Kristopher Teichrieb's Brocklehurst home is listed at $850,000 as part of a court-ordered sale.
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April 24, 2023 - 4:30 PM
A bat attack victim in Kamloops will reap the rewards of a court-ordered sale now that his assailant's former home is on the market.
Kristopher Teichrieb's former riverfront home in Brocklehurst was recently listed for $850,000.
Teichrieb owes Jesse Simpson $6.9 million as part of a civil settlement for beating Simpson in an act of vigilantism nearly seven years ago.
The attack left Simpson with life-altering injuries and Teichrieb was convicted of aggravated assault two years after.
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He later sold his Kamloops home to his parents for $1 in a move that hid his asset from the $6.9 million settlement. It was deemed a fraudulent move and Simpson mother Sue is to be given the proceeds of a court-ordered sale.
Although the proceeds of the sale are to be paid out to the Simpsons, CIBC is also foreclosing on nearly $540,000 in debt against the home.
Part of the sale may go towards the leftover mortgage and line of credit, but Simpson filed a petition in BC Supreme Court on March 29 to challenge CIBC's attempts to recover the mortgage through the subsequent sale.
The listing price falls more than $100,000 short of the tax assessed value of the home, which BC Assessment says is $973,000.
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It has five bedrooms, one bathroom and two garages on the riverfront 0.5 acre property. It also will need renovations once it's sold.
More information can be found on the Re/Max Real Estate listing here.
Find past stories on Jesse Simpson here.
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