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The Crown has stayed the manslaughter charge against a Saskatoon woman accused in the death of Hodan Hashi at a Saskatoon nightclub in November.
Paige Theriault-Fisher was initially charged with second-degree murder, but the charge was reduced to manslaughter the same day. That charge was stayed Tuesday morning.
According to Nicholas Stooshinoff, the lawyer handling a $1-million lawsuit put forward by Hashi’s family, they are “profoundly disappointed” with the decision.
He said the family felt there was “ample evidence there was an unlawful act” in the death.
The Ottawa-raised woman’s sister, Fartun Hashi, posted on Twitter she was “sad, angry and outraged.”
“[Theriault-Fisher] is walking away
