Defence lawyer removed, delaying Nova Scotia murder trial
A Nova Scotia murder trial that was scheduled to begin next month has been put on hold after one of the defence lawyers was removed from the case.
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A Nova Scotia murder trial that was scheduled to begin next month has been put on hold after one of the defence lawyers was removed from the case.
A Richmond County man is among four people charged in a murder case in Hants County. 28 year-old Brandon Doucette from L’Ardoise is charged with the murder of 51 year-old Robert Campbell from Falmouth whose remains were found inside a burnt vehicle in the community of St. Croix on May 24 th of last year. Also charged in the murder is 37 year-old Rebecca Elizabeth Moir from Five Islands in Colchester County. Two Kings County men have also been charged in the case. 42 year-old Darroll Murray Atwell and 26 year-old Devyn Adam Dennis are facing charges of accessory after the fact, indignity ...
Nova Scotia RCMP charge four people in death of man whose body was found in burned-out van HALIFAX Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Nova Scotia RCMP have charged four people in the death of a man whose body was found in a burned-out van almost a year ago. The Mounties issued a statement Wednesday saying Rebecca Elizabeth Moir of Five Islands, N.S., and Brandon Doucette of L’A...
HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia RCMP has charged four people in the May 2020 homicide of a Hants County, N.S. man. Police say 51-year-old Robert Michael Campbell of Falmouth, N.S., was the victim of a homicide on May 24, 2020. Campbell's body was found in a burned-out grey van near St. Croix, N.S., two hours after a home invasion in Wolfville, N.S., which police believed was connected to Campbell’s death. "During the early morning hours on May 24, two residents fled their home in Wolfville after their home was entered," Nova Scotia RCMP said in a news release last May. "Police found evidence...