A Calgary man who survived a brazen daytime shooting that left his wife dead has pleaded guilty to money laundering.
Last August, Telal Fouani, 47, and Nakita Baron, 31, were shot in their Bentley as it pulled out of their driveway in the southwest community of Evergreen.
Two months earlier, Fuoani had been charged with organized crime offences. He was on bail at the time of the shooting.
On Friday, Fouani entered his plea before provincial court Judge Greg Stirling.
The judge will hear sentencing arguments from defence lawyer Yoav Niv and prosecutor Danielle Szabo at a later date.
Niv is applying for a publication ban on the facts of the
