'I killed her one time but I kill myself every day,' murderer tells judge

One word can mean so much, especially if it is used in the wrong way while a convicted killer is asking a judge for leniency.
Defence lawyer Clemente Monterosso asked Superior Court Justice Pierre Labrie to consider this while arguing his client, Harinder Singh Cheema, chose the wrong word while he asked the court to set his parole eligibility at 10 years, the minimum required for a person convicted of second-degree murder in Canada. 
On Nov. 21, a jury at the Montreal courthouse found Chee