Allan Schoenborn seeks 1-year conditional discharge, 18 years after killing his children
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Allan Schoenborn is seeking a one-year conditional discharge from the B.C. Review Board, 18 years after killing his three children. Schoenborn was found guilty of killing five-year-old Cordon, eight-year-old Max and 10-year-old Kaitlynne in their Merritt, B.C., home, but was deemed not criminally responsible due to a mental disorder. For the past few years, Schoenborn has been spending most of his time at a supervised transitional care facility. Advocates for his victims’ family say a one-year discharge is a legal stepping stone towards a full discharge. “The absolute discharge would be he’s r…
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Jun 2, 2026