Jun Lin News

The man who is accused of murdering and dismembering Montreal student Jun Lin, videotaping the incident and posting it on the Internet, now wants all members of the public banned from his upcoming hearing.

Montreal - Zhigui Du, mother of Jun Lin, the Chinese exchange student who was murdered by Luka Magnotta two months ago, said after his funeral yesterday that she now feels sympathy for the murderer.

Police have discovered what appears to be a human head in Montreal's Angrignon Park. Tests are needed to confirm if the head is that of Chinese student Lin Jun whom Luka Magnotta has been charged with murdering.

In his first Canadian court appearance today, alleged murderer Luka Magnotta has pleaded not guilty to all counts. China is urging Canada to ensure that victim Jun Lin receives justice in the upcoming trial.

UPDATE: Luka Magnotta, who left Germany on board a Royal Canadian Air Force plane, accompanied by Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers, arrived in Montreal's Mirabel airport this evening.

Montreal - Jun Lin, the victim of a brutal murder in Montreal, was his family's "pride and hope." The family has called for a swift extradition of the alleged murderer, Luka Magnotta, back to Canada.

Jun Lin and Luka Magnotta: they will be forever linked but they could not be more different. Aside from being attractive gay men in Montreal, they had little in common, it seems.

Jun Lin's family arrived in Montreal Tuesday night to speak with police and Concordia University officials. Lin's mother was overcome by emotion as she sobbed in mourning for her son, a Concordia student allegedly slain by Luka Magnotta.

It is believed that the man who cut up a man in Montreal and mailed body parts to Ottawa is now in France. A INTERPOL Red Notice has been issued for Luka Rocco Magnotta, 29, formerly from Toronto.