Surrey Six killers application to stay convictions rejected @cbcbritishcolumbia
Surrey Six killers application to stay convictions rejected  @cbcbritishcolumbia
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The B.C. Supreme Court ruling means convicted gangster Cody Haevischer will serve his life sentence for the "Surrey Six" killings. The decision is the latest in a nearly 20-year-long legal saga that's followed the notorious B.C. killings.

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'Surrey Six' killer's application to stay convictions rejected

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