Daughter feels 'numb' after charges stayed in mother's murder case

The daughter of a 40-year-old woman slain in Edmonton eight years ago said she is lost for words after charges were stayed in the case.
Last week second-degree murder charges against Dana Fash, also known as the “Mill Woods rapist,” were stayed after prosecutors decided to not move forward with the case because there wasn’t a reasonable likelihood of conviction.
Fash had been charged in the 2011 slaying of Jeanette Marie Cardinal.
“I’m just kind of numb about it, I