Court of King’s Bench Justice Janet McMurty says Joseph Thauberger, who is now 80, killed his brother Patrick Thauberger in Regina in 1997 over a farm dispute
Police found the brother’s body in a farm pond nearly three years ago, helping officers crack what had been a cold case.He had been on his way to Edmonton from Winnipeg, but made a stop in Regina to visit relatives.
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