'Threads of circumstantial evidence' convicted man in 1992 Creston murder

First in a five-part series
Duray Bentley Richards feared police “would stoop to anything” to keep his first-degree murder conviction from returning to court, government records dating back to April 2002 show.
By that time, the inmate of Bowden Institution in Alberta was a decade through his life sentence for the brutal 1992 murder of 21-year-old Carrie Louise Marshall in Creston, B.C., and he had formally applied to access records from his case for the purpose of a late appeal