The Richard Bain murder trial in a snapshot
As the jury continues its deliberations on the fate of Richard Bain, CBC's Jaela Bernstien brings you up to date on key parts of the election-night shooting trial.
Jury enters Day 4 of deliberations Tuesday
The jury in the Quebec election-night shooting trial is facing no easy task as it weighs the evidence and arguments at hand.
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Richard Bain is accused of first-degree murder in the deadly shooting at Montreal's Metropolis theatre, which left stagehand Denis Blanchette dead and his colleague Dave Courage seriously injured.
The Crown argued Bain went to the Parti Québécois victory rally with the intent to kill.
But the defence contends Bain should not be held criminally responsible because he was delusional.
CBC's Jaela Bernstien, who covered the 34-day trial, brings you up to speed on the most important witnesses and evidence heard by the court.