Not quite one year per victim, and he's on his way to living a 'normal' life. I'm more than a little surprised at how fast this process has worked out for him. He was not in control of his actions, but I assumed there would be a tighter leash, for basically the rest of his life.
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Matthew de Grood, who killed five people at a house party in 2014 while in a psychotic state, will be transferred to a secure Edmonton hospital#where he can take escorted trips into the community and may even be allowed to live in a halfway house.
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...sfer-1.4848967