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A Wainwright man who stalked and then killed his estranged wife in 2017 will serve a life sentence with no chance to apply for parole for 16 years, an Edmonton judge ruled Thursday.
The Mountie said he was taken aback by the conversation. He described it as bizarre. "It didn't seem to me that his reaction was natural," Creaser testified. "The mother of his grandchildren was deceased. I would have expected a much different reaction." Nichole and Robert Clifford had separated weeks before her death. She had filed divorce papers and obtained an emergency protection order from the courts after he sent her harassing messages and allegedly broke into her house at least twice. The Wainwright house where Nichole Clifford was murdered in February 2017.(RCMP/Court exhibit) N...