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Family members of a 75-year-old St. Albert man killed in 2017 cried and embraced one another Thursday as the woman found guilty in his murder was led out of the courtroom.
The jury in the trial of a woman accused of killing a 75-year-old man from St. Albert, Alta., has found her guilty of first-degree murder in the senior’s 2017 death.
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.
Nine weeks after the trial first began into the death of St. Albert senior Ronald Worsfold, the jury has been charged and is now deliberating.