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Smith was released on $7,500 bail April 9 into the custody of three sureties, but days later he disappeared. He and Bertrand were found a few days later in New Sudbury.
When the surety said he was calling police, the two fled.
Assistant Crown attorney Natalie Boivin said Bertrand was in court April 9, when Smith was released with conditions that he have no communication with Bertrand and that he not leave his home without a bail surety with him.
In April, when Smith, 21, and Bertrand were arrested together,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], she was still on "an emotional roller-coaster," he said.
These were "very serious charges" Ontario Court Justice Normand Glaude told Bertrand.
Angele Bertrand, 20,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], pleaded guilty to helping Christopher Smith breach his bail conditions imposed when he was released on the manslaughter charge April 9.
However, one of Smith's sureties was passing Smith's bedroom April 12 when he heard whispering. He opened the door and found Bertrand in the room with Smith, said Boivin.
"However, there were very special circum-stances," he said.

On Feb. 13, paramedics were called to an Armand Crescent home in Chelmsford for a baby in distress. They found Brice Smith in critical condition. The baby was transferred to the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa, where he died four days later.
The relationship between his client and Smith was an unhealthy one and is now over, said Waltenbury.
Bertrand was charged with aiding and abetting Smith in breaching his bail and then released to await trial on the charge. But on May 29, she was charged with violating her bail conditions by not living at Genevra House as she had agreed to.
"She wanted to speak to Mr. Smith. She wanted some answers."
The mother of a months-old infant whose death led to manslaughter charges against the baby's father told a Sudbury court Friday she was only trying to get answers when she was found with the suspect in the parking lot of a New Sudbury theatre April 28.
On the second charge, said Boivin, a staff member at Genevra House noticed that Bertrand was missing from the facility.
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Brice Smith was three days shy of being three months old when he died in February, said lawyer Terry Waltenbury.
Smith remains in jail awaiting trial on charges that include manslaughter, criminal negligence causing death,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], criminal negligence causing bodily harm and failing to provide the necessitates of life.
Both Crown and defence lawyers suggested Bertrand be given a suspended sentence and 18 months probation.
On 'an emotional roller-coaster' News By BOB VAILLANCOURT THE SUDBURY STAR Posted 1 day ago