By Curtis Galbraith

UPDATE: Two guilty pleas in Snider murder

Feb 6, 2018 | 11:57 AM

We have an update to the Adrian Snide murder story

Tommy Paul, who was also facing a murder charge in Snider’s death, has also pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of Manslaughter.

Alberta Justice says he is to be sentenced in Edmonton Court of Queen’s Bench February 21.

Dominic Decque, who was also facing a murder count, pleaded guilty to Manslaughter Monday in court.

A statement of facts read by the Crown at Decque’s appearance said he and Paul attacked Snider over a suspicion Snider had stolen money from the drug and prostitution operation all three were involved in.

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Snider was hit in the head with a pipe five times. His body was buried in a rural area outside Grande Prairie.

Dominic Decque is to be sentenced in April.

Patrick Decque, who is facing manslaughter and accessory to murder charges, is set to stand trial in June. Courtney McQuinn, also facing an accessory charge, has a preliminary hearing set for August.