Three weeks of trials have begun in Cranbrook for a man accused of killing Katherine McAdam, a 58-year-old Creston woman in 2015.
According to court documents, Nathaniel Jessup faces charges of second-degree murder and interference with a dead body.
According to police, McAdam’s remains were discovered in Erickson 12 days after she was last seen alive on Aug. 15, 2015.
Police believe Jessup and McAdam were casual acquaintances at the time of her death.
The trial originally started in Kamloops in June, where Jessup stood alone before a judge before proceedings moved to Cranbrook.
Jessup was not charged with her murder until 2019.
