A jury has convicted two Toronto brothers of second-degree murder for randomly ambushing and killing 17-year-old Trevor Seraphine, whose horrifying final moments were captured by an apartment lobby surveillance camera. Jurors retired late Thursday afternoon to begin deliberations in the trial of Corey Murray, 34, and Curtis Murray, 30. The jury heard about an escalating series of confrontations between the brothers and the “Champagnie group,” as they were described during the trial. Curtis’s girlfriend testified Champagnie accosted Curtis at a nearby plaza in the early evening of March 18. She suggested the police and prosecution discovered the “unrelated issue” of the Champagnie crew’s beef with the brothers and adopted that as the motive behind the Seraphine murder.

Source: thestar December 07, 2019 19:09 UTC