Webcam Killer Found Guilty

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 4:23PM EDT / Published Apr. 08, 2014 6:52AM EDT

Brian Dickson, 32, was found guilty on Tuesday in Toronto of killing York University student Qian Liu, 23, in April 2011, and sentenced to life in prison. Qian had been webcamming with her boyfriend when she let in a man who asked to use her mobile phone. When she let him in, a fight for her life played out in front of her boyfriend, who was watching helplessly on the computer until the webcam was shut down. Qian was found dead the next morning.

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Webcam Killer Found Guilty