BC Review Board

• Ex-Abbotsford police chief to probe release of man accused in Chinatown stabbings

  Bob Rich's priority will be determining how the man was released from a psychiatric facility against recommendations, and whether there are others in the same circumstance.

  Crime

  Sep 14, 2023
  
• Accused Chinatown festival stabber was still considered ‘significant threat’: Documents

  The decision was made this past April in the case of Blair Evan Donnelly, who is a patient at the forensic psychiatric hospital in Coquitlam.

  Crime

  Sep 14, 2023
  
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• Vernon, B.C. man accused of murder found fit to stand trial

  He was accused of murder, but for almost three years a Vernon, B.C. man's court case has been on hold. Richard William Fairgrieve suffered a series of strokes.

  Canada

  Nov 28, 2022
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• Hearing set to determine if man accused of Vernon, B.C. murder is fit to stand trial

  An Okanagan woman hopes an upcoming B.C. Review Board hearing will finally lead to a trial for the man accused of murdering her brother.

  Crime

  Nov 18, 2022
• ‘Visit leave’ denied for Vernon man found not criminally responsible in mom’s death

  Although he won't be allowed long-duration leaves, 25-year-old Angelo Monfort can continue to have unescorted day visits to the community, at the hospital leadership's discretion.

  Crime

  Nov 4, 2021
• Convicted child-killer Allan Schoenborn seeks additional freedoms at B.C. Review Board hearing

  Crown prosecutors and doctors argue that Schoenborn, who killed his three children in 2008, should not be allowed visits to the community.

  Crime

  Jan 10, 2019
• BC Review Board finds Abbotsford stabbing suspect unfit for trial: Victim family spokesperson

  Gabriel Klein is charged with fatally stabbing a 13-year-old girl at an Abbotsford high school in 2016.

  News

  Sep 12, 2018
• BC Supreme Court to determine whether Schoenborn gets high-risk designation

  The father who was found not criminally responsible for killing his three children could become the first person to be labelled a "high-risk" offender in the country on Thursday.

  Crime

  Aug 31, 2017
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• UPDATE: Allan Schoenborn requests supervised outings to BC Review Board

  Allan Schoenborn admitted to killing his three children in April 2008, 10-year-old Kaitlynne, eight-year-old Max, and five-year-old Cordon.

  Feb 12, 2015