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Six weeks of evidence, endless testimony from eminent forensic psychiatrists, hours of recorded interviews and confession after confession after confession.
And now, at last, admitted mass killer Alek Minassian is about to learn his fate.
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Ontario Superior Court Justice Anne Molloy will deliver her verdict Wednesday at 10 a.m. over YouTube where the only issue she must determine is this: Should Minassian, 28, be found not criminally responsible of this city’s worst ever mass murder due to his autism spectrum disorder?
Alek Minassian had admitted to planning and carrying out the attack on April 23, 2018 but had argued he should be found not criminally responsible for his actions because he is autistic.
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