VANCOUVER -- A trial stemming from the murders of six people in British Columbia has fallen apart after a judge stayed charges against a man Friday, referencing misplaced evidence, the testimony of a confidential informant and the fair trial rights of the accused in her decision.
Jamie Bacon was accused of the first-degree murder of 21-year-old Corey Lal, one of six people murdered in a highrise apartment in October 2007 in Surrey, B.C.
The B.C. Supreme Court released its ruling Friday in an application for a stay filed by Bacon's lawyers in the so-called Surrey Six case.
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