After the arrest and re-capture of Zachary Armitage and James Lee Busch, police found 60 year old Martin Payne dead in his Metchosin, British Columbia home. The investigation into Martin’s murder included multiple police agencies and over 20 officers. Today we discuss the investigation into Martin’s death, and the trial that followed.
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Langford mayor receiving calls to shut down William Head prison | CTV News
9 inmates moved from B.C. minimum security facility where 2 escapees charged with murder | CTV News
RCMP identify ‘persons of interest’ in Metchosin murder | Globalnews.ca
Retired Metchosin doctor refused to let two men into his home, court hears - Victoria Times Colonist
Murder victim's body found on bathroom floor with blood, duct tape - Victoria Times Colonist
Death of 60-year-old Martin Payne believed to be an 'isolated incident:' police (cheknews.ca)
Martin Payne's sister, daughter speak after Payne's killer sentenced | CBC.ca
2 men arrested and charged in 2019 homicide of Martin Payne | CBC News
Metchosin murder: Trial date set for inmates who escaped Victoria-area prison | CTV News
First Nation chief calls for closure of William Head Institution | CTV News
Zachary Armitage gets life without parole for 25 years | CTV News
1 of accused in Metchosin murder no longer part of trial | CTV News
Metchosin murder trial: Jury sees gruesome crime scene pictures | CTV News
B.C. murder trial of escaped inmates continues | CTV News
Metchosin murder trial: Note asking credit card pins found in victim's home (cheknews.ca)
B.C. inmate convicted of committing first-degree murder during prison escape | National Post
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