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On March 31, Morroy, the second forensic doctor, appeared in court to testify.

Dr. Morroy has been a full-time forensic doctor for more than 30 years and examined 5,000 corpses.

Although he had never been to the scene of the Liu Qian case, it did not affect his judgment of the cause of death.

The forensic doctor said, "The report of the cause of death is a point of view."

Morroy and the first to testify, the forensic doctor who had been to the scene had a different opinion.

He believed that Liu Qian caused mechanical asphyxia when the neck was compressed.

His conclusion was that Liu Qian died of squeezing the neck, excluding all other possibilities, Liu Qian's neck muscles were bruised,small pieces of bleeding in the eyes were related to the cause of death.

Forensic doctors say that producing these bruises requires constant external pressure, which can cause blood flow to the head when it is blocked.

Liu Qian's neck was compressed without trauma, but when the neck was compressed, there was not necessarily trauma.

If squeezed with a fine object, such as a tie or a finger, the victim's neck tends to leave marks.

If use a thick object, such as an arm,may not notice the neck injury from the outside.

Some doctors say that Liu Qian's heart has 260 grams, while others say 380 grams.

Morroy said that Liu Qian's heart was a bit big, but it was normal.

The cause of death was not related to heart disease, she had no history of heart disease.

On April 1, Nattel, Dickson's defense attorney, claimed that the prosecution lacked evidence and that Dickson would not testify because he was entitled to do so.

Nattel suggested that there might be a tall man sitting on the willow chest, which caused his airway to be blocked, the victim changed his body to a prone position before dying, which may presumably explain the reason for the contusion of the inner muscles of his neck.

Cardiovascular pathologist Cunningham appeared in court to testify.

After examining the case, he examined Liu Qian's heart and showed no heart disease.

The heart had no structural, microstructural, or genetic damage.

Cunningham countered Dixon's defense attorney Nattel and others that they said Liu Qian could have died of a rare heart attack called a concussion.

Cunningham said that concussions usually occur in young athletes and result in sudden death after a heavy blow to the heart.

Cunningham agrees that blunt injuries can lead to cardiac arrhythmias, which can lead to death in minutes if the heart does not "restart".

He pointed out that there was no indication in this case that Liu Qian's heart had not suffered any bruises, that there was no bruise on the soft tissues of his chest or below his chest.

Forensic biologist Cole, who testified in the Scientific Assurance Center, testified in court, saying that the male DNA found on Liu Qiang's body, including his nails, closely matched Dickson's DNA sample.

Blood stains found on a blue T-shirt seized by police in Dickson's room were confirmed to contain dried willow DNA, with a deviation rate of one of the 140th power.

On April 4, the case was closed.

Both the accused and the defendant agreed that the defendant was guilty, but there were differences in the charges.

The prosecution considers Dickson guilty of first-degree murder, the defense considers the defendant to be guilty of manslaughter and pre-murder evidence is insufficient.

Prosecutor Pierolia said that Dixon had forcibly entered Liu Qian's room, had an unreasonable purpose, encountered resistance, was worried about the defendant, and decided to kill Liu Qian.

When Liu Qian's body was found, the nightdress was lifted above the chest, and underwear, socks, and sanitary napkins were scattered on the ground.

Saliva and male semen are found in the abdomen and groin.

These saliva and semen are highly similar to Dickson.

Dickson claims that he did not lie, hug, kiss or sexually assault Liu Qian.

According to the testimony of Meng Xian, who was in a video call with Liu Qian in Beijing at the time of the case, Liu Qian fell to the ground and survived.

Liu Qian's voice disappeared after two muted sounds.

Forensic doctors ruled out Liu Qian's sudden death, indicating that Dickson murdered Liu Qian, Liu Qian had squeeze marks on his neck.

The forensic doctor claimed that Liu Qian died of the squeeze on his neck.

In the closing statement, Dickson's defense lawyer Nattel emphasized that Dickson accidentally killed Liu Gan during sexual assault.

The situation at the time should be: "Dickson sat on Liu Qian to reach an orgasm, Liu Qian's head was against the wall. Tensions and muscle spasms caused her to suffocate. Dickson did not know and could not know that posture would cause Liu Qian to die. At the time of the incident, there were other tenants in the building,

even tenants were walking around. Dickson would not Take the risk to kill. "

Nattel said that the prosecution said that Dickson decided to kill because he did not want to be sexually assaulted.

Was this inference reasonable?

Sexual assault is very different from murder. Will he do that?

Fourteen jurors watched the video records and photos of the scene of the crime scene in the court.

Judge Morrie said that the jury must be "very sure" that Dickson "all met".

The following four elements can be convicted of first-degree murder.

The four elements are:

Dickson "illegally caused" Liu Qian's death.

He "has a murderous mentality."

He "sexually or attempted to assault" Liu Qian.

He "sexually assaulted and murdered" Liu Qian was

 "part of the same series of incidents."

The second-degree murder is that Dickson caused Liu Qian to die, or caused Liu Qian to die from a physical injury, he did not care whether she was dead or alive.

As part of the murder, attempted or acknowledged sexual assault is automatically considered a first-degree murder.

Dickson's removal of Liu Qian's computer and mobile phone could not prove his intentional murder.

The judge told the jury "it is almost impossible to absolutely prove anything", and the jury did not need to explain why it was so sentenced.

On April 7, 2014, the jury withdrew for three hours to discuss and unanimously convicted the defendant Dickson of first-degree murder.

The judge sentenced him to life imprisonment and could not apply for parole after 25 years in prison.

Dickson immediately submitted an appeal to the Ontario Appeals Court.

However, Dickson's previous application to the government for a fee subsidy for lawyers was rejected, Toronto criminal lawyer Nattel no longer defended him.

No lawyer in Canada is willing to defend him.

Liu Qian's parents arrived at the Toronto Police Headquarters on the morning of April 11 and submitted the victim's statement.

Liu Qian's father said, “My daughter has been lost, we can't live in hatred forever. We will go on.

I accept thier apologize and I hope they live well. "

Liu Qian's parents said in a statement: "It has been 1086 days since Liu Qian was killed. We are thinking of her every second, hour, and day. Every family reunion day such as Chinese New Year is our darkest day. Reunion can only In the cemetery two hours away by car. Facing the cold tombstone, we wept quietly, recalling the beauty of our daughter's life, recalling that we could not describe her departure with words, which caused us psychological damage. "

The statement concluded: "To our only lovely daughter,your departure has also lost all our vision for the future. Your departure is for us no money can be exchanged."

Liu Qian's parents said the court made a fair judgment and they appreciated the Canadian judicial system, such as police, judges, juries and prosecutors.

After Dickson was in jail, Chen Min, who had been a perverted and killed Chinese girl Zhang Dongyue in 2004, became a prison mate with former perverted commander Williams of the Canadian Air Force Base.

Dickson said in the letter that the prison was a lonely place and he missed his family, friends and pets.

To enrich himself, he often reads, writes, plays sports and watches TV.

In January 2017, Dickson, 36, was still in jail at Pacific Prison in British Columbia, and his appeal was withdrawn.

An Ontario judge ruled that Dickson's previous appeal was abolished and a hearing scheduled for the first half of this year was cancelled.