The Crown continued its cross-examination for a third day of a B.C. father accused in the deaths of two young girls.
Andrew Berry has pleaded not guilty to the second-degree murder of his daughters, whose bodies were found on Christmas Day 2017.
Six-year-old Chloe and four-year-old Aubrey were discovered lying in their beds, and Berry was found naked and injured in the bathtub.
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- Monday's coverage: Crown questions truth of testimony at 2nd-degree murder trial
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CTV News Vancouver reporters are covering the case live from court. Follow along through tweets from Shannon Paterson, or read back through previous coverage from Maria Weisgarber.