Kruse Wellwood And Cameron Moffat Video

0:00Cruz Wellwood and Cameron Moffett. The murder of Kimberly Proctor.

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6 secondsOn March 18th, 2010, 18-year-old Kimberly Proctor, a grade 12 student from Langford, British Columbia, walked

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13 secondsto a classmate’s house. She never came home. What police would find the next day under a bridge would lead to one of

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20 secondsCanada’s most disturbing teen murder convictions.

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25 secondsKimberly knew Cruz Wellwood and Cameron Moffett from school that night. They invited her over. Court records show it

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33 secondswas not a hangout. It was a plan. The pair later admitted they chose her because they believed she would be an easy target, not because of any fight or grudge.

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45 secondsInside the home over several hours, Kimberly was restrained, sexually assaulted, beaten, and suffocated. The

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52 secondsteens then mutilated her body and placed it in a freezer. The next day, they put her remains in a duffel bag, took a

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1 minutepublic bus, and set her on fire under a bridge on the Galloping Goose Trail.

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1 minute, 7 secondsPolice arrested Wellwood, 16, and Moffett, 17, in June 2010. In October,

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1 minute, 14 secondsboth pleaded guilty to firstdegree murder. Because of the cruelty, the crown asked for adult sentences. Justice

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1 minute, 21 secondsRobert Johnston agreed, lifting their publication bans and giving each life in prison with 10 years before parole eligibility.

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1 minute, 31 secondsThe judge said no words could adequately convey the inhumane cruelty. The family sat in the front row. Outside court,

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1 minute, 39 secondsKimberly’s parents called the killers monsters and said the justice system had failed to see warning signs earlier.

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1 minute, 48 secondsPsychiatric reports presented at sentencing shaped everything that came after. Wellwood was diagnosed as a sexual satist with strong psychopathic

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1 minute, 56 secondstraits. Mafett was not a satist but showed long-standing sexual deviance and conduct disorder. Both were rated high risk to reoffend violently.

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2 minutes, 7 secondsThat risk is why parole has kept them inside. Wellwood became eligible in 2019. He was denied then denied again in

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2 minutes, 16 seconds2020 and denied again in 2026. The board noted violent outbursts and wrote, “The murder was so horrific that words could

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2 minutes, 25 secondsnot adequately describe the inhuman cruelty. Kimberly’s family has opposed every release.”

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2 minutes, 32 secondsWell even attended Kimberly’s memorial while on bail for assaulting his mother before he was charged. Mafett has remained largely out of the public eye.

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2 minutes, 42 secondsboth remain in federal custody. For the Proctors, as Fred Proctor said, is the families of victims who serve the life sentence.