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A preliminary inquiry is scheduled to start Monday for the man accused of murdering Ann Marie Shirran, whose disappearance in St. John's last summer triggered a wide search.
David Folker was charged last September with second-degree murder and with interfering with a body.
Folker had been Shirran's partner, as well as the father of her young son.
The charges were laid after a six-week search in the St. John's area, in which friends and family members appeared for public help in locating a woman they said would never have left her one-year-old boy alone.
Shirran's body was eventually found in early September, in a wooded area about 100 kilometres south of St. John's, near the community of Cappahayden.
Folker, who was charged a few days later, has been on bail since December. He has been living at home in Nova Scotia with his mother.
St. John's lawyer Bob Simmonds is representing Folker.
David Folker was charged last September with second-degree murder and with interfering with a body.
Folker had been Shirran's partner, as well as the father of her young son.
The charges were laid after a six-week search in the St. John's area, in which friends and family members appeared for public help in locating a woman they said would never have left her one-year-old boy alone.
Shirran's body was eventually found in early September, in a wooded area about 100 kilometres south of St. John's, near the community of Cappahayden.
Folker, who was charged a few days later, has been on bail since December. He has been living at home in Nova Scotia with his mother.
St. John's lawyer Bob Simmonds is representing Folker.
