Eileen Mohan was preparing for this day, knowing the Supreme Court of Canada would rule on a case involving one of the men found guilty of killing her son more than 15 years ago. Christopher Mohan was killed along with five others in Surrey, B.C.
Eileen Mohan was preparing for this day, knowing the Supreme Court of Canada would rule on a case involving one of the men found guilty of killing her son more than 15 years ago.
Eileen Mohan said in an interview after the decision that she had hoped the Supreme Court of Canada would"squash it all away" and uphold the convictions of gangsters Cody Haevischer and Matthew Johnston, who were found guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy in 2014. Mohan said her son's death destroyed her life, and the Supreme Court of Canada's ruling has left her"totally devastated" with the prospect of one of the killers could be released on a technicality.Mohan said she was grateful to police who worked diligently to bring her son's killers to justice, and it was unfair to tar every investigator on the case with the same"misconduct brush.
Brock Martland, who represented Johnston up until his death, said Friday's ruling is significant, and a new hearing will shed light on police tactics that tainted the prosecution.
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