Please click through to Donald Best’s site and read this important plea for your help.
Like the people who had been imputed to be the Freedom Convoy Leaders, and then symbolically tried and found guilty, (also awaiting sentencing) Helen Grus was convicted for a political crime. For challenging state narratives even though everything she had actually done, was not only part of her job description, but showed excellent police work and deductive reasoning.
Urgent Call to Canadians, including Serving & Former Police Officers
Affidavit Testimony Needed for Sentencing of Ottawa Police Detective Helen Grus
Sentencing Hearing: September 3 to 5, 2025, Kanata, Ontario
Affidavits Needed Now: Canadians Must Speak for Detective Helen Grus – and for All Canadian Police Officers
This is an urgent call to Canadians – including serving and retired police officers – to support Detective Helen Grus by preparing a simple sworn affidavit for her upcoming sentencing hearing.
The defence team will help ensure your affidavit is relevant, admissible, and properly formatted. It’s a straightforward process – and your voice is needed not only to support Detective Grus, but to stand against a dangerous precedent that threatens the independence and integrity of every police officer in Canada.
(Note: PDF Copy of this Article download here)
A heavy sentence – or firing – will send a chilling message to all serving officers: do not use your professional judgment, experience, or investigative initiative to pursue crimes that carry “political and societal ramifications’ or involve ‘public officials’ as suspects.
If you do, you too may be charged, convicted, and professionally destroyed.
For the background please click through to Donald Best’s site. Also, RAIR Foundation has a lot of coverage of the Grus case. Please search RAIRFoundation.com for Helen Grus.
C3RF “In Hot” with Donald Best re: the Helen Grus case
Canadian Citizens for Charter Rights and Freedoms – April 10, 2025
Major Russ Cooper (Ret’d) delves deep into what appears to a gross miscarriage of justice with expert commentator Detective Donald Best (Ret’d). How else to describe the “discreditable conduct” guilty verdict handed down to Ottawa Police Service detective Helen Grus? All for daring to exercise her police discretion to investigate a cluster of nine infant deaths on the heels of the rollout of mRNA vaccines. Has Canada ceased to be a “rule of law” country? Is there no justice for little ones when the veracity of preferred narratives is at stake? Is Canadian policing corrupted at the highest levels?