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In the British Columbia Supreme Court, a trial concludes for three Surrey men accused of first-degree murder in the brutal deaths of an Abbotsford couple. The victims were found bound with rope, with Arnold asphyxiated and Joanne suffering blunt force trauma and a slashed throat. Prosecutors rely on DNA evidence and other links to the crime scene. Defense lawyer Donna Turko argues that while the acts were horrific, the evidence doesnt prove the men planned the murders. She points to her clients DNA on a rope and bat, suggesting it doesnt confirm his presence during the killings. The case raises questions about the weight of circumstantial evidence in violent crimes.

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