Police say she died of "neck compression." Investigators later arrested 23-year-old Kalen Schlatter of Toronto. He has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. Schlatter appeared in court ...

This footage of Kalen Schlatter and Tess Richey was played at Schlatter's first-degree murder trial. The two can be seen walking together down an alleyway. Schlatter leaves on his own some time later.

Tess Richey had completed the flight attendant course at Seneca College and hoped to travel the world. Instead, the young woman’s dreams died in an outdoor stairwell on Church St. where she was ...

Kalen Schlatter, 23, denied causing Tess Richey’s death or harming her in any way as he gave his account of what happened the night the 22-year-old woman went missing in November 2017.

Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. Jurors convicted Kalen Schlatter on Monday after three days of deliberation in a courthouse that was largely deserted due to ...

Warning: This story contains graphic content and might be upsetting to some readers. Kalen Schlatter said he “lost control” and fatally choked Tess Richey with a scarf after she refused to ...

Predator Kalen Schlatter has been sentenced to life imprisonment for satisfying his sick “appetite and lust for violent sex” by strangling innocent Tess Richey exactly 28 months ago.

Defence lawyers told a Toronto court Kalen Schlatter had no motive to kill Tess Richey, a woman he had met hours earlier, in early morning of Nov. 25, 2017. In her closing arguments, lawyer Lydia ...

As he handed down the ruling Wednesday, Ontario Superior Court Justice Michael Dambrot alluded to evidence of Kalen Schlatter’s sexual interest in choking that was kept from the jurors who ...

Kalen Schlatter filed a notice of appeal last Wednesday, more than a week after he was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 22-year-old Tess Richey. The verdict means jurors ...

Prosecutors challenged Kalen Schlatter’s account of what happened the night Tess Richey disappeared, suggesting it was him, not her, who initiated and orchestrated their encounter. Crown ...