SASKATOON – A high-profile first-degree murder trial is set to resume Monday at Court of Queen’s Bench in Saskatoon.
Three weeks ago, the trial for Douglas Hales was brought to a halt when court ran out of time.
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Hales is accused of killing 25-year-old Daleen Bosse, who went missing in May 2004.
Four weeks had been slated for the trial but the defence said it would require a block of three days based on the “nature of the evidence” it was about to present in order to proceed.
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During the trial, court heard Hales confess to the murder via video and audio recordings during the trial, as part of an RCMP “Mr. Big” sting operation.
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