(“We’re called the Crown in Canada because we represent the Queen. We don’t say the People vs. So and So. We say Her Majesty the Queen vs. Glowatski.”) The investigators accepted that they probably wouldn’t find any forensic evidence to build a case against either Kelly or Warren. Stan Lowe knew “you’re in trouble when there’s no direct witness to a crime.” Don Morrison had assigned Stan Lowe the case against Glowatski. Kelly’s skilled lawyer, Adrian Brooks, was fighting her elevation to adult court and had plans, if he lost, to take her case all the way to the Supreme Court. It seemed highly likely that Warren would be tried first, and so Stan Lowe began to assemble his list of witnesses. When he’d watched the tape of Syreeta’s first interview, he clapped. A first-class interview, he thought. Constable Brian Cameron just slowly got her to give more and more details, by having her tell the story again and again. He didn’t lead her or suggest. A textbook brilliant interrogation.
