Family members of seniors killed by Elizabeth Wettlaufer have spent the day hearing how people they loved were murdered. "She blends in, and the frightening thing is when you look at her you don't think 'monster,' and that's what she is. Arpad Horvath used other words to describe his father, Arpad Horvath Sr., 75, whom Wettlaufer killed in a London, Ont., nursing home in 2014. (Peter Power/Canadian Press)Silcox said her father James would want her to forgive Wettlaufer, but added the past few months will never leave her. Susan Horvath said the families do have one thing to thank Wettlaufer for — pleading guilty and ending the painful court appearances.

Source: CBC News June 01, 2017 17:21 UTC