Parents of murdered Mission woman win court battle over her belongings
Posted May 18, 2019 9:25 am.
Last Updated May 18, 2019 9:26 am.
MISSION (NEWS 1130) – The family of a woman who was shot and killed in Mission more than a decade ago has won a court battle to have her personal belongings returned.
The parents of Lisa Dudley say they have been fighting since 2017 to obtain the belongings, including a watch, phone and other personal items.
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Dudley spent four days paralyzed and dying inside her home in Mission, B.C., in 2008.
An RCMP inquest heard last year that two officers responded to a call about shots fired in the rural neighbourhood, but they did not get out of their vehicles to investigate or contact the neighbour who called 911.
Inside the home, 37-year-old Dudley and her boyfriend had been shot, and she lay in the home for four days until a neighbour checked in and called for help. Dudley died in the ambulance on the way to hospital.
