Michel Cadotte has described for the jury how he used a pillow to smother his wife, who had been living in a long-term care centre with advanced Alzheimer’s disease. Continue reading
A psychologist testifying at the trial of a man accused of murdering his ailing wife says the accused had a disturbed state of mind at the time of her death. Continue reading
A man on trial for second-degree murder was suffering from depression that affected his ability to make decisions. Continue reading
Michel Cadotte testified he realized his actions would “cause the death” of his wife. Continue reading
A Quebec man on trial for the death of his ailing wife has told jurors he suffocated her with a pillow to end her suffering. Continue reading
He credits his wife with saving his life and said they had a wonderful relationship until the day she died. Continue reading
The defense will argue that Michel Cadotte cannot be held responsible for the killing of his wife because of his state of mind at the time. Continue reading
New research suggests that gum disease may lead to dementia. Continue reading
A Montreal man on trial for the killing of his ailing wife told a senior nurse that he had suffocated her. Continue reading
A physician says a slain Montreal woman who was receiving treatment for late-stage Alzheimer’s was not deemed to be at the end of her life. Continue reading