Aha, so they must have found evidence that he was planning to kill VB and at this time they will consider the death of YL as an unfortunate "collateral damage" type death while he was trying to flee?
Found Deceased Canada - Yvon Lacasse, 71, Lachute, QC, 14 Sept 2017
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Aha, so they must have found evidence that he was planning to kill VB and at this time they will consider the death of YL as an unfortunate "collateral damage" type death while he was trying to flee?
http://www.journaldemontreal.com/2017/12/14/ugo-fredette-de-retour-en-cour-en-mars
Ugo Fredette appeared before the judge again last Thursday (14th December), where the next hearing was set for March 14th 2018.
The Crown handed over about 100 CDs of evidence and documentation to the defence.
No changes to the charges.
Ugo Fredette appeared before the judge again last Thursday (14th December), where the next hearing was set for March 14th 2018.
The Crown handed over about 100 CDs of evidence and documentation to the defence.
No changes to the charges.
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He told the court Barbe often felt suffocated by Fredette's neediness. If he texted, and she didn't respond immediately, it enraged him.
The day before, Barbe told the therapist about a violent fight. It began with an argument; Barbe wanted to leave the house. Fredette wouldn't let her leave and wouldn't let her use her phone.
Corneille said she finally ran out – barefoot – into the yard, yelling for help.
He said neighbours paid no attention because they often heard loud fights between the two.
Fredette chased after Barbe, said Corneille, put his hand over her mouth, and forced her back into the house. Once inside, he threw her to the ground and began yelling at her.
At 1 a.m., as Fredette was sleeping in another room, he went into a rage and kicked in the headboard of Barbe's bed.
Barbe was terrified, said her counsellor.
In therapy, Fredette didn't deny the episode. Barbe said she wanted Fredette to leave, but he refused.
"I had never seen Fredette so rigid," Corneille told the court, adding that he believed Barbe was in danger.
Couple's marriage counsellor tells court wife was assaulted days before her murder
The day before, Barbe told the therapist about a violent fight. It began with an argument; Barbe wanted to leave the house. Fredette wouldn't let her leave and wouldn't let her use her phone.
Corneille said she finally ran out – barefoot – into the yard, yelling for help.
He said neighbours paid no attention because they often heard loud fights between the two.
Fredette chased after Barbe, said Corneille, put his hand over her mouth, and forced her back into the house. Once inside, he threw her to the ground and began yelling at her.
At 1 a.m., as Fredette was sleeping in another room, he went into a rage and kicked in the headboard of Barbe's bed.
Barbe was terrified, said her counsellor.
In therapy, Fredette didn't deny the episode. Barbe said she wanted Fredette to leave, but he refused.
"I had never seen Fredette so rigid," Corneille told the court, adding that he believed Barbe was in danger.
Couple's marriage counsellor tells court wife was assaulted days before her murder
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ugo-fredette-sentenced-quebec-1.5866181
“A judge has ordered a Quebec man found guilty of murdering two people in 2017 to serve 25 years in prison before he's eligible for parole.
Superior Court Justice Myriam Lachance delivered her ruling Friday in court in Saint-Jérôme, Que., about 60 kilometres north of Montreal.”
Not enough. Not nearly enough
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“A judge has ordered a Quebec man found guilty of murdering two people in 2017 to serve 25 years in prison before he's eligible for parole.
Superior Court Justice Myriam Lachance delivered her ruling Friday in court in Saint-Jérôme, Que., about 60 kilometres north of Montreal.”
Not enough. Not nearly enough
.
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