Man to stand trial accused of killing Karl Stanislaus in High Wycombe

Tributes were left for Karl Stanislaus in Bowden Lane, where his body was found last September <i>(Image: NQ)</i>
Tributes were left for Karl Stanislaus in Bowden Lane, where his body was found last September (Image: NQ)
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A man is due to stand trial accused of murdering a 44-year-old man in High Wycombe last September.

Tyrell James, 24, of Patrick Haugh Road in Arncott, appeared before Reading Crown Court today (March 11).

He has been charged with murder in connection with the death of Karl Stanislaus, who was found dead in Bowden Lane, High Wycombe, on September 5.

At the time, police said that "significant" injuries were present on Mr Stanislaus' body.

The area where he was found dead was near a number of public footpaths, and tributes to Mr Stanislaus soon appeared at the scene.

A jury is being sworn in, with the trial set to open tomorrow (March 12).

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