The lawyer for the Oak Bay, B.C., man charged with killing his two daughters on Christmas Day is critical of the way police have handled the case. Kevin McCullough, the lawyer representing Andrew Berry, told reporters following a scheduled court appearance Thursday that statements made by police after the murders have already created an impression that his client is guilty. No contact permitted with girls' motherBerry is in custody and made an appearance by video Thursday in B.C. Berry's next court appearance was set for Feb. 22. He was also was ordered to have no contact with his former partner and the mother of the two girls.

Source: CBC News February 01, 2018 19:21 UTC