Larry Ackerl News Today

Justice Larry Ackerl says that killer, Beryl Musila shows potential for rehabilitation; the victim's daughter says the woman who murdered her father shows no remorse.

Justice Larry Ackerl says that Musila shows potential for rehabilitation; Stacey Worsfold says Musila shows no remorse.

"My dad was not invisible, he was not disposable, and he was not reclusive. He was a healthy, vibrant, kind, generous soul who touched many people and lives, all of which felt the shock and loss of his murder," said Ronald Worsfold's daughter Stacey Worsfold.

"My dad was not invisible, he was not disposable, and he was not reclusive. He was a healthy, vibrant, kind, generous soul who touched many people and lives, all of which felt the shock and loss of his murder," said Ronald Worsfold's daughter Stacey Worsfold.

"My dad was not invisible, he was not disposable, and he was not reclusive. He was a healthy, vibrant, kind, generous soul who touched many people and lives, all of which felt the shock and loss of his murder, said Ronald Worsfold's daughter Stacey Worsfold.

In July, Musila was granted an application to postpone her sentencing, after she hired her seventh lawyer in the case.

In July, Musila was granted an application to postpone her sentencing, after she hired her seventh lawyer in the case.

Nine weeks after the trial first began into the death of St. Albert senior Ronald Worsfold, the jury has been charged and is now deliberating.

Nine weeks after the trial first began into the death of St. Albert senior Ronald Worsfold, the jury has been charged and is now deliberating.

“It seemed heavier than shoes and heavier than bricks, but it didn’t seem what it was,” accused murderer Beryl Musila's ex-boyfriend, Robert Rafters, testified in court.