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Maskwacis man sentenced to life in prison for killing his mother - Vimarsana News

Maskwacis man sentenced to life in prison for killing his mother

Ashton Saddleback, 36, has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years in the November 2020 second-degree murder of his mother Corrine Saddleback.

Source: cbc.ca
'I KILLED MOM': Alberta man who beat mother to death convicted of murder - Vimarsana News

'I KILLED MOM': Alberta man who beat mother to death convicted of murder

An Alberta man who admitted to beating his mother to death in a drunken rage has been found guilty of her murder.

'I killed mom': Alberta man who beat mother to death convicted of murder - Vimarsana News

'I killed mom': Alberta man who beat mother to death convicted of murder

An Alberta man who admitted to beating his mother to death in a drunken rage has been found guilty of her murder.

Alberta man who killed mother should be found guilty of manslaughter, defence lawyer says - Vimarsana News

Alberta man who killed mother should be found guilty of manslaughter, defence lawyer says

Ashton Saddleback, 35, admits that he killed his mother Corrine in November 2020. During closing arguments in his trial Wednesday, the Crown asked for a second-degree murder conviction, while the defence wanted manslaughter.

Source: cbc.ca
Accused killer Ashton Saddleback tells court why he attacked his mother - Vimarsana News

Accused killer Ashton Saddleback tells court why he attacked his mother

All the evidence is now in at the Ashton Saddleback second-degree murder trial. During a police interview, he tells RCMP why he attacked his mother Corrine Saddleback with his fist and feet.

Source: cbc.ca