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Sask. Man Charged in $110K Romance Scam Will Stand Trial
A 53-year-old Saskatchewan man is heading to trial for allegedly defrauding a British Columbia woman of $110,000 in a romance scam. Following a July 27 preliminary hearing in Sechelt Provincial Court, a judge ruled there is sufficient evidence to send Michael Paul Snow’s case to the Supreme Court of British Columbia, where a trial date will be scheduled. Details from the hearing remain under a publication ban to ensure a fair trial. The Sunshine…
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Sask. Man Charged in $110K Romance Scam Will Stand Trial
A 53-year-old Saskatchewan man is heading to trial for allegedly defrauding a British Columbia woman of $110,000 in a romance scam. Following a July 27 preliminary hearing in Sechelt Provincial Court, a judge ruled there is sufficient evidence to send Michael Paul Snow’s case to the Supreme Court of British Columbia, where a trial date will be scheduled. Details from the hearing remain under a publication ban to ensure a fair trial. The Sunshine…
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