A Truro man charged with murdering an elderly Dartmouth woman more than two years ago won’t go to trial until early 2024. | SaltWire
Eleanor Noreen Harding, 85, was found dead in her home on Lynwood Drive in Dartmouth on July 11, 2020. Richard George Willis, 64, of Truro is awaiting trial in Nova Scotia Supreme Court on a charge of second-degree murder. - Tim KrochakA Truro man charged with murdering an elderly Dartmouth woman more than two years ago won’t go to trial until early 2024.
Willis’s jury trial was supposed to begin this week in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Dartmouth but was adjourned Monday at the request of his lawyers. The reason for their request cannot be reported. Defence lawyers Godfred Chongatera and Laura McCarthy were not available for dates that were offered in the fall of 2023, when they will be tied up with another murder trial.The Crown alleges Willis broke into Harding’s house and killed her July 10, 2020.
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