Alberta man convicted of manslaughter for stabbing woman in head with steak knife / The Edmonton Journal
Monday, June 16, 2025, 3:21 pm permalink
In Edmonton, a man was convicted of manslaughter for fatally stabbing a woman in the head with a steak knife—a grim verdict that has rocked the community. The case’s stark details and judicial decision have left locals pondering both public safety and justice served.
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