The man who gunned down a single mother at a Langford duplex in March 2020 thought she was somebody else, he admitted Monday.
Posted: Aug. 22, 2022 3:49PMThe man who fatally gunned down a single mother at a Langford duplex in March 2020 thought she was somebody else, according to an agreed statement of facts presented at his sentencing hearing Monday.of Angela Dalman last month.
Dheensaw had been staying with Derrick Oke and Kelly Groves, who were living at the duplex located at 845 Arncott Ave. in Langford. Meanwhile, Dalman arrived at Oke and Groves’ duplex at 9 p.m. to say goodbye because they were moving. Dheensaw drove back to the trailer, staying inside for 22 minutes, then drove away. There was no evidence of what Dheensaw did afterward, and he was arrested the next morning.A number of people whose lives were impacted by the murder also spoke in court Monday.
Tyee Campbell, Oke’s son, was 12 at the time it happened and could hear the gunshots from a neighbour’s home.Kristy Dalman, Angela’s sister, explained that she has suffered from random panic attacks since the murder.Sign up for our newsletter to get breaking news and daily digests sent to your email.“I am now older than my older sister. It’s a terrible, sickening feeling,” she said. “[Dheensaw] robbed her of everything.
that Dheensaw was a hard working pipefitter who’d managed to buy his own property, spending days working, nights and weekends studying at Camosun and BCIT to further his education.