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Court releases video of Indian-origin men who brutally killed elderly Canadian couple, showed murder weapon ‘like a trophy’

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Disturbing videos shown in a Canada court have revealed how two of the men convicted of murdering an elderly couple in British Columbia recorded their actions before and after the killings, including filming themselves on the victims' roof and posting footage with a murder weapon and music playing in the background.

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It's been nearly a month after three Indian-origin men were found guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of Arnold and Joanne De Jong. Fresh court evidence has shed further light on the case that shocked Canada.

According to Global News, one video presented during the trial showed Abhijeet Singh and Khushveer Toor filming themselves on the roof of the De Jongs' home about a month before the murders. A TikTok video was also posted by Toor in which he was placing one of the murder weapons, a metal baseball bat, into a vehicle.

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