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Murder & Homicide🇨🇦Canada
Kim Prosser

Kim Prosser

Mother of Victim Ashtyn Prosser-Blake — Advocate

Not Applicable

Mother of victim Ashtyn Prosser-Blake who attended court hearings and delivered victim impact statements.

Last Verified: Sep 30, 2026Primary Source: 'I couldn't save my daughter': Victim impact statements heard at Kenneth Law's sentencing - CP24Confidence: 95% High

OVERVIEW & LEGAL HISTORY SUMMARY

Kim Prosser is a resident of Windsor, Ontario, and the mother of 19-year-old victim Ashtyn Prosser-Blake. Following her son's death on March 31, 2023, Prosser attended court proceedings in Newmarket, Ontario, and delivered a victim impact statement during Kenneth Law's May 2026 plea hearing and September 2026 sentencing proceedings.

EVENT TIMELINE

2026Addresses Media Following Plea Deal(May 29, 2026)

Kim Prosser speaks outside the Newmarket courthouse following Kenneth Law's guilty plea.

2026Presents Victim Impact Statement(Sep 23, 2026)

Delivers a victim impact statement in court detailing the loss of her son Ashtyn.

Key Facts & Frequently Asked Questions

Verified Record

Q.What is Kim Prosser's current legal status?

Kim Prosser is currently categorized as "Not Applicable". Mother of victim Ashtyn Prosser-Blake who attended court hearings and delivered victim impact statements.

Q.Where is Kim Prosser now?

As of the last verified date (September 30, 2026), Kim Prosser's verified status is: Not Applicable. Mother of victim Ashtyn Prosser-Blake who attended court hearings and delivered victim impact statements.

Q.Is Kim Prosser in prison, on bail, or released?

The verified judicial status for Kim Prosser is "Not Applicable". Mother of victim Ashtyn Prosser-Blake who attended court hearings and delivered victim impact statements.

Q.Which primary case or trial is Kim Prosser associated with?

Kim Prosser is documented in connection with "R. v. Kenneth Law" (Murder & Homicide, Violent Crime).

Q.When was this status information last verified?

This record was last verified against official court and public registry records on September 30, 2026 with a confidence score of 95%.