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Alberta woman accused of sex with 15-year-old guilty of sexual assault

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Grant, M. (2026, October 31). Alberta woman accused of sex with 15-year-old guilty of sexual assault. CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alexa-suitor-sexual-assault-trial-jury-verdict-9.7404371?cmp=rss

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CBC News · collected 2026-10-31 · by Meghan Grant

Quick Summary

Alexa Suitor, 35, from Sundre, Alberta, was found guilty of sexual assault and sexual interference after a jury deliberated for 24 hours following a week-long trial. The verdict came on Saturday afternoon in response to allegations that she had sex with a 15-year-old boy at a New Year's Eve party on December 31, 2023. During the trial, the victim and two friends testified about the incident and subsequent messages exchanged between Suitor and the victim, while Suitor denied any sexual contact occurred.
Written by AI on 2026-11-01, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

A Sundre, Alberta woman named Alexa Suitor, aged 35, has been found guilty of sexual assault and sexual interference involving a 15-year-old boy at a New Year's Eve party in December 2023. The verdict was delivered on Saturday afternoon after the jury deliberated for about 24 hours following closing arguments from prosecutors James Molloy and Laura Somers, as well as defence lawyer Patrick Fagan. Suitor did not react visibly to the guilty verdict, which came after a week-long trial where she testified that the sexual acts never occurred. Justice Douglas Mah will determine sentencing at a later date, with Fagan indicating he may request a discharge for his client, potentially avoiding jail time.

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📰 Alberta Woman Guilty Of Sexual Assault
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Meghan Grant
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🔮 Justice Douglas Mah will hear sentencing arguments at a later date.
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Alta. CBC News Snapchat Sundre

Subjects

Suitor PERSON · 7× Sundre GPE · 3× Snapchat ORG · 2× Alexa Suitor PERSON · 1× Alta. GPE · 1× Douglas Mah PERSON · 1× Fagan PERSON · 1× James Molloy PERSON · 1× Laura Somers PERSON · 1× Patrick Fagan PERSON · 1×

Narrative

The other friend said that he saw the next-day Snapchat message from Suitor. Suitor testified in her own defence, telling jurors that the sex and sexual touching never happened.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-01
🔮 Justice Douglas Mah will hear sentencing arguments at a later date.

Claims (17 extracted, 0 hedged)

Sundre woman accused of sex with 15-year-old guilty of sexual assault Jurors returned verdict Saturday afternoon after deliberating since Friday afternoon asserted
Jurors → accuse → afternoon
A Sundre, Alta. woman accused of having sex with a 15-year-old boy at a New Year's Eve party has been convicted of sexual assault and sexual interference. asserted
woman → accuse → assault
Alexa Suitor, 35, did not outwardly react when the jury foreperson read the verdict Saturday afternoon after 24 hours of deliberating. asserted
foreperson → react → hours
The jury began deliberations Friday afternoon after hearing closing arguments prepared by prosecutors James Molloy and Laura Somers and defence lawyer Patrick Fagan. asserted
jury → begin → Molloy
Justice Douglas Mah will hear sentencing arguments at a later date. asserted
Mah → hear → date
Fagan indicated to the court he will be asking for a discharge for his client, which would mean she would not serve any time in jail. asserted
she → indicate → jail
Over the week-long trial, the jury heard that on Dec. 31, 2023, a number of teens and adults attended a New Year's Eve party at a home in the Sundre area. asserted
number → hear → area
The teens and Suitor spent most of the night drinking in a cabin on the property while the other adults hung out in the main house. asserted
adults → spend → house
'We took it too far' asserted
We → take → it
At the end of the night, Suitor and several of the teens worked out sleeping arrangements. asserted
Suitor → work → arrangements
Some were to spend the night on cots in the living room; others would be in the bedrooms. asserted
others → spend → bedrooms
The victim — who CBC News is calling C.D. to comply with a publication ban — testified that he fell asleep on a cot and woke up to Suitor touching his penis. asserted
Suitor → call → penis
He said this led to sexual intercourse on the cot. asserted
this → say → cot
C.B. said the next day, he received a Snapchat message from Suitor saying “we took it too far last night.” asserted
we → say → it
Two friends of C.B.’s also testified. asserted
friends → testify → C.B.
Suitor denied sexual touching One friend said that she saw the pair having sex when she went into the kitchen to get a glass of water. asserted
she → deny → water
The other friend said that he saw the next-day Snapchat message from Suitor. Suitor testified in her own defence, telling jurors that the sex and sexual touching never happened. asserted
sex → say → jurors
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