Jurors shown accused killers' clothes and shoes with blood spots on them

Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Breadcrumb Trail Links HomeNewsCrimeLocal News Jurors shown accused killers' clothes and shoes with blood spots on them RCMP Cpl. Andrew Norris showed jurors the black hoodies, pants, shoes and gloves in B.C. Supreme Court on Friday. Author of the article: By Kim Bolan Published Sep 11, 2026 3 minute read Join the conversation The scene of a fatal Whistler shooting on July 24, 2022. PHOTO BY SUBMITTED PHOTO Article content RCMP Cpl. Andrew Norris carefully removed black hoodies, pants, shoes and gloves from exhibit bags one-by-one in B.C. Supreme Court on Friday and carried each across the room to show jurors up-close. Article content He flipped the clothing from front-to-back and showed the shoes from several angles to Justice Miriam Gropper and the jury at the Vancouver murder trial of Gursimran Sahota and Tanvir Khakh. Article content Article content Article content Sahota and Khakh leaned in and looked carefully at the exhibits as Norris walked past them. Their lawyers went over to the Mountie for a closer look at two pairs of black batting gloves found inside a black Chrysler in which the accused killers were stopped in Squamish four years ago. Article content Sunrise Start your day with a roundup of B.C.-focused news and opinion. Sign Up By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. Article content Norris agreed with Crown prosecutor Don Montrichard that he had assumed custody of the clothing and other exhibits seized by other officers after Meninder Dhaliwal and Satindera Gill were murdered outside Whistler’s Sundial Hotel on July 24, 2022. Article content The jurors had already heard admissions at the trial about Dhaliwal’s blood being found on the shoes and pants that Sahota and Khakh were wearing when they were arrested less than an hour after the murders. Article content Two spots on Khakh’s black Reebok runners had Dhaliwal’s blood and DNA on them, as did “an area on the upper front right side” of the Puma pants he was wearing, according to the admissions, read into the record by Montrichard. Article content Sahota’s black Armani pants had spots of Dhaliwal’s blood at the upper left thigh near the crotch and on the exterior front right bottom cuff, the admissions also said. Article content Article content Both of Sahota’s Nike shoes had Dhaliwal’s…