'I often think would any of those people have died? So that is something that haunts me all the time, because I feel that they weren't targeted. She told investigators that she escaped into the woods and emerged the next morning to tell police that her partner was still at large and driving a vehicle that looked exactly like an RCMP cruiser.Д«anfield said she will remain forever haunted by her decision to flee, as she wonders if her spouse might have harmed her and then left others alone. The inquiry has heard Banfield was beaten and badly injured by Gabriel Wortman on the night of April 18, 2020, immediately before he began a shooting rampage that would claim 22 lives. Lawyers from a firm representing families of 14 of the victims, as well as about 20 of those family members, walked out of the hearing in protest before it ended. It was the first time she has spoken publicly about her life with the killer, and the inquiry's decision to spare her from facing cross-examination proved contentious. Lisa Banfield struggled to maintain her composure as she described how her partner beat her in 2003 as witnesses looked on, and she offered new details about what happened when her spouse threatened to kill his parents in 2010.

HALIFAX - The common-law wife of the man responsible for the Nova Scotia mass shooting told an inquiry Friday that she lied to police about his illegal weapons and failed to report earlier violent behaviour because she was deeply afraid of him.

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