Nicole Herman was hysterical and terrified in the days following her partner’s disappearance and death in March 2016, a B.C. Supreme Court jury heard Thursday.
And it took her five years to tell the Crown that Dillon Brown had arranged to meet “Ricky” on the afternoon of March 10, 2016.
The couple had one son and were expecting another when Brown was shot to death and his body was stuffed in the trunk of his car. The abandoned vehicle was found at the side of the road 75 kilometres north of Campbell River on March 12, 2016. In a statement to police on March 12, Herman told police she didn’t know who he was going to meet, Anderson said.In her March 13 statement, an officer told her it was really important to know the names of anyone involved, Anderson noted.
Behm testified that the liquor board compelled him to install a system to scan IDs before people entered the bar.Behm would sometimes socialize with them, he testified. He went to their clubhouse a couple of times and was “very friendly” with Alexander. This meant the Devil’s Army would no longer be able to wear their vests and other insignia of the club in the bar.“By not coming back,” Behm replied. “He wasn’t friendly after that. I was indifferent. I knew I had done nothing wrong. I had lived up to my obligations as a business owner.”
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