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Shadows of Deception (Part 3): The Murder of Wayne Millard
Episode 319: In the first two parts of our Shadows of Deception series, we delved into the abysmal depths of depravity exhibited by Dellen Millard and Mark Smich through the heinous murders of Tim Bosma and Laura Babcock.
With Millard and Smich already incarcerated for their previous atrocities, a new investigation was launched into the 2012 death of Dellen's father, Wayne Millard, a wealthy aviation businessman. Initially presumed to be a suicide, the circumstances surrounding his demise came under intense scrutiny after his son's sensational arrests for the Bosma and Babcock murders.
After their investigation, authorities arrested Dellen Millard and charged him with the first-degree murder of his father. This shocking twist cast a sinister shadow over the already grim narrative, painting Dellen Millard as a far more depraved criminal than initially realized – one willing to extinguish even the life of his own flesh and blood. It appears that Dellen Millard is a cold-blooded individual who would stop at nothing to get what he wanted.
Sources:
Search: Dellen Millard | Canadian Legal Information Institute | CanLII
2018 ONSC 5602 (CanLII) | R. v. Millard | CanLII
CBC News | Wayward Son
Dellen Millard | News, Videos & Articles | GlobalNews
Letters Between Dellen Millard and Christina Noudga | PDF
Serial killer Dellen Millard found guilty in prison stabbing incident
Serial killer Dellen Millard gets one year in prison for role in prison stabbing | CBC News
Ontario's top court dismisses Millard, Smich conviction appeals in murder of Hamilton's Tim Bosma | CBC News
Serial killer Dellen Millard says he's too smart a crook to commit 'sloppy' Tim Bosma murder
Rosie DiManno: Dellen Millard, convicted of first-degree murder in killing of Tim Bosma, Laura Babcock, is now on trial in the death of his father
Millard murder ruled a suicide inside two days
The Case of Serial Killer Dellen Millard
In jailhouse interview, Dellen Millard admits for first time he had a part in Tim Bosma’s murder
Killer Mark Smich’s move to medium-security prison outrages victims’ families
Ann Brocklehurst, Dark Ambition: The Shocking Crime of Dellen Millard & Mark Smich.
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