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"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.

Justice finds Musila’s claim that she did not know Worsfold’s body would be left in the woods “preposterous.”

Sentencing arguments have begun for Beryl Musila who was found guilty of the first degree murder and causing an indignity to the body of Alberta senior, Ronald Worsfold.

The court is still deciding on an appropriate sentence for indignities to Ronald Worsfold’s body and the sentencing for the first-degree murder charge will take place later this week

In one version of the story, Beryl Musila is the victim of a conspiracy to frame her for the murder of Ronald Worsfold. In the other, she is a killer who has spent years lying to cover up the fact she stabbed and bludgeoned the senior for reasons that remain unclear.

Jurors began deliberating late Wednesday about whether or not Beryl Musila planned and carried out the 2017 killing of 75-year-old Ronald Worsfold. 

In one version of the story, Beryl Musila is the victim of a conspiracy to frame her for the murder of Ronald Worsfold. In the other, she is a killer who has spent years lying to cover up the fact she stabbed and bludgeoned the senior for reasons that remain unclear.

Beryl Musila answered questions from — and sometimes argued with — a Crown prosecutor during a tense cross-examination Tuesday about her involvement in the death of Ronald Worsfold.