Preliminary inquiry begins for alleged killer Anne Norris

CBC News | Posted: October 19, 2016 4:56 PM | Last Updated: October 19, 2016

Accused after Marcel Reardon found dead outside St. John's apartment building

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Caption: Accused murderer Anne Norris, 28, in provincial court in St. John's speaking with one of her two lawyers. (Glenn Payette/CBC)

The preliminary inquiry for accused murderer Anne Norris began Wednesday in provincial court in St. John's.

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Norris, 28, is charged with the first-degree murder of Marcel Reardon, 46, in St. John's in May.

Judge David Orr will determine if there is enough evidence to send the case to trial in Supreme Court.

Image | Marcel Reardon

Caption: Marcel Reardon, 46, was killed in St. John's in May, 2016.

Reardon's battered body was found under steps at the back of the Harbour View Apartments off Brazil Street May 9.

The preliminary inquiry is slated to continue until Nov. 4.

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