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Accused shooter in Peterborough Home Depot parking lot may soon have a lawyer

Terrance Finn was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife Sandra Finn on Aug. 22, 2018 in Peterborough. CHEX News File

Nearly a month after his arrest for first-degree murder, a man accused of shooting his wife in a Home Depot parking lot in Peterborough may be getting a lawyer.

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Terrence Finn, 73, is charged in the death of his wife Sandra Finn, 70. Police say Sandra’s body was found inside a vehicle at the Home Depot parking lot on Lansdowne Street on the morning of Aug. 22.

Finn, who resides in Westwood just east of Peterborough, made another brief court appearance via video in Peterborough on Thursday.

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According to witnesses at the scene, a man placed a pistol on the hood of the vehicle and calmly waited for police to arrive in the moments after the incident.

Police arrested Finn at the scene.

During previous appearances, Finn has told the court he wants to plead guilty and move the process along, and has indicated that he didn’t want to hire a lawyer,

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However, court officials strongly advised against that.

Sandra Finn.

On Thursday, a lawyer spoke on Finn’s behalf, indicating Finn was in the process of retaining her services.

As a result, Finn’s case was adjourned to Oct. 12.

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