By The Canadian Press A staffer at a Winnipeg homeless shelter has testified admitted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki once said he had come in to search for a victim. Ronald Norman told court Wednesday that he had a couple of interactions with Skibicki while working at the Indigenous-led 24-hour warming space, N’Dinawemak – Our Relatives’ Place. One of those conversations started with Skibicki approaching Normand. “He came up to me and told me that he didn’t need to be there, that he had his own place,” Norman told Chief Justice Glenn Joyal. “(Skibicki said) he was just there to stalk his victims. “I hear things in the shelter, everyday (people) going through psychosis and stuff … but that stuck out to me.” Skibicki is on trial in Court of King’s…
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