Adam Drake must serve a minimum of 17 years in prison before he can begin applying for parole for the murder of Dartmouth battle rapper Pat Stay. Drake, 34, fatally stabbed Stay in a downtown Halifax ...

Pat Stay’s killer was convicted of second-degree murder by a Nova Scotia jury after a five-week trial and less than a day of deliberation. Adam Drake was convicted of second-degree murder Tuesday ...

Pat Stay’s murder trial took a dramatic turn as the accused was revealed to have already been convicted of an execution-style killing. Pat Stay‘s accused murderer, Adam Drake, was reportedly convicted ...

A Nova Scotia judge has set parole ineligibility at 17 years for Adam Drake, who was found guilty of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of rapper Pat Stay. In June, a jury found Drake, 34, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Adam Drake was convicted of first-degree murder in Tyler Keizer's death and sentenced to life imprisonment with no parole ...