Congratulations to Deepi & Mannie Bachhal on their wedding. We all made a trip down to Merritt for the big celebrations. Click the above link to see some highlights of the weekend. Pics provided by Deesh Photography.
A big congratulations to Peter & Raman Gill, we helped celebrate their wedding this past weekend. Click the link to check out some highlights form the wedding. Pics provided by Deesh Photography.
Panghali found guilty of second-degree murder, interference with dead body
Written by Deesh Sekhon
Friday, 04 February 2011 21:51
By Jennifer Saltman, The Province
Manjit Panghali’s family and friends burst into tears when a judge found her husband Mukhtiar guilty of killing her and burning her body on a beach off Deltaport Way.
Panghali, 39, was charged with second-degree murder and interference with a dead body.
Justice Heather Holmes delivered her verdict in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster Friday.
Manjit disappeared after attending a prenatal yoga class in south Surrey on Oct. 18, 2006. She was four months pregnant with her second child. Her remains were found five days later.
An autopsy determined that the 31-year-old had been strangled to death before her body was set on fire.
Holmes said in her verdict that the Crown’s case was entirely circumstantial.
Family wants driver charged after crash kills woman on sidewalk
Written by Deesh Sekhon
Sunday, 30 January 2011 18:58
By Glenda Luymes, The Province
As she always did, Harpreet Kaur Mann decided to walk home from her evening shift at a Surrey KFC restaurant Thursday rather than trouble someone for a ride.
That simple decision, which family say was characteristic of the 37-year-old mother of two, led to tragedy when a car veered off 80th Avenue, crushing her against a telephone pole.
Family are demanding charges be laid against the 47-year-old woman who lost control of her Toyota Corolla and drove on to the sidewalk, killing Mann.
Police won't say if 'victim' is under investigation
By Rochelle Baker, Abbotsford Times
Abbotsford police are investigating a fourth suspect following the convoluted kidnapping of a mom and two teenage males in Abbotsford last Friday.
The APD announced Monday that three suspects were no longer in custody after the evidence against them was deemed too circumstantial to proceed with charges.
The trio, who were arrested in a car on Highway 1 shortly after the kidnapping, had previous negative contacts with law enforcement and is still under investigation, according to police.
However, the Abbotsford-Mission Times has learned a fourth suspect also had charges dropped against him.
