MONTREAL LAKE, Sask. – A Saskatchewan man has pleaded guilty to kidnapping and assaulting his 66-year-old aunt last year. Kevin Henderson, 31, entered the plea in return for the Crown agreeing to drop a charge of attempted murder against the Montreal Lake resident.
Henderson has also pleaded guilty to theft of a motor vehicle and several breaches from a separate charge.
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A two-day trial had been scheduled in Montreal Lake this week.
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Defence lawyer Brian Pfefferle says he and the Crown will be asking for significant penitentiary time, but the length of the term may differ.
A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Aug. 14 in Montreal Lake.
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