A North Okanagan woman accused of murdering 55-year-old Barry Jones will face trial in Supreme Court with her next appearance scheduled for Aug. 30.
Lynda Saundry, born in 1961, was charged with first-degree murder in late July 2020.
North Okanagan Rural RCMP discovered Jones’ body in a home on Emery Louis Road near Round Lake, west of Armstrong, on July 30, a few days before Saundry’s arrest.
Police said the accused and the victim knew each other, but no further details were provided while an investigation was underway.
Saundry’s preliminary inquiry was concluded Friday, July 16, and she was committed to stand trial on first-degree murder charges, BC Prosecution Service communications counsel Dan McLaughlin said.
She elected to be tried by judge and jury in May 2021.
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