<div>Justice for Eric Omeasoo

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<div>UPDATE: We have filed for Appeal to the February 25, 2026 decision not to move forward for judicial review. 
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<div>Council for Eric/our family, has found that within the decision to not move forward to a judicial review into the decision NOT to lay charges in the homicide of Eric Omeasoo, who had just turned 13 years old, was made in error. 
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<div>Our judicial review was filed under civil law/ administration against the Edmonton police service, the Alberta <span>Crown, and the Alberta minister of justice.  </span>
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<div><span>Instead, our application was approached from a criminal law, which is an error of law. </span>
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<div><span>We ask you to stand with us to stand with Eric to stand with all families impacted by tragedy, whose voices have been muffled, silenced, or deemed not worthy. </span>
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<div><span>THE JOURNEY TO JUSTICE FOR ERIC CONTINUES!!</span>
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<div><span>All costs will be going to obtaining the necessary filings, transcripts, legal cost within the courts. As our Lawyers through Sharon Roberts Law Group have continued to act on behalf of Eric and our family and justice, Pro Bono . God bless their hearts. </span>
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<div>Hello,

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<div>My name is Chasity Phillips. I am the maternal aunt of <strong>Eric Omeasoo</strong>, 13, who was killed at the MacEwan LRT Station in Edmonton, Alberta, on February 5, 2025. I am also the acting family representative and an advocate for Eric and our family.

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<div>Eric was a child. He had just turned 13. He was a son, brother, uncle, grandson, great-grandson, nephew, cousin, friend, Grade 8 student, and basketball teammate. He should still be here with us today.

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<div>Since Eric was killed, our family has been actively seeking answers, truth, and transparency to understand how and why our boy was killed, and why the adult responsible was not criminally charged.

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<div>Throughout this process, our family has faced limited and inconsistent information, various barriers and multiple 25-year bans to access information about his death. Our family has also faced the denial of supports commonly available to families of homicide victims. As a result, we were left to navigate this devastating process largely on our own.

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<div>Eric’s grandmother and I spent months walking the streets searching for witnesses. We built awareness through community outreach and social media. I began teaching myself law, process, and procedure so we could understand Eric’s rights and our family’s rights.

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<div>No grieving family should ever have to become investigators or legal advocates simply to understand how their child died.

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<div><strong>Legal Proceedings</strong>

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<div>Our family has filed an Application for <em>Judicial Review</em> in the Alberta Court of King’s Bench.

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<div>The respondents to this application are:

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<div>•	<em>Edmonton Police Service</em>

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<div>•	<em>Alberta Crown Prosecution Service</em>

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<div>•<em>	The Attorney General of Alberta; Minister of Justice</em>

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<div>The application seeks judicial review of decisions and actions related to the investigation and prosecutorial response to Eric Omeasoo’s death.

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<div><strong>Procedural Timeline</strong>

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<div>•	<strong><em>August 6, 2025</em></strong>

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<div>As self-represented applicants, Chasity Phillips and Rhonda Spence, Eric’s grandmother and legal guardian, filed an Application for Judicial Review in the Alberta Court of King’s Bench.

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<div>•	<strong><em>August 20, 2025</em></strong>

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<div>The Court granted the application to proceed to a threshold hearing and expedited the matter for a one-day hearing. The presiding Justice raised the issue of appointing an amicus curiae to assist the Court, given that the family was self-represented.

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<div>•	<strong><em>October 9, 2025</em></strong>

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<div>An afternoon hearing was held on the proposal of amicus.

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<div>Legal counsel for the<em> Minister of Justice</em> appeared in opposition of the family being granted an amicus.

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<div>The appointment of amicus for the family was declined...

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<div>•	<strong><em>Late October 2025</em></strong>

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<div>With approximately two weeks remaining before the evidence submission deadline of October 28, our family retained legal counsel with Sharon Roberts Law Group.

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<div>•	<strong><em>November 18, 2025</em></strong>

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<div>Our facts and findings were presented to the Justice in Court of King’s Bench by legal counsel Sharon Roberts and Bo Kruk.

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<div>•	<strong>Current Status</strong>

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<div>We are awaiting the Justice's decision. Once a decision is issued, our legal team will advise on next procedural steps.

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<div><strong>Why $13?</strong>

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<div>Eric had just turned 13 when his life was taken.

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<div>In his memory, we are asking supporters to consider donating $13. A small but powerful act that, <em>together</em>, creates meaningful impact.

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<div>Any amount is deeply appreciated.

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<div><strong>How Funds Are Used</strong>

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<div>Primary and Priority Use

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<div>•	Legal representation and  legal costs

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<div>•	Court filing fees, file requests and court-related expenses

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<div>•	Information requests, transcripts, exhibits, and document preparation

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<div><strong>Additional Uses</strong>

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<div>•	Awareness and advocacy materials

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<div>Printing, posters, buttons, petitions, website and hosting, community outreach

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<div><strong>How You Can Help</strong>

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<div>•	Donate $13 for Eric, for truth, for transparency, for justice

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<div>•	Share this campaign to keep Eric’s story alive

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<div>•	Stand with us. Public support matters

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<div><strong>Every $13 is more than a donation.</strong>

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<div>It is a statement that Eric matters, and that truth matters.

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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with our family in love, solidarity, and beside us in the journey for <strong>Justice For Eric </strong>

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