What the Court Weighs in Sentencing the Two Accessories in the Sharif Rahman Case
The two men convicted of accessory after the fact in Sharif Rahman's death will be sentenced today. Here's how credit for time served and joint submissions are being considered.
Two of the three men who pleaded guilty Friday in the death of Owen Sound restaurateur Sharif Rahman could leave court this afternoon having effectively already served their sentences.
Robert Busby Evans Sr., 49, and Barry Evans, 55 — each convicted of accessory after the fact to manslaughter — learn their fate at 2 p.m., when Justice C. Chorney deliver…
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