Sask. 'medicine man' accused of sex crimes headed to jury trial
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A self-proclaimed Indigenous healer accused of sexually assaulting his patients is set to go to trial — three years after he was charged.
A self-proclaimed Indigenous healer accused of sexually assaulting his patients is set to go to trial — three years after he was charged.
Cecil Wolfe's jury trial is scheduled to begin on Feb. 18, 2025 at Saskatoon's Court of King's Bench.
Wolfe, 62, is facing 12 counts of sexual assault stemming from his work as a medicine man between 2013 and 2021.
Wolfe's female patients turned to him for a variety of health issues — including stomach pain, infertility and cancer.
Wolfe originally pleaded guilty to the charges.
In September, his guilty pleas were expunged, or erased, by Judge Sanjeev Anand — restarting the court process.
Anand ruled Wolfe’s guilty pleas “were not informed.”
