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B.C. murder trial of escaped inmates continues - Vimarsana News

B.C. murder trial of escaped inmates continues

Crown prosecutors continued to lay out their case Wednesday against two men accused of killing a man in his home after their escape from a Vancouver Island prison, as the murder trial resumed for a third day.

Retired Metchosin doctor refused to let two men into his home, court hears - Vimarsana News

Retired Metchosin doctor refused to let two men into his home, court hears

Clayton Reynolds identified the men at his door as Zachary Armitage and James Lee Busch, two escaped inmates charged with murder of Metchosin man

Metchosin murder: Trial adjourned after accused suffers back injury - Vimarsana News

Metchosin murder: Trial adjourned after accused suffers back injury

The second day of trial for two inmates accused of killing a man after they escaped from a minimum-security prison near Victoria was adjourned before it began Tuesday.

Trial begins for 2 men accused of killing mail carrier after escape from B.C. prison - Vimarsana News

Trial begins for 2 men accused of killing mail carrier after escape from B.C. prison

On the morning after Zachary Armitage and James Lee Busch escaped from William Head prison in July 2019, mail carrier Martin Payne left for work at his usual time. It would be the 60-year-old's last shift.

Source: cbc.ca
Trial of escaped inmates accused of killing Metchosin man adjourned after injury - Vimarsana News

Trial of escaped inmates accused of killing Metchosin man adjourned after injury

Justice David Crossin excused the jury on Tuesday, telling them Zachary Armitage had suffered what appeared to be a back injury. Court is expected to resume Wednesday