Carson Morin said Wednesday he felt "uncomfortable" during an earlier encounter with Michael Wassill, the man he fatally stabbed, and Wassill's friends. Calvinho told the court Morin stabbed Wassill in a moment of panic and later felt shame and remorse. He helped her sell marijuana and drove her to and from her job at a strip club, Morin told the court. "But I could see she had a crush on me," Morin said, adding he thought Wassill was jealous of him. Morin told the court he never denied the woman access to the safe where he kept the money.

Source: CBC News April 19, 2017 23:48 UTC