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Teen fatally stabbed in Halifax: Court hears opening remarks at murder test
The test of one of two youths charged with second-degree death in the demise of Ahmad Al Marrach, 16, has begun. In April, the girl was killed in a stabbing at a park lot close to the Halifax Shopping Centre. Skye Bryden-Blom accounts.
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An eyewitness to the fatal stabbing testified now at the murder trial for a youth from the Halifax region who is accused of taking part in the shooting of a 16-year-old scholar next year. Ahmad Maher Al Marrach, who was found severely injured near the Halifax Shopping Centre on April 22, was declared dead in a hospital on April 22 and was later identified as the 17-year-old accused of second-degree crime. Melanieie Adolph claimed during the judge-only trial that she had taken her two kids to the store and was driving them in her car when she heard a noise close by. The 38-year-old girl claimed that she noticed a smaller group of four teenagers, two of whom were scuffling on the concrete floor, as she approached a group of about a few noisy youth in the parkade of the mall. When she yelled at them to halt, Adolph claimed to the children judge that three of the adolescents were kicking, kicking, and stomping on Al Marrach. They only stopped for a moment before. Trending Then
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She claims that another children allegedly pulled out a big kitchen knife and stabbed Al Marrach in the neck as he was rising to his feet and dusting himself off. Crown lawyer Sarah Kirby stated in her opening statement on Monday that the accused had agreed not to have stabbed Al Marrach. Kirby said the evidence does support his claim that Al Marrach’s death could be the result of the group assault. The Canadian Press’s second report was released on January 7, 2025.
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