MANDEL: Mystery remains as Brampton dad gets life for killing his sons Via MandelSun
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“When the boys acted out that morning, in an impulsive and unexpected response, he smothered the boys,” the judge noted.St. Bonaventure Catholic Elementary School and told them his sons would be absent. He hid a T-shirt stained with a small amount of Nicolas’s blood in an empty cat food bag and put it in the recycle bin.Article content
“She then walked into her bedroom, where Jonathan was lying in the bed,” the judge said. “He did not look quite right. She went over, touched him, and knew immediately that he was dead. She saw her husband was still holding the mallet, screamed ‘Get away from me,’ ran from the house and called 911.” Now 55, Bastidas pleaded guilty last week to second-degree murder and on Tuesday, Durno sentenced him to life in prison with no chance at parole for 18 years.
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