Trent Larsen (Image Credit: Facebook)

By James Peters

Guilty Plea

South Cariboo man pleads guilty to 2000 killing of pregnant girlfriend

Sep 8, 2021 | 11:42 AM

KAMLOOPS — A Chasm man has pleaded guilty in B.C. Supreme Court to killing his pregnant girlfriend more than two decades ago. The two were living in Kamloops at the time.

Trent Larsen was arrested in September, 2019 and charged with the 2000 murder of 27-year-old Angel Fehr.

The woman disappeared after attending an Easter gathering with family in April of 2000. She was reported missing two months later.

Larsen was arrested in 2019 while living in Chasm.

Angel Fehr (Image Credit: Keysha Marcellus)

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Fehr’s body was found on a rural property near 100 Mile House shortly after Larsen’s arrest.

In B.C. Supreme Court Tuesday (Sept. 7), Larsen pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to eight years behind bars.

Fehr’s daughter Keysha Marcellus, who was 10 years old when her mother was killed, conversed with CFJC‘s Dylana Kneeshaw upon Larsen’s 2019 arrest.

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