Calgary: A Calgary man accused of homicide in the expiration of his two-month-old child told police it was likely his "envious" pooch that made the traumatic head damages Bryson and nurture at Alberta Children's Hospital that made his passing four years back.

Jamie Allen Dorey, 32, told then city police manslaughter Det. Len Minello the day following the asserted Aug. 1, 2009, occurrence including Bryson that he headed off to the restroom around the range of 11:30 a.m., for in the vicinity of five minutes, then heard two boisterous pounds.

"I heard two bangs . . . at the same time," Dorey told Minello while doing a reenactment at his home. "I turned out and heard the most elevated shriek I've at any point heard in my existence. I strolled him around, saying 'are all of you right."

"I accept the canine pushed minimal Bryson off the sofa. That is the point at which I heard the two bangs. He (Bryson) was face down on the floor between the foot stool and sofa. When I turned out, (the pooch) wasn't there, she was setting out."

Dorey said Sable, a two-year-old hunting dog dark Lab cross shouldn't be on the love seat, however off and on again finished so when he turned his back.

"Bryson was hollering, then the shouting was subsiding. At that point I recognized the red as an afterthought of his head and a knock . . . He had his eyes shut, head down like he was resting. The sum of a sudden he began making sputtering sounds. I was pondering what the heck was going on."

In the videotaped articulation played by Crown prosecutor Jayme Williams, Dorey said he tried to call his regular law life partner, Carla Fox, however couldn't overcome. He said he then called a rescue vehicle.

He said Carla strolled in no time a short time later and "began cracking,". When she asked him "what did you do," he said, he answered, "I didn't do anything. I said it wasn't that huge an arrangement."

Not long after the toddler was taken to Alberta Children's Hospital it came to be evident the child was in genuine condition.

"When we went in that room he was laying on the table, with medical caretakers taking a gander at him, snaring him to all that stuff," he said, noting the kid was exchanged to the Intensive Care Unit,

"I headed off in there to converse with a portion of the medical attendants. I said, 'will I get into a bad situation for anything.'" Dorey said. "I left the clinic and no one at any point called me. I called the clinic later and they said its still excessively early (to tell his condition).

Dorey later emphasized that the pooch might bounce on the love seat when he or Carla turned their back. Since there was a trauma, "it must be the puppy."

"I accept that happened, the explanation for why he was in healing center. I additionally think the explanation for why he expired was as a result of what they did at healing facility. They were understudy attendants, putting that tube and stuff down his throat to take out the mucous. I accept what they did in healing center was what executed him."

Dorey demands he didn't do anything to make the toddler's damages.

 "I know I didn't do anything. It sucks," he said. "I headed off to B.C. I stayed on the edge of Calgary for a few days, in my auto. At that point I headed off to Merrirtt, I'm not certain to what extent. I was given the news he perished, then I returned for the memorial service. I had headed off far away to attempt and clear my head."

Minello told Williams that he looked at the canine at his new home a couple of days after the fact and reviewed it having an "uninvolved, not combative conduct."

Under interrogation by defence attorney Gloria Froese, Minello concurred that around then Carla Fox was still a suspect.

Dorey was charged on Aug. 3, the day his child passed on from head trauma due to a fractured skull.