Sentencing for Wade Cudmore in Kamloops Brothers' Murder Case

Wade Cudmore faces sentencing after being convicted of second-degree murder in the deaths of Erick and Carlo Fryer in a 2021 drug deal.

Crown prosecutors are seeking life sentences with no parole for 18 years, while the defense argues for 12 years.
The Fryer brothers were found dead in a remote area near Naramata, B.C., their deaths linked to a drug deal worth over $236,000.
Victim impact statements from the Fryer family highlighted the emotional toll of the murders, with family members expressing their grief and loss.
Anthony Graham, who was also charged in connection with the murders, remains at large.
Wade Cudmore maintains his innocence, despite DNA evidence linking him to the crime scene.