Jury to start deliberating fate of Saskatchewan man accused of killing lover

By The Staff The Canadian Press

Posted May 18, 2012 5:49 am

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MOOSE JAW, Sask. – The fate of a 67-year-old Saskatchewan man accused of killing his live-in lover is expected to be handed to the jury today.

Tony Lawrence Warken of Bengough is charged with manslaughter in the death of Gordon Gregson in November 2009.

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Warken has testified he was in a relationship with Gregson for several years.

He also testified he drank around eight beers and half a mickey of rye whiskey and the two briefly fought in a hot tub before Gregson died.

A pathologist has testified that Gregson was strangled.

The judge is expected to address the jury later this morning

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