WARNING: This story contains distressing details and discusses suicide.
As Kim Prosser faces her first Christmas without her son, she says learning a murder charge has been laid in his death doesn’t provide her with any resolution.
“Whatever they found in the investigation to include the new charges of second-degree murder changes nothing for me,” she said in an interview with CBC News on Tuesday.
“We have a system that does not give a voice to everyone who’s involved and that doesn’t allow us to see the bigger picture.”
Ashtyn Prosser, 19, from Windsor, Ont, died by suicide in March. He is listed in court documents as an alleged victim
