It will be at least another week before a man found guilty of killing his mother back in 2014 learns his fate in court.
Brian Whitlock, who killed his mother in 2014, was in B.C. Supreme Court for a sentencing hearing Tuesday.
However, the case has been put over until Oct. 30.
Whitlock, 30, was found guilty in June of 2017.
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The Crown has alleged that Whitlock suffers from mental illness, is not accepting treatment, and is still a risk to the public.
Prosecutors have argued that he should be held without parole for 12 to 15 years.
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In 2012, Whitlock was involved in another high profile case for killing his German Shepard, Captain, and leaving him in a Kitsilano dumpster.
A possible sentence for his mother’s murder could come next week.
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