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Dustin Duthie went on a murder spree, killing girlfriend Taylor Toller, mother Shawn Boshuk, and his stepfather, Alan Pennylegion.

The Calgary court system adapted to COVID-19, and 2021 produced a variety of high-profile criminal cases.

The crimes carry an automatic life sentence, but Justice Glen Poelman agreed with a Crown recommendation to increase the minimum 25-year parole ineligibility period due to the level of violence. "He committed three consecutive murders of members of his intimate circle, each exceeding in brutality and violence the one before it," Poelman said Thursday. "The callous abandonment of Ms. Toller's body for five days followed by the murders of two more family members are uniquely reprehensible." An agreed statement of facts said Toller, Duthie's girlfriend of five years, was last seen on video foota...

Article content Triple-murderer Dustin Duthie was handed a life sentence without parole eligibility for 35 years on Thursday in the deaths of his mother, stepfather and girlfriend nearly three years ago. Duthie, 27, pleaded guilty March 2 to two counts of second-degree murder in the July 26, 2018, killing of his girlfriend, Taylor Toller, as well as the stabbing death of his mother, Shawn Boshuck, five days later. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Triple-murderer handed life sentence with no parole for 35 years Back to video Duthie also pleaded...

  CALGARY -- A Calgary triple murderer who admitted to slitting his girlfriend's throat and stabbing his mother and stepfather to death has been sentenced to life in prison. Dustin Duthie, 27, pleaded guilty last month to second-degree murder in the 2018 deaths of Taylor Toller and Shawn Boshuk, and to first-degree murder in the death of Alan Pennylegion. Justice Glen Poelman handed down the sentence on Thursday afternoon. Duthie will serve life in prison with no chance of parole for 35 years. Duthie’s guilty plea, expression of remorse during court proceedings and his absence of an ad...