Our journey down the Red River of Winnipeg, Manitoba continues with the trial of Raymond Cormier for second-degree murder in Tina Fontaine's case. Several recordings obtained during the Winnipeg Police Service's undercover operation are presented to the jury along with circumstantial evidence like Raymond's connection to the duvet cover wrapped around Tina's body. The prosecution's case is thin, but is it enough to convict? 

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