Two of the three people accused in the death of a Tilbury man are working on securing legal counsel.
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Darin Noland, 61, and Kimberly Price, 52, both made brief appearances in a Chatham court on Monday by video.
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Noland and Price, along with David Trealout, 34, have each been charged with first-degree murder after Henry Neudorf, 55, was found dead on a road near Pain Court earlier this month.
Court heart Monday both Noland and Price are working on securing legal aid to hire a lawyer.
Noland is scheduled to return to court Jan. 29 and Price will return Feb. 5.
Realout is scheduled to be in court on Friday.
All three remain in custody.
Chatham-Kent police previously reported officers were called to Town Line Road, north of Maple Line, about 11 am Friday, Jan. 12, after a deceased male was found at roadside, police said Monday.
That stretch of Town Line Road is a sparsely populated area of farmland and drainage ditches, east of St. Clair National Wildlife Area, roughly 22 kilometers west of Chatham and northeast of Tilbury.
“This is considered an isolated incident,” police said. “All parties involved were known to each other. There is no concern for public safety.”
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