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Witness who admits lying testifies about hearing plan to kill Jamie Leard - Vimarsana News

Witness who admits lying testifies about hearing plan to kill Jamie Leard

The jury in a Moncton murder trial was sent home until next week after an issue arose late Wednesday. It came after a day of testimony that offered the first indication of a potential motive in the case.

Source: cbc.ca
Murder trial jury hears from neighbour who found Jamie Leard's remains, sees graphic photos - Vimarsana News

Murder trial jury hears from neighbour who found Jamie Leard's remains, sees graphic photos

Jurors in a murder trial taking place in Moncton on Monday heard from the person who found Jamie Leard's remains and saw photos of those remains.

Source: cbc.ca
APCC wants Healey Administration to re-think uses of Upper Cape military base - Vimarsana News

APCC wants Healey Administration to re-think uses of Upper Cape military base

The Association to Preserve Cape Cod is calling on Gov. Maura Healey's administration to think about using part of Joint Base Cape Cod to build much-needed housing.

Jury sent home as murder trial expected to be shorter than planned - Vimarsana News

Jury sent home as murder trial expected to be shorter than planned

The jury in a Moncton-area murder trial was sent home early on Thursday after the judge told them the case would likely be completed faster than the eight weeks originally scheduled. 

Source: cbc.ca
Jury hears Jamie Leard was shot multiple times, murder trial underway - Vimarsana News

Jury hears Jamie Leard was shot multiple times, murder trial underway

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. 

Source: cbc.ca