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Grandparents involved in Cochrane girls' abduction avoid jail time

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Therese O'Driscoll, 70, and her husband Michael, 73, were given a one-year conditional sentence order that will see them serve three months on house arrest. Their grandchildren went missing following a March 2021 decision granting the girls' father interim custody. They were found just over a month later at a private residence in the Columbia region of B.C.

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Grandparents involved in Cochrane girls' abduction avoid jail time

Two grandparents who pleaded guilty to charges related to the abduction of their Cochrane granddaughters have avoided jail time.

·Calgary, Canada
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Calgary Herald broke the news in Calgary, Canada on Thursday, August 3, 2023.
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