‘Surrey Six’ Killer Loses Bid to Throw out Murder Convictions
One of the men found guilty in the so-called “Surrey Six” killings in 2007 has lost his bid for a stay of proceedings, meaning his convictions for first-degree murder still stand. Cody Haevischer alleged he suffered an abuse of process, but B.C. Supreme Court Justice Martha Devlin says the vast majority of his claims have [...]
Cody Haevischer, found guilty in the 2007 ‘Surrey Six’ killings, has had his bid for a stay of proceedings dismissed. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Martha Devlin found most of his claims of abuse of process to be without merit. Consequently, Haevischer will serve his six concurrent life sentences for the murders, which included two innocent bystanders.
- Cody Haevischer, convicted in the ‘Surrey Six’ killings, lost his bid for a stay of proceedings.
- His convictions for first-degree murder will stand.
- B.C. Supreme Court Justice Martha Devlin stated most of his claims of abuse of process lacked merit.
- Haevischer must serve six concurrent life sentences for the 2007 gang killings.
- The victims included two innocent bystanders.
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