Guilty plea expected in murder of Kitchener senior

By News Staff

Posted Jan 4, 2010 01:08:03 PM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

24-year-old Trevor LaPierre is expected to plead guilty in the 2007 murder of Hunter Brown.

The 74-year-old Brown was killed December 15th of that year, while out delivering Christmas cards to his neighbours.

LaPierre’s trial was to start today.

The case is back in court on January 18th.

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