The murder trial of Kimberly Price had a day off on Wednesday because the court in Chatham was closed for Remembrance Day, but the trial will continue Thursday.
Price, 55, is charged with murdering Henry Neudorf of Tilbury on January 11, 2024 following a heated argument the previous day at their house on Queen Street North in Tilbury.
Price has new release orders. She will now live in the Town of Essex after living in Sudbury with her surety over the past year.
Price has signed a formal, legally binding written promise stating that she will show up to all required trial dates over the next three weeks and must pay $10,000 if she fails to attend her trial dates or violates her new bail conditions.
The judge will also revoke her release conditions and issue an arrest warrant if she doesn't show up to court.
Other release conditions imposed by Justice Bruce Thomas include not possessing or owning any weapons, not attending Chatham-Kent except to attend court, and wearing an ankle monitor. Price must also be with her surety at all times.
On Monday, the first day of trial, the court heard that Neudorf died of blunt force trauma. He was also smothered and strangled.
His body was discovered in a ditch on Townline Road, north of Maple Line in Dover Township on January 12, 2024.
