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YEAR IN REVIEW: November 2023 - Vimarsana News

YEAR IN REVIEW: November 2023

​​​​​TBNewswatch is looking back at the top 10 stories of each month in 2023, as chosen by Dougall Media's director of news, Leith Dunick. Here are the picks from October.

2 men plead guilty in connection with Alyssa Turnbull's death in northwestern Ontario - Vimarsana News

2 men plead guilty in connection with Alyssa Turnbull's death in northwestern Ontario

A father and son connected to the 2020 death and disappearance of Alyssa Turnbull pleaded guilty, admitting they were involved in hiding her body in a remote area of northwestern Ontario. 

Source: cbc.ca
NetNewsLedger - Brian Soos and Nick Soos Sentences to Time Served in Alyssa Turnbull Case - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - Brian Soos and Nick Soos Sentences to Time Served in Alyssa Turnbull Case

Admission of Guilt in Death of Alyssa Turnbull Thunder Bay – News – In a recent court session, Brian Soos, 60, and his son Nick Soos, 27, admitted their roles in the aftermath of Alyssa Turnbull’s death, pleading guilty to committing indignity to her body. This comes following the discovery of Turnbull’s remains near Kaministiquia. […]

Two men charged in connection with Alyssa Turnbull's death plead guilty - Vimarsana News

Two men charged in connection with Alyssa Turnbull's death plead guilty

A father and son connected to the 2020 death and disappearance of Alyssa Turnbull pleaded guilty in court, admitting they were involved in hiding her body. 

Source: cbc.ca
Two men who helped dispose of Alyssa Turnbull's body sentenced to time served - Vimarsana News

Two men who helped dispose of Alyssa Turnbull's body sentenced to time served

A judge ‘reluctantly’ accepted a joint submission of time served for Nicholas and Brian Soos, who plead guilty to committing an indignity to human remains for helping to dispose of Alyssa Turnbull’s body in 2020, and as part of a plea deal assisted police in locating her body