The trial of Richard Henry Bain reached its eighth day of jury deliberation on Saturday and still no sign of a verdict.
The jury -comprised of seven women and five men- could not reach a unanimous decision.
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Bain is on trial for the first degree murder of Denis Blanchette.
Blanchette, a stagehand, was working at the Metropolis night club where PQ leader Pauline Marois was giving her victory speech after winning a minority government back in September, 2012.
Bain is also on trial for three counts of attempted murder.
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Bain’s defence argued he should not be held criminally responsible because he suffers from an undiagnosed mental disorder.
The crown argued Bain is criminally responsible because he was politically motivated.
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