Kalen Schlatter is expected to testify in his own defence Monday at his first-degree murder trial in the death of Toronto woman Tess Richey. An accused isn't obligated to testify in their own defence at a criminal trial. Court has heard Schlatter's semen was found on Richey's pants and his saliva was on the inside of her bra. WATCH: Security footage shows Schlatter and Richey in alley before he leaves aloneThis footage of Kalen Schlatter and Tess Richey was played at Schlatter's first-degree murder trial. Tess Richey, 22, went missing on Nov. 25, 2017 after a night out with a high school friend.

Source: CBC News March 09, 2020 07:52 UTC