REGINA — All four people charged in connection with the murder of 56-year-old Michael Norman Ross have been remanded in custody following a series of recent appearances in Regina Provincial Court, with no contact orders remaining in effect for each accused.
Kobe Fiddler was back in Regina Provincial Court on April 17. He was remanded and is due back on April 24 for his matter to be spoken to. Fiddler is charged with interfering with human remains, fleeing form police, knowingly assisting the person who killed Ross, and weapons-related offences.
Shyla Keewatin appeared on April 16. She was remanded and is also due back in court on April 24. Keewatin is charged with first-degree murder and committing an indignity to a body.
Destin Doherty returned to court on April 15. He was remanded and is scheduled to return on April 29. Doherty is charged with committing an indignity to a dead body and accessory after the fact to murder
Steven Myslichuk appeared in court on April 1. He was remanded and is set to return on April 30. Myslichuck is charged with knowingly assisting a person who had murdered Ross to escape and indecently interfering with Ross’s remains, by placing the body in a hockey bag, transporting it in a vehicle trunk, and driving around the city on Jan. 17.
The charges stem from January when police found Ross’s body in the trunk of a vehicle. Officers attempted a traffic stop near Saskatchewan Drive and Albert Street around 3 a.m. on Jan. 19 but the driver refused to stop. The Regina Police Service Aerial Support Unit later located the vehicle in the 1400 block of Princess Street, where the occupants had already fled.
