OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada says it tossed out an Alberta man’s robbery\u002Drelated convictions because the verdicts were unreasonable and cannot be…
The test yielded a single profile matching Metzger. In addition, the victim testified that he may have heard the accused’s last name spoken by one of the intruders during the robbery.
He unsuccessfully challenged the outcome in the Alberta Court of Appeal. However, following a hearing last month the Supreme Court set aside his convictions and substituted verdicts of acquittal, saying written reasons would follow. The victim’s testimony that he heard the accused’s last name during the robbery was “fraught with frailties,” Justice Malcolm Rowe wrote on behalf of the majority.
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