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Crown seeks 25 years parole ineligibility in Fort McMurray murder sentencing

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The Crown asked for a 25-year parole ineligibility period for Timothy McDougall, who was found guilty of killing his partner, Sherri Lynn Flett. Defence asked for 14 years parole ineligibility.

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Crown seeks 25 years parole ineligibility in Fort McMurray murder sentencing

The Crown asked for a 25-year parole ineligibility period for Timothy McDougall, who was found guilty of killing his partner, Sherri Lynn Flett. Defence asked for 14 years parole ineligibility.

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