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The journey from a crime scene stain to confirmed blood—or DNA—is a complex, carefully guarded and closely documented process, jurors heard Tuesday in the first-degree murder trial of St. Albert resident Beryl Nufola Musila, 33.
The defendant’s father, Jacob Musila, was called as a witness for the prosecution.
The Crown alleges Musila drugged Worsfold, then stabbed and beat him with a hammer until he died. The Crown believes his body was put in a blue tote and transported to several locations in the region.
The Crown alleges Musila drugged Worsfold, then stabbed and beat him with a hammer until he died. The Crown believes his body was put in a blue tote and transported to several locations in the region.
Duct tape, attached to a plastic strip, was identified in connection with the body of the victim.