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Marlene Bird lost both of her legs after she was brutally beaten June 1
News Talk Radio staff
A homeless woman from Prince Albert will remain in hospital for another five to six weeks as she recovers from a vicious attack.
Marlene Bird, 47, has had both of her legs amputated and still faces more surgery, while police continue to search for a suspect.
"There are three family members staying with her in Edmonton for the duration of her stay there," Prince Albert YWCA executive director Donna Brooks said.
Prince Albert woman assaulted, burned to the bone
read more Reported by CJME 5 hours ago.
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Marlene Bird lost both of her legs after she was brutally beaten June 1News Talk Radio staff
A homeless woman from Prince Albert will remain in hospital for another five to six weeks as she recovers from a vicious attack.
Marlene Bird, 47, has had both of her legs amputated and still faces more surgery, while police continue to search for a suspect.
"There are three family members staying with her in Edmonton for the duration of her stay there," Prince Albert YWCA executive director Donna Brooks said.
Prince Albert woman assaulted, burned to the bone
read more Reported by CJME 5 hours ago.
