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OpenFile provides the details of Byron Sonne’s chemistry set

By Stephen Spencer Davis

| December 16, 2011

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As we pointed out earlier today, the Toronto Sun reported the recent news from the Byron Sonne trial in breathless terms. Over at OpenFile, freelance reporter—and frequent Toronto Life contributor—Denise Balkissoon also laid out the contents of Sonne’s basement lab, only her account focused more on the equipment and the chemicals and far less on fear mongering. Read the entire story [OpenFile] »

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