Loretta Saunders murder accused appear in court
Blake Leggette and Victoria Henneberry charged with killing Halifax woman
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The case of two people charged in the death of Loretta Saunders returned to court in Halifax today.
First-degree murder charges have been laid against 25-year-old Blake Leggette and his 28-year-old girlfriend, Victoria Henneberry.
Legette and Henneberry were brought to the court Wednesday. After a brief discussion, the case was put over until April 22 to set a date for the preliminary inquiry.
Saunders disappeared from Halifax on Feb. 13.
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Her body was found nearly two weeks later off the Trans-Canada Highway in New Brunswick.
Police allege the 26-year-old woman was killed the day she was last seen at an apartment she once shared with the two accused.
Saunders, an Inuit woman from Labrador, was a student at Saint Mary's University in Halifax whose studies were focused on missing and murdered aboriginal women.
with files from CBC