A trial in a local murder case has been delayed. The defendant, Charles Byrd, is accused of killing his wife and concealing her body, which led to a large search effort in Bexar County.
The trial, initially scheduled for an earlier date, is now set to take place on September 10. Charles Byrd is charged in connection with the death of his wife, Angela Byrd.
Further details about the case and the events surrounding the alleged crime are available through WOAI News 4.
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