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VIDEO: McKay leads police to Phoenix's grave
In a video released Wednesday by a Manitoba judge, Karl McKay leads police to a shallow grave where Phoenix Sinclair, 5, was buried.
McKay and Samantha Kematch, Sinclair's mother, are charged with first-degree murder in the young girl's 2005 death. The jury has been deliberating since Tuesday night.
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