Tag: Joshua Lockwood

UPDATED: Mistrial declared in manslaughter trial in Rossland

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After deliberating for the better part of three days, jurors were unable to reach a verdict.

Rossland jury hears closing arguments in manslaughter case

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During closing arguments today, defense attorney Paul McMurray asked the 12-person panel to consider Sean Tiessen's state of mind and what was going on in his head in a matter of split seconds.

Testimony concludes in manslaughter trial in Rossland

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The accused was the lone defense witness as testimony has ended at the Sean Tiessen manslaughter trial in Rossland.

‘Him or me,’ says man accused in Grand Forks manslaughter case

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The man accused in the April 2023 shooting death of Joshua Lockwood at a rural property near Grand Forks has recounted the incident to the jury.

Jury hears recording of shooting of rural Grand Forks man

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A recording of the shooting of Joshua Lockwood in a rural Grand Forks home in April 2023 has been played at the Sean Tiessen manslaughter trial.

Accused expected to testify in Grand Forks-area manslaughter case

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The man accused of manslaughter in the April 2023 shooting death of Joshua Lockwood near Grand Forks is expected to testify in his own defence.

Gunshot wound killed Grand Forks-area man, pathologist testifies

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Dr. Lucy Bradley testified Monday before a jury in Rossland Supreme Court as part of Sean Tiessen's manslaughter trial.

No items found near Grand Forks shooting victim, officer testifies

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A forensic identification officer has described what she found at the scene the day after Joshua Lockwood was shot and killed in a rural Grand Forks home in April 2023.

UPDATED: Victim’s girlfriend testifies in Grand Forks-area manslaughter case

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On a 911 call played in court, a frantic Kira Roberts is heard saying: "Oh my God, he just shot my boyfriend. Bring an ambulance."

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