Cory Fenn Wikipedia
Cory Fenn is a Canadian man who was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of release for 25 years after violently attacking and killing a woman and two of her children east of Toronto in 2018. The woman he attacked was in a relationship with him.
What Did Cory Fenn Do?
A man was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years after savagely attacking and killing a mother and two of her children in Ajax.
Cory Fenn’s conduct were described as “horrific” by the judge who handed out the sentence in an Oshawa court on Tuesday.
In the 2018 deaths of his on-again, off-again girlfriend Krassimira Pejcinovski and her children Roy, 14, and Venellia, 13, Fenn was found guilty of three counts of second-degree murder.
Second-degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence with a minimum of 10 years behind bars before being eligible for release.
The parole ineligibility periods for the murders of Pejcinovski and Roy were imposed concurrently by Justice Howard Leibowich. He postponed making a decision on Venellia’s sentence until the Supreme Court of Canada rules on the validity of imposing multiple-murder periods of parole ineligibility.
Cory Fenn Sentencing and Judgement
A man was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of release for 25 years after violently attacking and killing a woman and two of her children east of Toronto.
In the 2018 killings of his on-again, off-again girlfriend Krassimira Pejcinovski and her children Roy, 14, and Venellia, 13, in Ajax, Ont., a judge found Cory Fenn guilty of three counts of second-degree murder.
Second-degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence with a minimum of 10 years behind bars before being eligible for release.
The parole ineligibility terms for the murders of Pejcinovski and Roy have been ordered to be served concurrently by Justice Howard Leibowich.
He has deferred judgment on Venellia’s sentence until the Supreme Court of Canada rules on the validity of imposing multiple-murder periods of parole ineligibility.
The Crown requested a 72-year sentence before Fenn could petition for parole, while Fenn stated that 10 years would be “ideal.”
Fenn fired his lawyer before the trial and didn’t call a defense, though he did have a court-appointed lawyer make closing arguments on his behalf.
Fenn’s acts were described as “horrific” by the judge.
Mr. Fenn’s actions “devastated the family and inflicted significant injury to the community,” according to Leibowich.
