Calgary chef murder appeal dismissed by Alberta Court of Appeal
Thursday, May 1, 2025, 4:21 pm
Alberta’s top court has dismissed the Crown’s appeal against the sentence imposed on a man convicted in the high-profile murder of a renowned Calgary chef. The ruling upholds the original verdict, fueling ongoing debates over the judicial process in this closely watched case.
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The Alberta Court of Appeal has rejected a request to review the sentence given to a man convicted in the death of a well-known Calgary chef.
CALGARY - The Alberta Court of Appeal has rejected a request to review the sentence given to a man convicted in the death of a well-known Calgary chef.
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