Confession by Alberta woman shared at fatal Cochrane impaired driving trial [Video]

A Mînî Thnî (formerly Morley) First Nation woman maintains her innocence despite an apparent confession to RCMP, recorded eight months after the vehicle she was in struck and killed a motorcyclist west of Calgary.

The video was entered as one of the final pieces of evidence Thursday, which marked the fourth day of testimony in the trial for Deirdre Snow.

Dierdre Snow, 31, faces five charges related to impaired driving causing death and bodily harm, and public mischief.

She admits to being impaired on August 19, 2022, but insists that she wasn’t driving when the SUV she was in slammed into a motorcycle along Highway 1A near Morley Road in Cochrane.

The collision killed the motorcycle driver, 53-year-old Canadian Forces veteran Samantha Wylie from Fort Saskatchewan. Her family said they had never previously seen the video, but had knowledge of the interrogation watched in court Thursday.

The video was taken April 6, 2023 after DNA evidence …