Hearing on Gabriel Klein’s fitness to stand trial

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The BC Review Board has reserved decision on whether a man charged with second degree murder in the death of an Abbotsford teenager at her high school is fit to stand trial.

13-year-old Leteisha Reimer was stabbed to death in her Abbotsford high school common area in November 2016. 21-year-old Gabriel Klein was charged with second degree murder and aggravated assault.

Today a hearing at the Coquitlam Forensic Psychiatric hospital for his fitness to stand trial, and our Global News Senior Reporter, Janet Brown, has the details.

Guest: Janet Brown

Global News Senior Reporter

The BC Review Board has reserved decision on whether a man charged with second degree murder in the death of an Abbotsford teenager at her high school is fit to stand trial.

13-year-old Leteisha Reimer was stabbed to death in her Abbotsford high school common area in November 2016. 21-year-old Gabriel Klein was charged with second degree murder and aggravated assault.

Today a hearing at the Coquitlam Forensic Psychiatric hospital for his fitness to stand trial, and our Global News Senior Reporter, Janet Brown, has the details.

Guest: Janet Brown

Global News Senior Reporter