'Show me the body': Closing arguments heard at Greg Fertuck murder trial
Fertuck's trial began in 2021. He's charged with the first-degree murder of his estranged wife Sheree in 2015. A verdict is set for June.
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Fertuck's trial began in 2021. He's charged with the first-degree murder of his estranged wife Sheree in 2015. A verdict is set for June.
Fertuck closed his case on Wednesday in Saskatoon Court of King's Bench after confirming he would be calling no further witnesses.
Fertuck, who is self-representing, questioned Morris Bodnar at his first-degree murder trial, which resumed on Tuesday in Saskatoon.
Fertuck's first-degree murder trial heard he told undercover officers in 2019 that he shot his estranged wife Sheree in a gravel pit in 2015.
Greg Fertuck, who now represents himself, argued his lawyers didn't ask a ballistics expert and his former spouse the right questions.