The Oshawa man accused of killing two teenage girls was back in court Friday.
Earlier this month, Adam Strong was charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of Rori Hache and Kandis Fitzpatrick. On Friday, he appeared in court by video.
The 45-year-old was first arrested last December, months after Hache’s torso was found in Lake Ontario.
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Hache’s remains and Fitzpatrick’s DNA were found at Strong’s home.
Friday’s brief court appearance didn’t sit well with one of Hache’s supporters, as she stormed out of the courtroom in frustration.
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“This is our 22nd appearance at court and I think Rori’s support team is getting frustrated. They’re tired. This is hard on all of us like you can’t even imagine — ripping a scab off every time we come here and we have outbursts. We’re human beings. I don’t know if anyone was in the courtroom but there are a lot of things for us to go through and it’s shredding us day by day,” said Shanan Dionne, Rori’s Mother.
Strong’s next court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 14.
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