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Crown Argues Hockey Player Faking Memory Loss in Testifying at Ex-Teammates' Trial

  • The trial of five former 2018 Hockey Canada world junior players accused of sexual assault resumed on May 21, 2025, in London, Ontario.
  • The charges stem from a June 19, 2018 hotel room encounter involving defendants Cal Foote, Dillon Dubé, Alex Formenton, Carter Hart, and Michael McLeod, all pleading not guilty.
  • Assistant Crown attorney Meaghan Cunningham alleged witness Brett Howden, an NHL player and former teammate, inconsistently recalled events and may be feigning memory loss to protect the defendants.
  • Cunningham seeks court approval to cross-examine Howden on discrepancies across his testimony, prior interviews, and 2018 text messages describing the woman's conduct and interactions with players.
  • The outcome of allowing extensive cross-examination could affect the evidence's credibility and influence the trial's consideration of the defendants' alleged sexual assault.
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Crown argues hockey player faking memory loss in testifying at ex-teammates' trial

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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