Guilty verdict reached

Posted Nov 15, 2011 05:04:48 AM.

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A guilty verdict in a Kitchener murder case dating back more than four years.

23-year-old Cory-James Kaufmann has been found guilty of second degree murder in the killing of 59-year-old Raymond Wechzelberger in September 2007.

Wechzelberger was beaten to death in his Spadina Road East complex.

CTV reports Kaufmann was working for the victim at the complex, where they handled maintenance duties. Sentencing is set for January 31st.

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