Topic: William Ian Rivers
Appeals court shortens murder sentence
The Court of Appeal has reduced a 35-year prison sentence for convicted murder, William Ian Rivers who publicly executed his neighbor, Mark ‘Hubba’ Seymour, while in a state of jealous paranoia.
35 years for gun murder, in broad daylight
William Ian Rivers, 40, was sentenced on Friday for the murder of Mark ‘Hubba’ Seymour in West Bay on Jan. 28, 2017. Justice Frank Williams set 35 years as the term Rivers must serve before he is eligible to apply for conditional release.
Judge hears murder sentence submissions
Justice Frank Williams heard submissions on Friday to help him decide on the sentence to be passed on William Ian Rivers, who was convicted by a Grand Court jury of murdering Mark “Hubba” Seymour in West Bay on Jan. 28, 2017.
Crown, defense argue murder versus manslaughter in trial over fatal shooting
The jury of six men and six women, sworn in for the trial of William Ian Rivers on a charge of murder, heard closing speeches on Friday from Director of Public Prosecutions Cheryll Richards and defense attorney Crister Brady.
Jury in murder trial hears medical evidence
The trial of William Ian Rivers on a charge of murder continued this week with evidence from two psychiatrists.
Murder defendant wanted time with family before surrendering
William Ian Rivers, on trial for the murder of Mark “Hubba” Seymour, sought shelter after the killing inside his partner’s house with her and their children because he wanted to spend time with his family before surrendering to police, a court heard Friday.
