VALUE' BASS PRO SWS‘ REAL CANNMN HAL-WT mm mm LwLAWS‘ Latcham Hall 8 Park Drive Noth Sbuflville, Ontario Saturday, October Iéfh, 2010 0 72:00pm to 4:00pm FREE ADMISSION, REFRESHMENTS DOOR PR|ZES GRAND PRIZE: $140 Gift Card to The Corner House Restaurant Vitamins Herbals Dianne Mann, Jewelry Creator Joy Baetz, Enterostomal Therapist, Ostomy Care Buckingham Manor, Residents and Bake Sale Pam Clements, Foot Care Nurse Walking with Poles (Urban Poling) AMG and Obus Forme, Horpe Health Care Sigvaris, Healthy Legs Myers Chair Lift Nayan Patel, Pharmasave Pharmacist And more! Moot health professionals for FREE valuable hoalfhcare informaton: Dr. Trina Ting, Advanced Chiropractic GEEN Diabetic Socks Dr. Quin Hand, ND. Webber Naturals LIVE WELL WITH Stouffville Pharmasave 6601 Main Street, Stocflville, Ontario 905-642-9595 The 2nd Annual Health Wellness Fair g) ieohh CO re presents