Bacon Walks Free: B.C.'s Deadliest Gangster

0:00It's April 21st. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Canada News today. Your AI-powered local news. Jamie Bacon, the 40-year-old gangster behind British Columbia's deadliest mass killing, just walked free from prison after serving his full. Five-year, seven-month sentence for conspiracy to murder. That stems from the Surrey Six Langs back in October 2007, where six people died in Acondo hit Gone Wrong. He pleaded guilty in July 2020, dodging a first-degree murder charge, and now lives outside BC, far from where he once ran, the brutal red. Scorpion's gang. Police and corrections officers are keeping tabs on him with strict probation rules, including a curfew. Eileen Mohan, who lost her only son Christopher that night, he was just heading to basketball when killers dragged him in, says the news hits hard. Her boy was one of two innocents caught in the crossfire targeting rival Cory Law, making it BC's worst gang massacre ever. Meanwhile the case is dragged on. Two of Bacon's hitmen got life sentences, but ones appealing over alleged police issues

1:04with hearings resuming next month. Bacon himself got the night early release twice in 2024 and early 2026, due to ongoing violence and gang ties in prison. As they watch him close, families like Mohan's keep fighting for justice after nearly two decades, reminding us these streets stay dangerous. Bacon. Masterminds, slip back out.