Former William Head inmates apply to have murder trial moved from Victoria
Two former William Head inmates charged with killing a Metchosin man during a prison break two years ago have applied to B.C. Supreme Court to have their trial moved.
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Two former William Head inmates charged with killing a Metchosin man during a prison break two years ago have applied to B.C. Supreme Court to have their trial moved.
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Five lawyers, separated by plexiglass, were present in the small provincial courtroom. Paul Pearson and Chandra Fisher are representing the Crown. Defence lawyer Jim Heller is representing Armitage and Victoria lawyer Ryan Drury is representing Busch. Although evidence at the preliminary inquiry is under a publication ban, police have said previously that the two inmates escaped from William Head Institution by walking away at low tide on July 7, 2019. They were recaptured on the evening of July 9 in Esquimalt after being recognized by an off-duty RCMP officer out walking his dog. West Sho...
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