Mark Stobbe was a senior communications official with the Government of Manitoba when his wife, Beverley Rowbotham, was brutally murdered in October of 2000. Eight years later, he was charged with second-degree murder. After spending close to two months incarcerated, he was released on bail until his trial began in the Manitoba Court of Queens Bench. On March 29, 2012, he was acquitted by a jury of his peers. He studied sociology at the University of Saskatchewan and McMaster University. He is the co-author of Devine Rule in Saskatchewan: A Decade of Hope and Hardship (with Leslie Biggs). He now lives in Saskatoon with two sons.

Author of: Lessons from Remand

Also by Mark Stobbe:

• Devine Rule in Saskatchewan: A Decade of Hope and Hardship