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'Considering the circumstances ... this is best-case scenario,' Cole Cusitar said.
Saskatoon man Jerry Constant, 33, pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder Karina Beth Ann Wolfe and offering an indignity to human remains during his court appearance Friday afternoon.
During the Court of Queen’s Bench proceedings, Wolfe’s mom, Carol, used an interpreter to give her victim impact statement through sign language.
She said that she waited five-and-a-half years for news of her daughter, participated in searches, prayed she would find her way home. She spoke about panic attacks and anxiety in the wake of the disappearance of Karina.
It was in 2010 that 20-year-old Karina went missing and in November 2015, the search came to an end as Saskatoon police confirmed her remains were found northwest of the city.
Second-degree murder carries an automatic life sentence, but there is some room to negotiate on parole eligibility.