GUILTY Canada - Terry, 27, & Hailey Blanchette, 2, Blairmore, AB, 14 Sept 2015 #3

[matou]

Bill Graveland‏Verified account @BillGraveland 1m1 minute ago
Saretzky, who is wearing a blue prison jumpsuit and now has a beard, hasn't reacted.

 

[matou]

Bill Graveland‏Verified account @BillGraveland 1m1 minute ago
Tilleman hopes Saretzky gains some insight and an understanding of the value of human life. He says sentence is not about vengeance.

Nancy Hixt‏Verified account @NancyHixt 2m2 minutes ago
"no one decision could possibly undo the hurt #Saretzky has caused" Tilleman says

Nancy Hixt‏Verified account @NancyHixt 1m1 minute ago
Breaking: Justice Tilleman sentences #Saretzky to consecutive parole ineligibilities: Life in jail no parole for 75 years

Patrick Burles‏ @PatrickBurles 1m1 minute ago
BREAKING: Derek #Saretzky given parole ineligibility of 75-years for murders of Terry Blanchette, Hanne Meketech & Hailey Dunbar-Blanchette
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[matou]

Nancy Hixt‏Verified account @NancyHixt 1m1 minute ago
Tilleman sentences #Saretzky to 5 yrs in prison concurrently for causing an indignity to Hailey's body -called it a selfish & disturbing act

Patrick Burles‏ @PatrickBurles 58s58 seconds ago
#Saretzky also given 5-years for indignity to body of Hailey. That will be served concurrently

 

[matou]

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[FONT=&quot]"the chapter is now closed" Tilleman says of this case #Saretzky
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[Jasper52]

Derek Saretzky sentenced to 75 years without parole for murder of toddler, father and elderly woman

 

[criminal mind]

So glad for 75 years.... But still don't understand why they had to delay it.

 

[matou]

and he is appealing......

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...r-convictions-appeal-crowsnest-pass-1.4279890

 

[swedie]

:silly: :laughcry: What an idiot. Does he seriously think this appeal will help him?!! NOT! SMH. MOO.

 

[Kamille]

:silly: :laughcry: What an idiot. Does he seriously think this appeal will help him?!! NOT! SMH. MOO.

Nah, it just helps some lawyer make a few bucks trying.

MOO

 

[kmclaren]

Was hoping we heard the last of this monster but he is now trying to get an acquittal in Hanne Meketech's murder. Poor thing, thinks his rights were violated.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calg...ons-crowsnest-pass-appeal-arguments-1.5458427

 

[Satchie]

Was hoping we heard the last of this monster but he is now trying to get an acquittal in Hanne Meketech's murder. Poor thing, thinks his rights were violated.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calg...ons-crowsnest-pass-appeal-arguments-1.5458427

I don't think the appeal is based on Sarezky's feelings, except of course he and his family wanting to get him out of jail. It's routine after a guilty verdict for a lawyer to appeal if they can find any potential for alleged violations of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The success of some appeals has made big differences in how police must ensure they don't violate an accused rights in any circumstances. Ultimately, I think it creates a better justice system, less likelihood of wrongful convictions or 'making of a murderer' type scenarios, etc.

 

[MistyWaters]

Cumulative sentencing beyond 25 years was passed by Parliament in 2011 but it’s never been tested by the SCC. I dearly hope that DS’s 75 sentence will stand when his appeal is eventually heard.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-triple-murder-derek-saretzky-appeal-delayed-1.6226212
“Derek Saretzky was found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2015 deaths of Terry Blachette, the man's two-year-old daughter, Hailey Dunbar-Blanchette, and Hanne Meketech.

He was sentenced to life with no chance at parole for 75 years.

His lawyer, Balfour Der, asked the Alberta Court of Appeal for permission to challenge the constitutionality of consecutive parole ineligibility periods.

The Appeal Court says it will hear the appeal, but only after the Supreme Court decides on the case of Alexandre Bissonnette.

Bissonnette killed six people at a Quebec City mosque in 2017 and was sentenced to life without parole for 40 years but it was later changed on appeal to 25 years.

The Quebec Court of Appeal ruled that the cumulative sentencing provision is unconstitutional….”