Tag: Ontario courts

WINDSOR – Accused killer Nathaniel Veltman said the biggest reason for the way he turned out is his mother.

WINDSOR – After almost a month of evidence, the prosecution closed its case Thursday at the trial of a London man accused of murder and white nationalist terrorism in the hit-and-run crash that killed four members of a Pakistani-Muslim family.

WINDSOR – He wanted a “violent revolution.”

WINDSOR – The document in the Notebook file on the Acer laptop computer was titled “idk.”

WINDSOR — The focus for the jury at Nathaniel Veltman’s murder trial shifted from what he told the police to what he was looking at online.

The four members of the Afzaal family died from “multiple trauma.”

WINDSOR – They were fleeting images of Nathaniel Veltman doing what seemed mundane.

WINDSOR – The small samples of bright-coloured fabric were wedged into the crumpled hood of the dark-coloured pickup truck.

While the self-described white nationalist was being arrested just minutes after he ran over a London Muslim family with his pickup truck, he was smiling.

WINDSOR – The change in Nathaniel Veltman’s demeanor between his first and second police statements wasn’t a surprise to the officer who interviewed him.