Adam Mann found guilty in killing of Tori Dunn at her Surrey home
Global News BC reports a guilty verdict in the murder of Tori Dunn, 30, who was fatally stabbed in her Surrey home. Court details were not available to Northline.
Illustrative photoAdam Mann has been found guilty in the murder of Tori Dunn, who was killed in her Surrey home, according to Global News BC.
Dunn was 30. The news outlet reported that she was stabbed four times, including a fatal wound to her abdomen. Two of the wounds were defensive wounds to her hands. Global News BC's report, as available to Northline, did not describe the fourth wound.
What we don't know yet
Northline has not independently confirmed the verdict with the court or the Crown. The material available to us did not include the date of the killing, the court where the trial was held, the specific charge, the trial dates or any sentencing information.
Why it matters locally
The killing happened in a home in Surrey, and the verdict marks a conclusion to the trial for Dunn's family and community in Metro Vancouver.
We will update this story if court or Crown sources provide further details, including on sentencing.
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