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Jun 24, 2026
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Doctor says accused killer suffered psychosis leading up to his wife’s death
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JUSTICE JUN 24, 2026 – 5:51 PM EDT
Doctor says accused killer suffered psychosis leading up to his wife’s death
During one episode, clinicians attempted to have Danny Paul Eyaituk involuntary admitted to a psychiatric institution
Danny Paul Eyaituk makes his way to an Iqaluit courtroom on Wednesday for his first-degree murder trial. (Photo by Arty Sarkisian)
By Jorge Antunes
A Sanikiluaq man who allegedly murdered his wife suffered from drug-induced psychosis during the five months before her death, the final witness in Danny Paul Eyaituk’s trial says.
“From my review of available clini…
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