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Jury deliberations continue in murder trial of Tim Bosma’s accused killers

WATCH ABOVE: After hearing evidence for over four months, and two days of final instructions from the judge, jurors are sequestered as they begin deliberating a verdict on first degree murder charges against Dellen Millard and Mark Smich. Mark Carcasole reports on what jurors didn't hear in the trial – Jun 13, 2016

HAMILTON – A Hamilton jury continues its deliberations today at the trial of two men accused of killing Tim Bosma three years ago and burning his body in an animal incinerator.

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Justice Andrew Goodman concluded his instructions to the 12-member jury on Monday in the first-degree murder trial of Dellen Millard and Mark Smich.

Millard, 30, of Toronto, and Smich, 28, of Oakville, Ont., have both pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges in Bosma’s death.

READ MORE: Judge tells jury to disregard some comments from key players in Tim Bosma murder trial

Bosma, 32, disappeared on May 6, 2013 after taking two men for a test drive of a truck he had listed for sale online. His remains were found days later burned beyond recognition.

The Crown alleges Millard and Smich planned for more than a year to steal a truck, kill its owner and incinerate their body.

Smich testified that Millard shot, killed and burned Bosma. Millard did not testify, but his lawyer told court that Smich accidentally shot Bosma on a nearby highway in an attempt to steal his truck.

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