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Jury asks to listen to recording of accused s testimony in Montreal murder trial

Article content The jury in the first-degree murder trial of Raymond Henry Muller asked to listen to a recording of the accused’s testimony as they resumed their sequestered deliberation Wednesday morning. After having told Superior Court Justice Lyne Décarie at the end of the day Tuesday that they could not reach a consensus on a verdict, the 12 jurors sent a note early in the day Wednesday asking to hear a recording from when Muller testified in his own defence last week. The jury began deliberating Friday afternoon. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or

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#ICYMI: Contradictory vaccine advice, homeless camp, mental health, Habs in OT, more

#ICYMI: Contradictory vaccine advice, homeless camp, mental health, Habs in OT, more Montreal Gazette © Provided by The Gazette Police stood by as residents of a homeless camp on Hochelaga St. were forced to leave on Monday. As of last week, 2,274 people in Canada had tested positive at least two weeks after getting a first vaccine dose. That represented 0.03 per cent of people vaccinated, the Public Health Agency of Canada says. Andy Riga has details in today’s live blog, along with other pandemic news and a vaccination guide. Read it here . In National news Contradictory vaccine advice The federal government’s vaccine advisory committee is recommending people who can wait for an mRNA vaccine, like Pfizer or Moderna, hold out for it, once again contradicting the long-standing advice to Canadians to get the first shot they’re offered. Read the

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#ICYMI: Contradictory vaccine advice, homeless camp, mental health, Habs in OT, more

#ICYMI: Contradictory vaccine advice, homeless camp, mental health, Habs in OT, more
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Jury in Muller murder trial might have to take a pause to reach a verdict

Article content The jury in the murder trial of musician Raymond Henry Muller emerged from its fourth day of deliberation Monday to inform Superior Court Justice Lyne Décarie that they are having difficulty reaching a consensus on a verdict. Muller, 54, confessed to the killing of fellow musician Cedric Gagnon twice after Gagnon disappeared during the summer of 2018. But while testifying in his defence last week, Muller said he did not actually kill Gagnon. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Jury in Muller murder trial might have to take a pause to reach a verdict Back to video

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Jury deliberating in musician s murder trial emerges with questions

Article content The jury that heard the unusual murder trial of musician Raymond Henry Muller at the Montreal courthouse emerged from its deliberations Saturday with two questions for Superior Court Justice Lyne Décarie. Muller, 54, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Cedric Gagnon, a fellow musician. Both played in a band called Pirates! and insecurities over their respective positions in the group may have been a source of friction between the two men. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Jury deliberating in musician s murder trial emerges with questions Back to video

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