Superior Court of Justice Chatham-Kent, April 5, 2016. (Photo by Simon Crouch) A bigamy trial involving a Chatham-Kent man has heard that an ex-spouse of the man thought he was divorced before they even met.
The woman testified in a today that she knew the man was in a legal dispute with another ex-wife but she thought it was over child support.
Defence attorney David Jacklin cross examined her about that.
" I submit you knew it was part of the divorce proceedings," Jacklin said.
"No," she replied, "I did not, know that."
The trial resumes Thursday.
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