Published 1 year ago

Montreal filmmaker charged with killing mother now fit to stand trial

Summary by Ground News

Emmanuel Gendron-Tardif, 28, is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his 61-year-old mother. The accused requested the hearing this week to contest a request that he undergo forced treatment at the Philippe Pinel Institute. On Feb. 28, following a mental health evaluation done at the institute, Gendrons was declared unfit to stand trial. The case returns to court on May 16.

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TVA Nouvelles

Accused of killing his mother: this filmmaker is finally able to stand trial

The Montreal filmmaker accused of killing his mother in an apartment in the Centre-Sud district has finally been declared fit to stand trial.

1 year ago·Montreal, Canada

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Montreal Gazette

Montreal filmmaker charged with killing mother now fit to stand trial

A Quebec Court judge ruled that Emmanuel-Tardif does not have to undergo forced treatment at the Philippe Pinel Institute.

1 year ago·Montreal, Canada

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Le Journal de Quebec

Accused of killing his mother: this filmmaker is finally able to stand trial

The Montreal filmmaker accused of killing his mother in an apartment in the Centre-Sud district has finally been declared fit to stand trial.

1 year ago·Quebec City, Canada

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La Presse

Filmmaker accused of murdering his mother found fit to appear

A young filmmaker accused of killing his mother in January was declared fit to appear Thursday at the Montreal courthouse. However, Emmanuel Gendron-Tardif must remain detained at the Philippe-Pinel National Institute of Forensic Psychiatry for the rest of the proceedings.

1 year ago·Montreal, Canada

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