Trial In Historical Murder Case Begins

By Carol Thomson Jun 12, 2018 | 9:59 AM

It was ten years ago that James Carlson disappeared from the Watrous area.
Five days after he was last seen, his work truck and all his tools were found abandoned in a field near Allan.
It was two years later that his car was found on a secluded rural property near Rosthern.
Carlson’s body has never been found.
A Saskatoon man was arrested 8 years after Carlson went missing, in June of 2016.
The two week trial for Taylor James Wolff, charged with second degree murder, has begun in Court of Queen’s Bench and is scheduled through June 22nd.

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