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Montreal Man Walks Free in Nova Scotia Murder Case

Author: The Daily News Now! March 14, 2026 Duration: 1:09

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Valdo Pauyo, a Montreal man, walks free after Nova Scotia prosecutors drop second-degree murder charges in the shooting death of Bert Knockwood. The friends turned accused and victim were from Millbrook First Nation. Knockwoods loved ones express heartbreak and anger, while Pauyos lawyers express relief. Knockwood was remembered as a generous soul who loved music, movies, and his Mikmaq culture.

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