'Will you stop typing?': Five decades after being wrongly convicted, Milgaard advocates for others

It was January 1969 when Saskatoon police discovered the body of nursing student Gail Miller in a snowbank. At the same time a carefree teen named David Milgaard was on a road trip with friends, passing through Saskatoon. Under tremendous pressure to solve the case, Saskatoon police focused their attention on Milgaard. In May 1969, with a warrant issued for his arrest, Milgaard turned himself in to the RCMP in Prince George. “I said well sure, I didn't do anything. I had no real concern to