A trial that began on Monday for a man charged with second degree murder in the death of his father will be in a voir dire for the rest of the week at Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench.
In November of 2016, 53 year old Johan Klassen Sr. was found dead at a home in Kerrobert.
It began with a report to the RCMP about a semi that was stolen from a farm yard north of that community and then a short time later, Kindersley RCMP were alerted about a sudden death.
The semi was found in a slough and the man inside wouldn’t leave the vehicle.
Police say hours later, the man was taken into custody.
A voir dire is a trial within a trial to determine if evidence is admissible.
Johan Klassen Jr.’s trial is scheduled to continue until November 9th.
Voir Dire Continues In Second Degree Murder Trial
By Carol Thomson
Oct 17, 2018 | 1:52 PM
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