Trial to wrap up in case of Manitoba man accused of running down, shooting neighbour – Winnipeg

Closing arguments are underway in a trial for a Manitoba man accused of operating down and capturing his neighbour.

Eric Wildman has pleaded not responsible to first-degree homicide within the dying of Clifford Joseph, whose stays had been present in a rural space northeast of Winnipeg weeks after he was reported lacking.

Wildman’s lawyer advised jurors the accused didn’t kill Joseph and argued a lot of the case relies on a sloppy and biased police investigation.

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Crown prosecutors have stated Joseph went to Wildman’s home with a plan to steal from him.

It’s alleged Wildman then ran Joseph over with a automobile and shot him 3 times.

Defence lawyer Martin Glazer advised court docket there isn’t a proof the 2 males knew one another and no proof Joseph was run over.

0:29Defence lays out its case at Wildman trial

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