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Victim in Edmonton Corn Maze stabbing tried to recruit accused to Nazi group, trial hears (opens the original)
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The victim in a fatal stabbing at the Edmonton Corn Maze was an avowed Nazi who tried to recruit the accused to join a gang shortly before the attack, a judge has heard. Michael George Ferzli is testifying this week in his second-degree murder trial for the Aug. 27, 2024, killing of Joseph Farnsworth. Ferzli, 43, is asking the court to find him not criminally responsible (NCR) for the murder due to his schizophrenia. Ferzli and Farnsworth lived together at a south Edmonton group home following F
Edmonton Corn Maze murder: NCR hearing begins for former mental patient charged with killing roommate (opens the original)
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It was a breezy, overcast afternoon when RCMP officers made their way into the corn maze. After a few minutes, they came to a small clearing of trampled corn stalks just off the main path. In the clearing — beside a signpost with a puzzle explaining how to find the exit — lay a large man wearing a blue T-shirt and khaki shorts splayed atop another person. “What’s going on here, guys?” an officer called out. Another ordered the man to roll over and put his hands behind his back. When the man in b
Man who 3D printed guns in Edmonton home sentenced to 3 years in prison (opens the original)
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A man who used a 3D printer to manufacture handgun parts in his north Edmonton home has been sentenced to three years in prison after a judge rejected his bid to serve his sentence in the community. Roy Tucker, 31, held his head in his hands when it became clear Court of King’s Bench Justice John Henderson was sentencing him to prison time for the 3D printing operation. Several family members in the courtroom bowed their heads, and one woman wept as sheriffs placed him in handcuffs. “He is an in
'Hobby gone wrong': Edmonton man who 3D printed handguns asks for community sentence (opens the original)
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Roy Tucker stood in court, his voice shaking, and told the judge he will never touch another gun. “My intent was never for violence, never for profit,” the 31-year-old said Wednesday during his sentencing hearing for weapons manufacturing. “My actions stemmed merely from curiosity.” “I sincerely apologize for what I did. I feel terrible about the resources spent on this investigation.” Tucker will be sentenced Thursday for manufacturing untraceable “ghost” gun parts using a 3D printer in his nor
Accused in West Edmonton Mall shooting pleads guilty (opens the original)
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A man involved in a shootout that plunged West Edmonton Mall into chaos has admitted to two firearms offences. Leron Andrew John, 27, pleaded guilty in Edmonton Court of King’s Bench Wednesday to possessing a handgun with a defaced serial number without a licence. The charges stem from an Aug. 21, 2023, shootout outside West Edmonton Mall that forced an hours-long lockdown of the massive commercial complex. John was part of a group of men targeted by a shooter in a white SUV shortly after they e
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