The prosecutor in the B.C. Supreme Court murder trial for an escaped inmate says evidence shows the accused and another escapee were “inseparable,” and proves the pair planned their attack to get banking information from their victim.
In her closing arguments in the trial of James Lee Busch, Crown attorney Chandra Fisher says the accused and another man waited for the victim to return from work, and had gathered weapons and duct tape to confine him before he was murdered.
Armitage began the trial with Busch but the prosecutor says the Crown is proceeding against the two accused on separate indictments.
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