Trying to avoid a lawsuit of their own

The National Post reported in the May 24 edition on a lawsuit commenced by Andre Gravelle, one of two persons originally charged in the 1998 murder of Hamilton criminal defence lawyer Lynn Gilbank and her husband Fred Gilbank. The case is against the Government of Ontario and certain individuals for damages resulting he says he has suffered from false arrest, false imprisonment, negligent investigation and negligent prosecution.
The article reported on the claims made by Mr. Gravelle in his lawsuit, in which Mr. Gravelle suggested that Mark Gilbank, son of the deceased, should have been investigated for the murder instead of him. However, Mr. Gravelle in his claim did not allege that Mark Gilbank committed any crime.
The National Post wants to make it clear that Mr. Gilbank is not a defendant in the lawsuit and none of the claims relating to him made by Mr. Gravelle have been proven in court. Mr. Gilbank has stated that the references to him in the lawsuit are unfounded and entirely false. Link