Canadians should be very interested in taking a closer look into who Joshua Boyle is and what has happened since he and his family were kidnapped by the Taliban while “hiking” in Afghanistan. By the end of this article, you might find yourself asking more questions with no answers provided by the not so transparent Canadian government. 

Now facing 15 offences including sexual assault, forcible confinement and uttering death threats, allegedly involve two victims who were not named occurred in Ottawa, Ontario between October 14th and December 2017.

Joshua Ainsley Boyle was raised in a Christian family home and is the son of Linda and Patrick Boyle. Patrick was appointed as a judge in the Tax Court of Canada in 2007 by the Conservative government. Joshua graduated from Waterloo University in 2005 and became interested in Islamic-terrorism and extremists after the 9/11 attacks in 2001. He devoted several years of his life helping Omar Khdar, a prisoner at Guantamino Bay, and known terrorist who later settled a lawsuit against the Canadian Government which resulted in a $10.5 million dollar payment and an apology by Justin Trudeau.

In 2009, Boyle married Omar’s sister,  Zaynab Khdar, who Boyle described her as “a woman who has ties to Osama Bin Laden”. After their divorce a year later, Joshua went on to marry Caitlin Coleman, an American woman he had met online in a Star Wars chat room. They lived in New Brunswick until travelling to Afghanistan in 2012.

Boyle last contacted his family on October 8th 2012, from an internet cafe in an "unsafe part" of Kabul during a hiking trip with Coleman, who was five months pregnant at the time. They were taken by Taliban members just 5 days after entering Afghanistan.

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Pakistani forces rescued Boyle, Coleman and their three children in North Western Pakistan from the trunk of a luxury SUV. 

After their safe return to Canada, Boyle’s controlling nature emerged during television interviews — he refused to leave the room while his wife spoke, chastising her for answering a question, saying “Check with me before you say any of that on the recording.”

On Dec. 19th 2017, the couple met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at his office in Ottawa. The meeting was not publicized by the government and only became known when Boyle posted photos to his Twitter account called @BoylesVsWorld. Joshua also claims he met with Trudeau in 2006 over “common interests” ![1111.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXeM3RLnuyFJuKG8bz8zpdqBTPa538SNUdCbBr7k1i2Qo/1111.png)


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The Prime Minister later confirmed the 2017 meeting took place, but refused to discuss details for a concern of privacy. 

So, why would the Prime Minister meet with Joshua Boyle? Canadians are asking the same question and deserve so many answers. We ought to know whether Trudeau discussed a financial pay-out to Boyle, similar to the one received by his ex-relative Khadr. Did the Prime Ministers office know about the pending charges? 

One thing we do know is, Trudeau cannot deny his awareness of Boyle’s past and his connection to the Khdar family.