Tim Bosma Trial: Walther PPK — Firearm identification | EXHIBIT #125

What the jury saw at the Tim Bosma murder trial: Exhibit #125 — the Walther PPK handgun official Firearms Reference Table identification sheets of the RCMP.
Dellen Millard, 30, of Toronto and Mark Smich, 28, of Oakville are on trial for first-degree murder in the case of Tim Bosma, who vanished May 6, 2013, after accompanying two strangers on a test drive of the pick-up truck he was selling online from his home in the Ancaster community of Hamilton, Ont., Canada.
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The jury heard evidence from Jennifer Plath, a firearms expert with the Centre for Forensic Sciences. Plath studied photos of a gun found on Millard’s and Smich’s computers as well as a spent shell casing found inside Bosma’s blood-stained pick-up truck.
She said the photos show a Walther PPK .380 semi-automatic handgun, but without her actually examining the physical gun, she could not say whether it was an operational gun or an air gun or other type of replica device.
Plath said that if the gun was real and operational, it was capable of firing the size and type of ammunition the shell case came from, a .380 Winchester.
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