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The couple, whose boyfriend was Ivan Roberto Martell, the man accused of murdering them, lived in a basement suite in Hampton Village.
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Posted on February 28, 2023 Last updated: 4 hours ago 4 min read
Roberto Martell, 32, has been charged with first-degree murder in the King’s Court of Saskatoon in connection with the death of his girlfriend Allie Moosehunter in 2020. (Instagram: Ivan Roberto Martell) jpeg
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In the early morning hours of March 4, 2020, when Arthur’s muffled cries were heard from the suite below her, Shawna texted the woman who lives there, Allie her moose hunter, asking if she was okay. I asked
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An hour later, while she was sleeping, she received three messages from Moosehunter’s phone.
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“Sorry, tickling fight”
“I couldn’t hear you on the phone.”
“Ah, dear sisters.”
Moosehunter, who lived under her for 11 months, never called her “her sister,” Arthurs said.
“I knew it wasn’t her,” she testified Tuesday in the Saskatoon court at King’s Bench.
Arthurs and her husband said they decided not to call the police after seeing her message in the 8 a.m. text.
“She never dreamed she would get hurt,” Arthurs testified.
About six hours later, a brother Moosehunter came to her Crescent home in Geary, in her Hampton Village area of Saskatoon, to check on her sister. 20th Street.
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The brothers told the court they found her body in the bathroom. They said it was in blood.
28-year-old Allie Moosehunter (Witchecun) was found dead at around 12:20pm. In the basement suite of her 500-block home on Geary Crescent on March 4, 2020. (Facebook Photo) Facebook photo
Moosehunter’s then-boyfriend, Ivan Roberto Martell, 32, was arrested a week after her and charged with second-degree murder in connection with her death. When direct charges were filed in court last year, the charges were upgraded to first-degree murder. He is scheduled to appear in court this week.
Arthur’s husband, Randy Didour, testified that he heard a woman’s muffled screams the same morning as his wife, but did not know where the noise was coming from.
Arthurs said he saw Moose Hunter’s black jeep and another car parked outside when he took the dog out at 5 a.m. Didul said he saw the vehicle when he left for work at 8:30 am. Ms. Arthurs heard the door open around 9:00 a.m. and realized that Moosehunter’s jeep was gone, but did not know who had driven it away.
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Kirk Matchap said in court Tuesday that around 9:30 a.m., he noticed Moosehunter’s jeep parked in his daughter’s apartment complex in an allotted spot. He said at the gas station he knew Moosehunter and recognized the vehicle and its license plate: 4EVERL8.
He said he never saw a moose hunter’s jeep there.
Diddle and Arthurs said Martell was a friend of the Moosehunter and lived with her in her basement. During cross-examination, defense attorney Patrick McDougall questioned Didore for telling police that “old friends” and “new friends” were coming to the house. He then told Crown Prosecutor Lin Le that it could be the same person.
Police were called to this home on his 500 block in Geary Crescent on March 4, 2020 after Ally Moosehunter’s body was found inside. (Facebook Photo) Photo by Tia James/Saskatoon Starphoenix
The court heard that Martel and Moosehunter had been dating on and off for about three years.Lois Prosper said her best friend and former colleague, Moosehunter, broke up with her in February 2020. He testified that
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In her message, a text sent the day before her death, Moosehunter told her sister, Tiffany, her Witche Can, that she had started talking to Martel again.
“And don’t hate me, but I also talked to Robbi (sic). Just talk. Tell me what was going on, why this happened, how it happened.” I know you think I’m stupid if I talk to him again, but I’m an adult and I don’t want people to get mad at me for the choices I make. She told the court that her sister posted a photo on Snapchat of her and Martel having dinner that night.
The Witchekan testified Monday that she was disappointed because she thought her sister, whom she talked to every day and called her best friend, “deserved better.”
Just because you don’t approve of a relationship doesn’t mean there’s a problem with it.She agreed.
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Witchekan testified that Martel was imprisoned for about two years. She told McDougall that a close friend of Moosehunter told her that Martel owed money to drug dealers and that they were looking for him.
She testified that her sister stopped visiting her father because Martel was jealous of the man who lived across the street.
“That’s why they fought over this issue,” Witchekan said.
Lois Prosper said she was Moosehunter’s best friend, but she emailed Moosehunter at 8:32 a.m. Tuesday and said when she wasn’t at her job, she said He asked where he was, she testified. The response displayed on the courtroom screen read, “I lost my phone.”
The two women worked together at Fire Creek Gas and Grill, the court heard. Prosper said the last thing she heard from her friend was her text message sent the day before she died.
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Les asked Prosper why the Moosehunters parted ways. McDougall claimed it was hearsay evidence. Judge Neil Robertson upheld the appeal.
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