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Man In Custody Faces Second Charge After Body Found In West Vancouver House

Darpan News Desk, 08 May, 2015 07:56 PM
    VANCOUVER — Police in West Vancouver say a charge of second-degree murder has now been laid against a man already accused of interfering with a dead body.
     
    Fifty-four-year-old Li Zhao remains in custody pending his next court appearance on Monday.
     
    Police were called to a house in the tony British Properties last week after receiving reports of a violent confrontation.
     
    They say forensic investigators have now finished their work at the residence.
     
    Police have said Zhao and the deceased person knew each other.

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