Don't F with Cdns: Another beheading/dismemberment

[Lukester]

Winnipeg man guilty of 2nd-degree murder for dismembering sex partner in bathtub:
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38 minutes ago

By The Canadian Press


WINNIPEG - A man who admitted to beheading and dismembering a fellow he picked up in a bar has been found guilty of second-degree murder.

Sydney Teerhuis-Moar had argued during his trial that he was so high on booze and drugs he couldn't remember killing Robin Greene and stacking his body parts in a bathtub.

But the jury decided that didn't relieve him of responsibility for his crime and rejected his bid to be found guilty of manslaughter instead.

The trial had a bizarre Hollywood twist - a necklace belonging to actress Susan Sarandon was found in the hotel room where Greene was killed.

It had been stolen from the set of Sarandon's movie "Shall We Dance," which was filming in Winnipeg at the time of the slaying. Teerhuis-Moar was never charged in its theft and the trial never heard any evidence explaining its presence.

Teerhuis-Moar is to be sentenced Friday.

In his closing arguments last week, defence lawyer Greg Brodsky asked jurors to leave emotion out of their deliberations.

While admitting the crime was horrific, he told the jury: "You can't decide my client is a horrible person."

He also suggested that "no sane and sober person" would stab the victim 68 times, cut off his head and penis, pluck out one eye, remove and discard all the internal organs and leave the remaining torso cut into eight pieces and stacked in the bathtub of his hotel room.

Crown prosecutor Sheila Leinburd suggested that Teerhuis-Moar was simply "evil."

"How drunk does a man have to be to do this to another human being?" she asked. "The killing was merciless."

Crucial evidence at the trial was a series of letters Teerhuis-Moar wrote to a prospective author of a book on the case. In the letters, Teerhuis-Moar made crude jokes about the death and suggested he had committed necrophilia.

The Crown argued the details in the letters proved he remembered exactly what he had done. Teerhuis-Moar argued he was a victim of his own desire for fame and made up the details to make a better story.

[be47320]

lmao, stacked his body parts in the bathtub and decapitated him and asked for manslaughter


i guess technically he did slaughter a man

[guzzi]

jetz jetz jetz...

[revnecro1273]

what is up with the desolate middle part of canada?

[Pigeon]

Originally Posted by revnecro1273

what is up with the desolate middle part of canada?

Nothing to do in these places except dismember people.

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by Pigeon

Nothing to do in these places except dismember people.

it appears to be the case..but i am surprised sean avery didn't do anything outlandish in terms of actions when he was in alberta, but instead just made some lame azz comments

[dave nz]

Need more Richard Simmons in North America encouraging healthy living and less of this chit would be happening

[Lukester]

Originally Posted by guzzi

jetz jetz jetz...

Yep, getting their hockey team back would certainly help a little but the damage has gone too far i think (since '96).

New gen.

Last week Winnipeg was classified as Canada's leading car theft cities for the thirteenth year in a row! And the percentage keeps growing. They call it "Teenage Kicks."