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Crown Case Ends Against Accused in Windsor Murder Trial

am800-news-murder-victim-lesley-watterworth-september-2018-1.7836052 am800-news-murder-victim-lesley-watterworth-september-2018 (Windsor Murder victim Lesley Watterworth, taken before her death in November 2016 (courtesy Watterworth family))

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The defence is expected to begin its case Tuesday in the John Wayne Pierre murder trial

The defence is expected to begin its case Tuesday at the second-degree murder trial of a Windsor man.

John Wayne Pierre is charged in the violent stabbing death of his ex-girlfriend, Lesley Watterworth in November 2016.

Knife tip found in the kitchen where Lesley Watterworth was found murdered, November 2, 2016 (Courtesy Ontario Superior Court)

The Crown's final witness Monday -- an expert from the Centre for Forensic Sciences -- testified that blood taken from Pierre's overalls and from a knife and a knife tip found at the Curry Ave. apartment was Watterworth's.

Renata Dziak also told court there was a high probability that samples taken from under Watterworth's fingernails, and on a chewed note, belonged to Pierre.