Murder charge stayed after full probe of fatal fire
Husband no longer a suspect in the case
The Canadian Press
Posted: Aug 3, 2012 7:17 PM CST
Last Updated: Aug 3, 2012 7:36 PM CST
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A man accused of first degree murder following a fatal fire in Lloydminster in 2010 will not have to stand trial.
The charge, laid against a man whose wife died in a mobile home fire, has been stayed.
The Lloydminster detachment of the RCMP said a full review by an independent fire expert could not determine what started the blaze that killed 68-year-old Irene Mae Bruynooghe in January 2010.
Seventy-four-year-old Nelson Beverly Brown was charged with first-degree murder.
Brown is no longer considered a suspect
© The Canadian Press, 2012
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