Published 1 year ago

Sandeson murder trial: Crown questions accused about fatal shooting in Halifax

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William Sandeson has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Taylor Samson. Sandeson, 30, has admitted to shooting Samson, but he has told the Nova Scotia Supreme Court jury he did so in self-defence. The Crown alleges Sandeson was deep in debt at the time and planned to kill Samson.

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The Globe & Mail

Crown questions former Halifax medical student about fatal shooting

The Crown alleges Sandeson was deep in debt at the time and planned to kill the 22-year-old student because he wanted to steal the nine kilograms of marijuana he was carrying that night

1 year ago·Canada

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City News

Sandeson murder trial: Crown questions accused about fatal shooting in Halifax

HALIFAX — A former Dalhousie University medical student accused of fatally shooting another student during a drug deal provided dramatic testimony today in a Halifax courtroom.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Delta Optimist

Sandeson murder trial: Crown questions accused about fatal shooting in Halifax

HALIFAX — There was drama in a Halifax courtroom Wednesday as a Crown prosecutor tried to poke holes in the alibi of a former medical school student who is claiming self-defence in the shooting death of another student during a drug deal.

1 year ago

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