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Book explores love murder case
In June 2000, Jassi Sidhu, from Maple Ridge, British Columbia, was murdered in India, allegedly for marrying someone her family deemed unworthy. Now Fabian Dawson, who broke Jassi's story in Canada, has a new book out about the case called "Justice for Jassi". The book tells the story of Jassi's murder from the point of view of her husband, Mittoo.
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