In a Kelowna courtroom, the trial of Gabriella Sears opened with testimony that placed a grieving woman at the center of one of the most disturbing discoveries a person can make — the mutilated body of someone she loved. Darren Middleton, 49, was killed in June 2021 at the home of an acquaintance the couple had known for only four months, a person who had recently shared a profound personal truth with them. The case asks a court to weigh forensic evidence and human complexity against a backdrop of violence that has left those closest to Middleton permanently altered.
Woman testifies she found murdered husband's body at accused killer's Kelowna home
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Criminal trial proceeding for second-degree murder charge; no direct economic implications identified from crime reporting.
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