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True Crime Canada: The Cody Legebokoff case

True Crime Canada: The Cody Legebokoff case

Warning: This story contains details that may be distressing to some readers.
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Legebokoff evidence

Legebokoff evidence

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Legebokoff guilty

A 24-year-old Fort St. James man has been convicted of killing three women and a teenage girl, making him one of Canada's youngest serial killers.
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Legebokoff verdict

Legebokoff verdict

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Legebokoff jury gets forensics lesson

Police procedure following the discovery of Loren Donn Leslie's body was the topic as the trial for accused serial killer Cody Alan Legebokoff resumed Monday at the Prince George courthouse.
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Legebokoff makes brief appearance

Alleged serial killer Cody Alan Legebokoff made a court appearance Monday in which the court was told a trial could take six months to a year to carry out.
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Legebokoff appeals murder convictions

Legebokoff appeals murder convictions

Convicted serial killer Cody Alan Legebokoff has filed an appeal of his conviction of the murders of three women and a teenaged girl in Prince George and area. The appeal was filed Thursday in the B.C.
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Legebokoff jury hears interview tapes

Legebokoff jury hears interview tapes

An interview Cody Allan Legebokoff gave police following his arrest in late November 2010 was aired at the Prince George courthouse where the trial for the young man accused of murdering a teenage girl and three women continued Monday.
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Legebokoff trial delayed

Legebokoff trial delayed

The Canadian Press PRINCE GEORGE - The trial for a young man accused of murdering four women in British Columbia's north has been delayed a month.
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Legebokoff appeal set for Wednesday

Legebokoff appeal set for Wednesday

The appeal of Cody Alan Legebokoff's convictions of first degree murder in the deaths of four area women will be held Wednesday in Vancouver at the B.C. Court of Appeal.
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