Crown To Wrap Up Case In Bus Crash Trial

The Crown is expected to wrap up its case today against a man accused of causing a fatal Greyhound bus crash near Upsala.
Shaun Davis of Nova Scotia is accused of grabbing the steering wheel of the bus and causing it to crash in December 2000.
An elderly woman died in hospital six weeks after the crash.
Davis has pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disorder.
A psychiatrist has testified Davis may have suffered from delusions at the time.
Dr. Lois Hutchinson said his paranoid psychosis may have been caused by Dexedrine, a drug commonly prescribed to people with Attention Deficit Disorder.
Police have testified they seized a bottle of prescription pills from Davis, who faces a string of charges including manslaughter.