A woman from west suburban Geneva who plotted a Valentine’s Day shooting rampage at a Canadian mall was sentenced Friday to life in prison, but could be paroled in seven years. Lindsay Souvannarath, 26, pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit murder in a plan that involved opening fire at a mall in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2015. Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Peter Rosinski said that Souvannarath is and will remain a threat to society. He said she has not expressed remorse for her plot...
Her co-conspirator, James Gamble, killed himself as police surrounded his Halifax-area home. Souvannarath was arrested at the airport. Randall Steven Shepherd — a Halifax man described in court as the “cheerleader” of the plot — also was arrested at the airport, where he was waiting for Souvannarath. He has been sentenced to a decade in jail.