A man found not criminally responsible this fall in the death of his parents and attempted murder of his former supervisor will soon be transferred to a locked mental health facility in Selkirk, Man., where he will remain indefinitely.
A Manitoba judge has designated Trevor Farley a high risk, a day after finding him not criminally responsible due to mental disorder in the deaths of his parents and a "relentless attack" on his former supervisor.
WINNIPEG Court has heard a man was experiencing psychosis and thought higher powers were telling him his relatives and a colleague were "contaminated by evil" the day he killed his parents and attacked a hospital nursing supervisor.