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Three men plead guilty in death of Owen Sound restaurant owner Sharif Rahman

The men returned to Canada after extradition and admitted their roles in the assault that left Sharif Rahman dead.

  • Three United Kingdom men appeared in an Owen Sound court on Friday and pleaded guilty to charges linked to the 2023 death of Ontario restaurant owner Sharif Rahman.
  • Following an Aug 17 dispute at The Curry House over an unpaid bill, the men fled to the United Kingdom, according to an agreed statement of facts presented to the court.
  • Robert Evans pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the punch that caused Rahman's fatal fall, while his father, Robert Busby Evans, and uncle, Barry Evans, pleaded guilty as accessories after the fact.
  • Sentencing for Robert Busby Evans and Barry Evans is expected later today, while Robert Evans is scheduled to return for sentencing on July 10.
  • Extradited to Canada in December 2024 after initially fleeing to the United Kingdom, all three family members face deportation, DNA orders, and a 10-year weapons prohibition following their legal proceedings.
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The 3 accused for Sharif Rhaman's death in Owen Sound in 2023 pleaded guilty to involuntary homicide and complicity after the fact.

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Three U.K. men plead guilty in death of Owen Sound, Ont., restaurant owner

Three men from the United Kingdom accused in the 2023 death of an Ontario restaurant owner have pleaded guilty after they were extradited to Canada last year to face their

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, June 5, 2026.
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