Woman accused of killing 3 people fit to stand trial, court rules / Global
Wednesday, June 11, 2025, 12:23 pm permalink
A Toronto-area woman, charged with killing three people over three successive days, has been declared fit to stand trial by the court. The decision intensifies scrutiny on a case that has shocked communities and exposed serious concerns about public safety and judicial processes in Ontario.
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