CBC English Top Stories
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May 15, 2026
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Italy caught a U.S. murder suspect on the run. Why did he slip past Canadian officials?
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Lee Gilley, accused of murdering his pregnant wife nearly two years ago in Houston, ditched his ankle monitor on May 1 and was in Milan just over two days later. But the majority of the remaining questions concerning his flight from justice involve how he was able to board an Air Canada plane to get to Italy.
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