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Ontario Man Denies Murder Charges in Surrey Home Invasion

Adam Mann, 42, is on trial for second-degree murder in New Westminster Supreme Court, related to the death of Tori Dunn during a home invasion in Surrey, British Columbia. During his testimony, Mann claimed he was not responsible for Dunn's death. The trial continues as evidence is presented by both the defence and prosecution.

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Adam Mann, a 42-year-old man from Ontario, is currently involved in a second-degree murder trial at the New Westminster Supreme Court after being charged in connection with the death of Tori Dunn during a home invasion that took place in Surrey, British Columbia. On Monday, Mann testified in his own defence, asserting his innocence regarding the accusations of murder. He stated plainly, 'It wasn’t me,' as he formally addressed the court. The case has garnered attention due to the nature of the crime and its implications for community safety and crime rates in the region. Both the defence and the prosecution are expected to present further evidence as the trial progresses, which will determine the outcome of the case and any legal consequences for those involved.

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‘It wasn’t me’: Ontario man denies killing Tori Dunn in Surrey, B.C. home invasion
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