The high profile trial of Interior Health's former top doctor continued Wednesday with the doctor denying allegations of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old Alberta boy.
Millsap also drew de Villiers’ attention to a 2021 statement he made to police as an investigation into his conduct with the child was launched.Story continues below advertisement
The boy had been over for multiple sleepovers during the years the families knew one another, with the child on at least one occasion asking his parents to allow him to sleep over.It was a request his mother said he made at the behest of de Villiers.
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