The Saskatchewan man charged with murdering his domestic partner asked an Alberta court to lift a no-contact order so he could marry her
In a Nov. 14 appearance in Didsbury provincial court, Brian Wesley McLeod asked Judge Catherine Skene to vary a bail condition relating to allegations he had assaulted Sharon Littlewolfe so he could marry her.We deliver the local news you need in these turbulent times on weekdays at 3 p.m.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
“Did he say he is getting married in two days? And does he want to marry the person he is in no contact with?” Skene asked.Article content“Yes, that is problematic,” the judge replied. According to a Saskatchewan RCMP news release, McLeod was arrested in Tisdale, Sask., early Christmas morning after the body of Littlewolfe, 51, was found in a residence in Margo, Sask., about 150 kilometres away, less than two hours earlier.Article content
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