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Brian Malley appealing his murder conviction

The man convicted in a bombing death is appealing his conviction.Brian Andrew Malley, 57, of Innisfail was convicted by a jury on Feb. 24 of first-degree murder in the bombing death of Victoria Shachtay.His appeal of the conviction was filed on March 6 at the Calgary Court of Appeals.
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Defence of Brian Malley opens today in murder case

The defence has opened its case in the trial of a former financial advisor accused of the Innisfail bombing death of a former client.
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Timeline of events in the Brian Malley case

The following is a timeline of the events around the bombing death of Victoria Shachtay, the charging of Brian Malley with first-degree murder, and the subsequent trial and conviction.
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Brian Malley guilty of first-degree murder

Innisfail financial advisor Brian Malley was convicted of first-degree murder in the “cold-blooded” killing of a young quadriplegic single mother on Tuesday.
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Brian Malley trial focuses on piece of pipe

Testimony in the Brian Malley murder trial centred around a piece of pipe on Friday.
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Malley appeal adjourned to May

The appeal for a financial advisor convicted of the bombing death of a former client continues to work its way through the Appeals Court of Alberta.
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Malley disciplinary hearing going ahead as scheduled

The Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) has rejected a request by Brian and Christine Malley that their disciplinary hearing be postponed.
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Malley awaits appeal decision

Malley awaits appeal decision

Alberta’s Court of Appeal has reserved its decision on whether an Innisfail man convicted of killing a woman with a bomb will get a new trial.
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Malley awaits appeal decision

Malley awaits appeal decision

Alberta’s Court of Appeal has reserved its decision on whether an Innisfail man convicted of killing a woman with a bomb will get a new trial.
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Malley wrongfully convicted: defence lawyer

The lawyer for Brian Malley says his client’s conviction for first-degree murder ranks among Canada most notorious miscarriages of justice.
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