The man accused of murdering Tess Richey in November 2017 allegedly strangled her to death and left semen and saliva on her clothing before abandoning her body in a stairwell of a building under construction in the city’s Church-Wellesley Village, a court heard Thursday.In her opening statements to the jury during the first day of the trial for Kalen Schlatter, Crown prosecutor Beverley Richards outlined 22-year-old Tess Richey’s movements on the last day she was seen alive.
The prosecutor said that the two women became “quite intoxicated” and were eventually asked by security to leave the bar. Richards said Richey and her friend ended up making stops at a hot dog stand and outside a home on Dundonald Street, where Richey and her friend spoke to a man and woman outside the residence.Richards said Richey parted ways with her friend shortly after 4 a.m. and the 22-year-old was later captured on video surveillance footage walking alone toward Church Street. Schlatter, Richards said, could be seen trailing well behind her.
The Crown prosecutor said that Richey’s sisters and mother, who flew from her home in North Bay to Toronto to frantically search for her daughter, went door-to-door in the Village to try to find Richey in the days following her disappearance. Following his arrest, months after Richey was killed, Richards says Schlatter bragged to undercover officers about his sexual exploits.
Disgusting.
He'll enjoy a LOT more sexual exploits in the big house...
As do all wee willie winkies!
This sounds more and more like an incel
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