'He never told me he killed Sheree': Greg Fertuck’s ex-girlfriend changes testimony under re-examination
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Representing himself, Greg Fertuck requestioned two witnesses in his first-degree murder trial.
Greg Fertuck shifted his position in the courtroom — from the prisoner’s box, to the defence lawyer chair.
Representing himself, Fertuck requestioned two witnesses in his first-degree murder trial.
Fertuck’s ex-girlfriend, Doris Larocque, returned to the witness stand on Friday at Saskatoon’s Court of King’s Bench. This time, with Fertuck asking the questions.
Fertuck is accused of shooting his estranged wife, Sheree Fertuck, at a gravel pit near Kenaston, Sask. nearly eight years ago. Her body has never been found.
Fertuck’s original lawyers withdrew from the case mid-trial, after Fertuck went behind their backs and made complaints about them to the Law Society of Saskatchewan.
To begin questioning Larocque, Fertuck made a statement to his ex.
“Hello Doris. It’s been a long time, but I’m still the victim here,” Fertuck said, only to be quickly cut off by Crown prosecutors and judge.
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