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Toronto businessman Rui-Wen Pan will face his third trial on a charge of murder in the death of Scarborough violinist Selina Shen
Toronto businessman Rui-Wen Pan will face his third trial on a charge of murder in the death of Scarborough violinist Selina Shen

Toronto businessman Rui-Wen Pan will face his third trial on a charge of murder in the death of Scarborough violinist Selina Shen

Date5/2/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Toronto businessman Rui-Wen Pan will face his third trial on a charge of murder in the death of Scarborough violinist Selina Shen.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0121752F
Businessman arrested: Rui-Wen Pan, left, is led from OPP headquarters early this morning after being charged with murdering Scarborough violinist Selina Shen
Businessman arrested: Rui-Wen Pan, left, is led from OPP headquarters early this morning after being charged with murdering Scarborough violinist Selina Shen
5/19/1989
Trial forcr: Patricia Porter was a juror at the trial of Rui-Wen Pan
Trial forcr: Patricia Porter was a juror at the trial of Rui-Wen Pan
5/2/1991
Out on bail: Rui-Wen Pan, accompanied by lawyer, Ann Tierney, leaves the Metro East Detention Centre yesterday
Out on bail: Rui-Wen Pan, accompanied by lawyer, Ann Tierney, leaves the Metro East Detention Centre yesterday
5/2/1991
Emotional reaction figured in charges against innocent Susan Nelles and killers Rob Baltovich, Guy Paul Morin, Rul-Wen Pan
Emotional reaction figured in charges against innocent Susan Nelles and killers Rob Baltovich, Guy Paul Morin, Rul-Wen Pan
2/5/1992
Hiding his face, William Mullen is escorted from courtroom after being arraigned on the charge of murder and remanded until Jan. 7. He was also charge(...)
Hiding his face, William Mullen is escorted from courtroom after being arraigned on the charge of murder and remanded until Jan. 7. He was also charge(...)
12/31/1945
Happy to be home: Gregory Russel Guerin was just happy to be home today after a judge dismissed a charge of first-degree murder against him in the death of his 6-year-old cousin Lizzie Tomlinson
Happy to be home: Gregory Russel Guerin was just happy to be home today after a judge dismissed a charge of first-degree murder against him in the death of his 6-year-old cousin Lizzie Tomlinson
12/23/1980
An Avid reader of love stories, Mrs. Dick carried magazines to court while a murder charge was heard. Statements given to police were not read at second trial
An Avid reader of love stories, Mrs. Dick carried magazines to court while a murder charge was heard. Statements given to police were not read at second trial
3/6/1947
Charged with murder, Barbara Irene Wilson, 17, leaves provincial court today after an appearance on her charge of capital murder in the shooting death(...)
Charged with murder, Barbara Irene Wilson, 17, leaves provincial court today after an appearance on her charge of capital murder in the shooting death(...)
1/17/1973
Trial takes toll: Peter Demeter, escorted by police officer during his recent trial, was a pale image of his former self after his arrest on charges of plotting to kill his distant cousin
Trial takes toll: Peter Demeter, escorted by police officer during his recent trial, was a pale image of his former self after his arrest on charges of plotting to kill his distant cousin
4/17/1985
Murder charge: Detectives bring one of three youths charged in the stabbing death of a fourth into 42 Division last night
Murder charge: Detectives bring one of three youths charged in the stabbing death of a fourth into 42 Division last night
4/23/1991
Comforting arms: Joe Schoenberger, acquitted on two murder charges yesterday comforts his mother, Franziska, when they heard he was to be rearrested on a charge of attempted murder
Comforting arms: Joe Schoenberger, acquitted on two murder charges yesterday comforts his mother, Franziska, when they heard he was to be rearrested on a charge of attempted murder
10/1/1981
Faces murder charge - Harold W
Faces murder charge - Harold W
2/14/1935