The woman who helped kill a young Inuit student from Labrador a decade ago in Halifax and dumped her body in a hockey bag beside the highway has been granted 30 days of unescorted leave to take “personal development” courses at a halfway house.

Victoria Lea Henneberry is serving a life sentence for the second-degree murder of Loretta Saunders in February 2014.

Parole board grants her unescorted leave despite finding she still does not accept responsibility for killing her pregnant landlord.{ai:summary}<p>Victoria Lea Henneberry, serving a life sentence for the 2014 murder of Inuit student Loretta Saunders, has been granted a 30-day unescorted leave to attend personal development courses at a halfway house. Henneberry's crime involved the disposal of Saunders' body in a hockey bag.  </p><p>#crime</p>

Killer who left body on side of road granted unescorted leave for 'personal development' course

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