The Alberta Review Board says a young man who killed his mother because he thought she was possessed by Satan is allowed trips to Calgary.
Thorpe was arrested after showing up at an Airdrie car dealership nude, except for a gold cross around his neck, covered in blood.
At his trial, Justice Suzanne Bensler determined there was sufficient evidence Thorpe was suffering a mental disorder at the time of the offence and was incapable of knowing what he did was wrong.On July 20, Thorpe appeared via CCTV at an annual review hearing to assess his treatment and determine whether he should be allowed any increased privileges or freedoms over the next year.
Thorpe is also allowed to attend supervised camping trips, picnics and recreational outings in Alberta, and to go on both supervised and unsupervised visits to area malls. The review documents note that as of July 20, 2023, Thorpe's bipolar disorder was"in full remission" and the young man had attended programs outside the hospital, including a three-day camping trip in June.
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