As the Gerald Stanley trial continued into the day Friday, with the jury deliberating, supporters continued to make their way to the courthouse in Battleford to show their support for the Colten Boushie family.
People have been sporting signs and buttons, and a small shrine was set up and lit Thursday evening.
In speaking to reporters, Boushie’s uncle, Alvin Baptiste, said he was disappointed the Crown didn’t include all the evidence from the pre-trial.
He also wanted to say that people coming out are not protesting. Protesting happens when it concerns things like pipelines, he said. People are here to support, he pointed out.
He said they are supporting and that is why it is peaceful.
