Crown attorney Bev Richards spent much of Tuesday hammering accused killer Kalen Schlatter with questions in court, during cross-examination at his trial for first-degree murder in connection with Tess Richey's death. Schlatter said Richey was the one who asked him to follow her up the driveway at 582 Church St., where her body was later discovered. Schlatter testified that once he and Richey were in the stairwell, they made out for a while before he eventually "came in his pants." Schlatter said he later asked Richey if she wanted to come back to his family's home, but she declined. Schlatter?"

Source: CBC News March 10, 2020 09:56 UTC