Samantha Dittmer was under the care of a doctor for anxiety brought on by the stress of a messy divorce her son was going through, the prosecutor said as her trial got underway this week
“You are mentally ill and I love you. I think you should seek help.”
In August 2021, Dittmer was under the care of a doctor for anxiety and panic attacks, said Baines, brought on by the stress of a messy divorce her son was going through. On the morning of Aug. 29, Kazakoff, McPhee and Dittmer went to Great Central Lake, 16 kilometres west of Port Alberni, to look at a property. Later in the afternoon, after they returned home, Dittmer and McPhee had a loud argument, said Baines.Dittmer returned home at 5:37 p.m. and tried calling her son about 10 minutes later.
She ran inside and saw Dittmer standing about five feet from McPhee, who was face- down on the floor. Dittmer was holding a long gun that Kazakoff believed was a shotgun, said Baines. The witness is expected to testify that he heard a loud bang around 6 p.m. and saw a distraught woman come out of the house and walk up the street, where she was met by a police officer.
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