US EditionSuspect in fatal Nanaimo stabbing remains in jail, judge tosses detention review application
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Suspect in fatal Nanaimo stabbing remains in jail, judge tosses detention review application
NANAIMO — A co-accused in the disturbing death of a special needs man who was violently stabbed on Nanaimo’s waterfront has again been denied pre-trial release. Mark Jayden Harrison, 20, had a detention review application rejected by BC Supreme Court Justice Robin Baird during a Wednesday, Sept. 20 court appearance. Harrison and co-accused Aiden Matthew William Bell are charged with manslaughter in the death of 29-year-old Fred Parsons, who was …
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