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A man who fatally shot his friend in the head two years ago for reasons that remain unclear will become eligible for parole in just under 11 years, a Moncton judge has ruled.
A murder trial in Moncton began with on Monday with the Crown prosecutor's opening statement, before the jury was sent home as the lawyers discussed an issue.
One of two men accused of killing Jamie Leard in southeastern New Brunswick in 2021 has pleaded guilty days before he was set to stand trial.
Two arrests were made shortly after the remains were found in June 3rd behind an abandoned mobile home on Quarry Road in Coburg. At that time, Mounties said enough evidence had been gathered to charge 37-year-old Henry Alexander Joseph Pottie and 28-year-old Sean Patrick Patterson with first-degree murder. The two men have remained in custody and are scheduled to face a preliminary inquiry in mid-January. Jamie Leard of Upper Cape was reported missing to police on May 25th and his vehicle was found abandoned in Springhill, Nova Scotia later the same day. '); } return false; }); $('#comm...
Two men charged with first-degree murder in connection with the disappearance of Jamie Leard appeared in Moncton provincial court Wednesday afternoon and requested adjournments to secure legal representation.