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Was the cause of death released? Sorry if you've already discussed, but I didn't see any mention.
COD has not been released.
Was the cause of death released? Sorry if you've already discussed, but I didn't see any mention.
Yes.i think jb's appearance in court is on the 30th of july? am i right?
Neither has the location, officially, as far as I've read..COD has not been released.
Neither has the location, officially, as far as I've read..
Great. Just what taxpayers need, to pay for his defense.
Defence lawyer Allan Fay says Burgess has been denied legal aid. He will now make a Rowbotham application, which asks the court to force the government to pay for legal aid.
The case has been put over until August 25.
The death of Shannon Madill (Burgess) has left a hole in the hearts of her loved ones that will never fully heal. The anger and hurt surrounding her death came rushing back Monday with the start of the preliminary inquiry for the man accused of killing herher own husband.
http://www.calgarysun.com/2016/08/08/evidence-at-burgess-prelim-reduces-victims-mom-to-tears[h=1]Evidence at Burgess prelim reduces victim's mom to tears[/h]By Kevin Martin, Postmedia Network First posted: Monday, August 08, 2016 04:31 PM MDT
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Lisa Madill was hugged and consoled by supporters as she wiped her eyes after listening to the final witness of the day at the hearing to determine if her former son-in-law will stand trial for murder.
Others among the more than a dozen family and friends of Shannon Madill Burgess wiped away their own tears after hearing emotionally charged testimony.
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http://www.calgarysun.com/2016/08/08/evidence-at-burgess-prelim-reduces-victims-mom-to-tearsEvidence at Burgess prelim reduces victim's mom to tears
By Kevin Martin, Postmedia Network First posted Monday, August 08, 2016 04:31 PM MDT
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Crown prosecutors Susan Pepper and Sonya Bertrand expect to call nine witnesses at Burgess’ preliminary inquiry, which was originally scheduled for two weeks, but is expected to be completed Thursday.
At defence lawyer Allan Fay’s request, provincial court Judge Gord Wong imposed a publication ban on the evidence the prosecutors will present, including the testimony which had many in the courtroom gallery reduced to tears.
Fay indicated that while no final decision has been made he most likely will consent to his client’s committal to stand trial once the hearing is concluded.
Such decisions are commonplace as the test for a committal to be granted is a minimal one in that Wong will have to find there is some evidence a properly instructed jury could use to find the accused guilty.
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