Saint John man stabbed his own sons to death, altered publication ban reveals
· CBC.ca
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- • Roman Kamyshnyy, 42, was convicted of murdering his two sons in Saint John, New Brunswick.
- • The murder was allegedly driven by vengeance and domestic violence.
- • Witness A's identity was revealed to CBC News, allowing more details of the case to be shared.
Context
Roman Kamyshnyy was convicted of murdering his two sons in Saint John. A publication ban had prohibited naming the boys, but it has been altered to allow reporting of the relationships involved. The Crown described the crime as "driven by vengeance".
The case is a tragic story of domestic violence. The mother of the boys had wanted to separate from her husband, but her focus shifted to their sons when the war started in Ukraine. The altered publication ban now allows for a fuller telling of the events surrounding the crime.
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