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- Trevis McLeod admitted to killing his common-law partner, Shantelle Murphy, and their two children, driven by drug-induced delusions.
- A forensic assessment ruled out mental disorder as a defense, leading to his plea of second-degree murder.
- The Crown and defense jointly recommended 16 years of parole ineligibility to avoid a trial and provide closure for the family.
Sentencing for Manitoba Man Who Killed Partner and Two Children Begins
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