We intentionally made this podcast about two people not gender stereotypes or movements and everything we discussed is factually based on contemporaneous notes texts and court documents. Who did what and why. Mike was accountable, funny, sincere, and most importantly, honest. Everything we discussed was taken from court documents and research by expert legal researcher Diana Davison, who only works for the wrongly convicted.
Mike has proof of everything he said. Dean Blundell is a Canadian radio personality. Dean started his career in radio in and for nearly 20 years been entertaining the radio audience.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Fascinating and disturbing in every way. Make this video viral. He was cautioned once more. After pleading guilty to the remaining charges, Bullard was given a conditional discharge and ordered to complete a domestic violence program.
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He recalled their relationship with a full gauntlet of emotions; bitterness, contempt, anger, and here and there a quiet glimpse that told me he fell pretty hard for her. Bullard believed it was those types of antics that made Mulligan fearful, rational or not, that Bullard would use his show on Radio to disparage her. And so, Mulligan pre-emptively struck, levelling accusations against Bullard that Donovan put in his initial, story-breaking article.
The public reacted they way they had been trained in the metoo era; if a man is accused, the woman is automatically a survivor, due process be damned. It is clear the case was pursued by the Crown Attorney with an unnatural vigor and a concerted effort to make an example of Mr. When Donovan wrote the initial piece, including the most frightening detail — that Bullard was stalking Mulligan by parking close to her house — it was a complete fabrication.
For all those keeping score at home, if the two media figures do have a friendship, this means Donovan betrayed the simplest rule of ethical, objective journalism; never get involved in a story if the subject is somebody you know. Bullard became a sacrificial lamb. He was also a Canadian staple for many and watching him traverse the road back to where he once was is maddening.
I called Bullard just before I published this piece, just to see if he had anything else to say about his ordeal. In true Bullard form, he offered the following just before hanging up. I only stalk national, never local. In an exclusive interview at her Toronto home, which is still protected by security cameras and an alarm, Mulligan told Chatelaine what this two-year legal saga has been like for her and her daughters, now 18 and 14, how the court system can improve and why harassment needs to be taken much more seriously in our culture.
You and Bullard broke up for the last time in April You called the police that July, with reports of the repeated phone calls and texts. I mean, I flew to Paris to cover the Bataclan terror attacks alone. I was trying to handle this in a very rational, calm way without overreacting. But at the same time I was embarrassed that I got myself into this situation — there was so much shame that I went back to him, and I still wrestle with that. He was like two different people.
The good side of him was so incredibly good. You still have security cameras outside your house, and in fall , police actually suggested you find somewhere else to live temporarily, for your own safety. How else has this affected your day-to-day life?
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