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WINNIPEG - Lawyers for a Winnipeg man accused of killing four women say they plan to argue that he is not criminally responsible because he is mentally ill.

WINNIPEG — Lawyers for a Winnipeg man accused of killing four women say they plan to argue that he is not criminally responsible because he is mentally ill.

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Lawyers for a man accused of murdering four women in Winnipeg say they plan to argue Jeremy Skibicki is not criminally responsible in those deaths because of a mental disorder.

Defence lawyers told court they will argue alleged serial killer Jeremy Skibicki is not criminally responsible for the deaths of four Indigenous women by way of a mental disorder.

The defence also revealed plans to argue that Jeremy Skibicki is not criminally responsible for the acts he allegedly committed, owing to mental illness

WINNIPEG - Lawyers for a Winnipeg man accused of killing four women are renewing calls for a judge to decide the case rather than a jury.

Lawyers for a Winnipeg man accused of killing four women are renewing calls for a judge to decide the case rather than a jury.

Rest of World News: Jeremy Skibicki, a man accused of killing four Indigenous women, is arguing for the right to a judge-only trial instead of a jury trial. He entered a