I have   been pleading for justice day and night since I   was attacked and robbed in my home on October 7, 1996 - with the help of a Montreal Police officer. 
   
  Since then, the Montreal Police have refused to take legal   action against the thief, Dawn McSweeney. The cover-up continues to this day.   
   
  I am on the Internet, day and night   reporting these crimes and pleading for justice. My struggle has drained the   life out of me. I am now fighting cancer as well.    
   
  I copy my reports to a list of members of governments, the   media, the church, community and human rights organizations. 
   
  And still, there is no justice in Montreal, Quebec,   Canada..
   
  This scientific report suggests that the robbery   and the actions of the Montreal Police and my relentless battle for justice may   have triggered my cancer.
   
   
  Phyllis Carter
   
    Night Shift's Possible Link to Cancer
  How disrupting the body's day-night cycle might be   carcinogenic
 
     Construction workers on the night shift in Tokyo. 
     
           Hormone levels follow regular, 24-hour day-night cycles called   circadian rhythms. Staying awake and working at night under bright artificial   lights disrupts that cycle and in women, releases extra   estrogen from the ovaries, which may increase their risk for breast cancer.   Night shift work might also affect other cancers in which hormones play a role,   including prostate cancer, according to the journal article.
  The genes that control how healthy cells divide and how DNA   repairs itself of any breaks or damage are also circadian. Healthy cells turn   into cancer cells when their DNA gets damaged   and they start dividing   uncontrollably, so people who work at night may be more vulnerable to any   other carcinogens they encounter, according to the review. Right now, the   International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies   shift work as a Group 2A agent, which means it's "probably carcinogenic to   humans," one step below the known carcinogens in Group 1.
  The thirty-three scientists who wrote the new review were trying   to pinpoint which 2A agents best deserve more study, so they selected their 20   carcinogens based on how widespread they are and how strong the scientific   evidence is against them—both excellent criteria. I think there's another reason   to put more research into shift work and some of the other possible cancer   agents in the review. These are mostly agents that people encounter in the   workplace, in jobs they often wouldn't choose if they didn't have to. I still   remember my dad working night shifts at a printer factory when I was little, so   he could take care of me during the day while my mom went to the local technical   school to learn English. That was not long after my parents arrived in the U.S.   from Vietnam; they couldn't afford daycare. Potential carcinogens like shift   work are risks people take when times are tough—I'd like to see that risk fully   studied.
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   From the day of the   robbery - October 7, 1996 - when I called 911 for help as I was being   attacked and robbed  - the Montreal Police have repeatedly refused to   take normal legal actions to recover precious possessions,   money and property that were stolen from me and from my family by Dawn   McSweeney and to bring her before a court of criminal law. 
             
    When the Montreal Police finally launched what appeared to be a   serious investigation five months after the robbery, fingerprints   "disappeared".
    
  THE RETURN OF THE EMPTY JEWEL BOXES
       
    OUR AGED MOTHER DISAPPEARED - MONTREAL POLICE REUSED TO INVESTIGATE
       
  Dawn McSweeney's partner, Alex Lavergne, accuses Dawn McSweeney's mother.   Debbie, of being the thief. Montreal Police refuse to investigate.
   
  MONTREAL POLICE DO NOTHING
     
     
      EVIDENCE THAT DEMANDS A VERDICT
       
  Montreal Police detective, Sylvie Laverdiere   told me - the victim - to do the investigation myself and report to   her. So I did. 
   
  Then Montreal Police detective, Sylvie Laverdiere, went to my   home and asked Dawn McSweeney for my Borg winter coat which Dawn gave to   her  - but she made no effort to recover my precious valuables.
   
  Alex Lavergne posted numerous messages of hate mail on my blog. Again   and again, I reported to the police. 
   
    THIEVES ACCUSE VICTIM OF BEING INSANE AND DANGEROUS   -
       THESE THIEVES HAVE ENDANGERED MY LIFE - FORCED ME   TO HAVE CT SCAN
       
  I provided the Montreal Police with documents, insurance papers,   receipts, appraisals of my jewellery, photographs, a minutely detailed inventory   of all the stolen items and several floppy discs of information. The Montreal Police do nothing.
       
  Member of Parliament, Marlene   Jennings, 
  stated at two public meetings in Montreal   - 
   
  "MRS. CARTER'S RIGHTS   
  WERE VIOLATED THREE   TIMES" 
   
  And still the Montreal Police do nothing.
   
  And so I continue my struggle for justice, day   and night for all the world to see. At this writing, more than   55,500 people around the world have   read my reports. 
   
  But there is still no justice in Montreal,   Quebec, Canada.
   
        
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