REPLAY: Coverage of Russell Williams hearing continues
Warning: This article contains graphic details of violent and sexual acts
Last Updated: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 | 5:02 PM ET
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CBC News brings you minute-by-minute proceedings from the courthouse in Belleville, Ont., where Col. Russell Williams's sentencing hearing continues. On Monday, Williams pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder, two sexual assaults and dozens of break-ins and attempted break-ins.
We are able to provide this coverage because of a judge's order issued last week allowing smart phones and laptop computers to be used by accredited reporters in the courtroom. Note that we cannot accept comments from the public because of a court-ordered publication ban on the identity of one of the surviving sexual assault victims.
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