A pathologist testified in a British Columbia murder trial that the victim, Tatjana Stefanski, had defensive wounds on her hands, indicating she fought back during the attack. The 44-year-old woman was found dead in the Mabel Lake area near Lumby, B.C., on April 14, a day after she disappeared.
Details of the Incident
RCMP reported that Stefanski was last seen on April 13 with her ex-husband before departing unexpectedly with him in a black Audi. The pathologist's testimony highlighted cuts and bruises on her hands, consistent with defensive injuries. The trial continues as the court examines evidence linking the ex-husband to the murder.
Investigation and Community Impact
The case has drawn attention to domestic violence issues in the region. Police have not released further details about the suspect or motive. The trial is expected to last several weeks, with additional forensic evidence being presented.
