Accused in motel murder granted bail, conditions not disclosed

rally for justice for Cindy Gladue, Edmonton, April 2, 2015.

Bradley Barton turned himself in on Friday and was granted bail the same day

CBC News, August 18, 2017

An Ontario man set to stand trial for the second time on first-degree-murder charges in the death of Cindy Gladue turned himself in on Friday and was promptly arrested by sheriffs at the courthouse.

Bradley Barton, 49, was granted bail.

Cindy Gladue Case: Rallies Across Canada Seek Justice For Slain Aboriginal Woman

Rally for justice for Cindy Gladue in Toronto, April 2, 2015.

By Chris Jancelewicz ,The Huffington Post, April 2, 2015

Canadians came together Thursday to protest the acquittal of the man accused of murdering Cindy Gladue, an aboriginal woman from Edmonton.

Protests were planned across the country, and thousands of people turned out to send the message that aboriginal lives matter.

Cindy Gladue Case: Not Guilty Verdict Ignites Outrage, Protests

By Andree Lau, The Huffington Post Alberta, March 30, 2015

 WARNING: This story contains graphic details. The following information about violence may be triggering to survivors.

The circumstances of Cindy Gladue’s last hours were horrific. The mother of two bled to death in a motel bathtub, suffering from an 11-centimetre vaginal wound.

And the trial of the man accused of killing her was no less appalling, say aboriginal activists.