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Convicted murderer Lori Bill Germa, 69, escapes from a prison in Quebec

Convicted murderer Lori Bill Germa, 69, escapes from a prison in Quebec

National Post4 hours ago
Correctional Service Canada says a 69-year-old convicted murderer has escaped from a prison in Quebec's Laurentians area.
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Staff discovered late Saturday that Lori Bill Germa was not present during an inmate count at the minimum-security unit of Archambault Institution, where he is serving a first-degree murder sentence.
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Lory Bill Germa has escaped from Archambault Institution (minimum security) in Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Quebec. Anyone who has information is asked to contact the Sûreté du Québec. More information will follow. pic.twitter.com/DvXbDds2wf
— Correctional Service (@CSC_SCC_en) July 6, 2025
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Germa is 5'10, weighs 166 pounds and is bald with light skin and brown eyes.
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He also has a tattoo of a sword with the name 'Carol' on one arm, and two seahorses and two dragons on the other.
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Fellow inmate Richard Plourde escaped June 22 and was arrested by Quebec provincial police the following day.
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