“I can’t even kill a frickin’ mouse”: Accused in murder conspiracy
While both accused in a high-profile murder conspiracy trial admitted there were discussions to kill their spouses, each claim neither was capable of carrying out the act.
The jury at Prince Albert’s Court of Queen’s Bench on Wednesday, June 1 heard far less swearing in the audio of Angela Nicholson, taken from a cell with a planted undercover officer.
Nicholson found herself in the situation after she and her lover Curtis Vey were arrested July 6, 2013 for allegedly conspiring to murder their spouses. Crown alleges the plan was for Nicholson’s husband Jim Taylor to die by overdose, and Vey’s wife Brigitte Vey to be burned alive in a house fire.
During the nearly 34 hours she spent in the cell with the officer, Nicholson said her marriage to Taylor crumbled due to his alleged alcoholism, addiction to cocaine and a gambling habit that lost the pair $100,000.