
Surrey Six killer loses bid to overturn murder convictions
B.C. Supreme Court has dismissed Cody Haevischer’s application for a stay of proceedings, leaving his six first-degree murder convictions and concurrent life sentences in place.
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B.C. Supreme Court has dismissed Cody Haevischer’s application for a stay of proceedings, leaving his six first-degree murder convictions and concurrent life sentences in place.

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A B.C. judge dismissed Cody Haevischer’s abuse-of-process application, leaving his six first-degree murder convictions in the Surrey Six case intact.

A Vancouver judge dismissed Cody Rae Haevischer’s abuse-of-process application, leaving intact six concurrent life sentences with no parole eligibility for 25 years.
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