October 25, 2016

Max Begley
Max Begley

The people of Durham, Ontario are rallying together, quite literally, in support of the family of the Autistic teen who received a hate letter on August 16.

As Autism Daily Newscast reported on August 21 that the letter received by Brenda Milson, grandmother of 13 year old Max Begley at her home in Newcastle, was not being investigated as a hate crime. This news sparked the Morrisette family to organise a motorcycle demonstration on the streets of Durham. The demonstration will take place on Friday August 23.

The letter went viral on the internet on August 20, and the letter seems to have stirred a hidden passion within the Canadian population, with people contacting Max to offer retreats.

The author of the letter who named herself “one pissed off mother” has not yet been identified. But Durham regional police are working vigilantly to bring them to justice. The full letter was reported by Autism Daily Newscast on August 22.

About the author 

Shân Ellis

Shân Ellis, is a qualified journalist with five years experience of writing features, blogging and working on a regional newspaper. Prior to working as a journalist, she was a ghost writer for top publishers and was closely involved in the editing and development of book series. Shân has a degree in the sciences, and 5 A levels. She lives in the UK and is the mother of an autistic child.

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