EDMONTON - The medical examiner is not releasing the cause of death in the case of a man's body found inside an incinerator west of Edmonton.
Alex Fred Semenovich, 77, was discovered by a repairman on a rural property near Spruce Grove on Tuesday.
His wife, Anne Semenovich, 71, has been charged with first-degree murder and interference with human remains.
Laurie Semenovich, 49, and Brian Semenovich, 22 - the man's daughter and grandson - have been charged with being accessories after the fact and interference with human remains.
Anne Semenovich appeared in court today for a bail hearing, but it was adjourned until May 8.
Police have said the body was not burned when it was found.
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