Identified! Canada - Toronto, Fem 20-40, Red Armani shirt, nail design, Dismem'd in bags, Mar'22 - Tien Ly *guilty verdict*

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Wednesday, June 26th:
*Sentencing Hearing (@ am ET) - Canada – Thanh “Tien” Ly (46) (found Mar. 28, 2022 on a sidewalk in the area of Eastern & Berkshire avenues, west of Leslie Street, around 1:30pm in a garbage bag dismembered; ID'd on Mar. 31, 2022, Toronto) - *Dallas Ly (20/now 22) son arrested & charged (4/2/22) & arraigned (4/3/22) with 2nd degree murder. Plead not guilty. Remanded to custody (4/3/22).
Trial began on 4/29/24. Crown rested their case on 5/7/24. Defense started on 5/8/24 & rested on 5/14/24. Closing argument start on Thursday, 5/16/24 & Jury deliberations ended on Tuesday, 5/22/24. Found guilty of 2nd degree murder. Sentencing on 6/26/24.
Justice Alfred O'Marra presiding. Assistant Crown attorney Jay Spare. Defense lawyer Marco Sciarra.

Case & court info from 3/28/22 thru 4/3/22 & Trial Days 1-11 (4/29-5/22/24) reference post #117 here:
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/t...n-dismemd-in-bags-mar22-tien-ly.617112/page-6

5/31/24 Update: Sentencing hearing: Standing in the prisoner’s box nine days after a jury found Dallas Ly guilty of the second-degree murder of his mother, 46-year-old Tien Ly, the convicted killer apologized & thanked those friends who had stood by him over the past two years. *Before Justice Brian O’Marra recessed court, reserving his decision on a period of parole ineligibility, Dallas’s lawyer Jessyca Greenwood asked the judge if her client could have a moment to speak with his aunt, grandmother & friends now that the no-communication order was ending. The judge agreed to the request before Dallas turned and looked towards the body of the court.
*A victim impact statement was read out by the Crown prosecutor on behalf of Huyen Ly, Tien’s sister.
*The jury convicted Dallas of second-degree murder after just a day of deliberations, rejecting the defence argument that he was provoked. A second-degree murder conviction is an automatic life sentence but the judge must decide on a period of parole ineligibility between 10 & 25 years. Crown attorney Jay Spare argued that 15 years would be appropriate given the victim was Dallas’s mother who was brutally killed in her own home by multiple stab wounds. Dallas’s lawyer Jessyca Greenwood argued a more appropriate period of parole ineligibility would be between 10 & 12 years. Judge O’Marra will deliver his sentence on the question of parole ineligibility on 6/26/24.
for more info see posts #118 (article) here:
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/t...n-dismemd-in-bags-mar22-tien-ly.617112/page-6
 

June 26, 2024
An Ontario man guilty of killing and decapitating his mother in March 2022 has been sentenced to life in prison with a period of parole ineligibility of 13 years.
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The judge in the case also issued a DNA order, and a life-time weapons ban for Dallas, while recommending he receives a psychiatric assessment, and referral to psychiatric programs while in prison.
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The jury convicted Dallas of second-degree murder after just a day of deliberations, rejecting the defence argument that he was provoked.

A second-degree murder conviction is an automatic life sentence, but the judge must decide on a period of parole ineligibility between 10 and 25 years.
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In handing down his sentence, Superior Court Justice Brian O’Marra said he believed that Dallas initiated the attack and was the aggressor against his mother.
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The judge also noted that while Dallas had remorse for the damage he had done to his family and had taken responsibility for his actions, O’Marra said that when Dallas addressed the court he expressed no regret for having taken his mother’s life.
 

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