‘He was in so much pain:’ Victim’s daughter confronts Edmonton warehouse stabber
EDMONTON — The daughter of one of two men stabbed to death in a grocery warehouse confronted her father’s killer Friday before he was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years.
Patricia Harris made a point of staring directly at Jayme Pasieka as she shared her rage and sadness in an Edmonton courtroom.
“I cannot understand why your murdered my father,” she said in a loud and confident voice as she read her victim impact statement.
“Why did you have to stab him so many times? He was in so much pain. He was already bleeding out so much after eight, nine, 10 stab wounds from your Grim Reaper blades.”