Murder accused Tedson Knowles. (Social Media photo) | Deceased Carissa Chandler. (Social Media photo)
The sentencing of Tedson Knowles, convicted of murdering his girlfriend Carissa Chandler, has been rescheduled.
This latest delay comes as Knowles’ attorney requested time to review a victim impact report, a crucial document in determining the appropriate sentence.
The case, which has gripped the community since 2019, reached a pivotal moment last month when a jury found Knowles guilty of the fatal shooting.
The incident, described by prosecutors as a domestic dispute gone tragically wrong, occurred on May 23, 2019, in the couple’s shared residence in New Winthorpes.
During the trial, the court heard testimony from neighbours who described a sequence of events on the day of the murder.
Medical evidence presented in court painted a picture of Chandler’s final moments. A doctor testified that the victim suffered massive blood loss from a close-range gunshot wound to her chest, ultimately leading to her untimely death.
Knowles is now set to be sentenced on for July 31.
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