The unnamed woman testified that she first met Morin in April 2013, one month before Wassill was killed. The woman testified that she was working a low-paying job at the time and didn't have a permanent place to live. "I'd have a place to stay, my own room, and a good job," the woman testified, adding that she was originally comfortable with the arrangement. Morin and the woman were living together, Di Cioccio told court. Di Cioccio testified that she told Morin his proposal was "ridiculous" and that she wasn't interested.

Source: CBC News February 09, 2017 20:21 UTC