Man stabbed girlfriend 47 times then filmed her as she slowly bled to death
The disturbing video of mum Nicole Porciello, also known as Nicole Hasselmann, was played in court and many family members chose not to watch as she fought for her life and tried to save herself from evil partner Jan Poepl
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Porciello, who worked at Templeton Secondary School in Vancouver, left behind a 10-year-old son.
The judge also ordered a lifetime firearm prohibition for Poepl.
Over the course of the sentencing hearings that began in March, the judge heard victim impact statements from Porciello s family and friends all of which had a similar theme, according to her cousin. She was pure love. She was fierce. She was smart. She was intelligent. She believed in everybody, Iuliano said.
Porciello s brother has previously said that she and Poepl had an on-and-off relationship but Nicole had broken things off in the months before her death.
VANCOUVER The B.C. man who pleaded guilty to stabbing his ex-girlfriend 47 times and then deliberately crashing his SUV while she was in the passenger seat has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 15 years. Jan Poepl s sentence for second-degree murder was handed down Tuesday by B.C. Supreme Court Justice Kathleen Ker, who remarked on the horrific and brutal nature of the crime. The court previously heard that after stabbing Nicole Porciello dozens of times, Poepl decided to record her with his cellphone rather than call 911. “It is shocking in its total absence of empathy or concern for what he has just done to the woman he reported to love, Ker said. “He did not phone anyone or endeavour to get help.
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Author of the article: Keith Fraser
Publishing date: Apr 13, 2021 • 25 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Joe Porciello, father of the late Nicole Hasslemann, talks to reporters outside B.C. Supreme Court last month. ‘It made me sick to my stomach,’ he said Tuesday of the judge’s acceptance of killer Jan Poepl’s remorse. Photo by NICK PROCAYLO /PNG files
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A man who was convicted of murdering his former girlfriend during a staged motor vehicle accident has been sentenced to life in prison with no parole eligibility for 15 years.