Bauman going to trial for double murder

Glenn Bauman has been ordered to stand trial for the deaths of his common-law wife Linda Daniel and her 13-year-old daughter Cheyenne.

The two were last seen in 2011 but they weren’t reported missing until 2015.

By then, Bauman had moved to Alberta.

According to court documents obtained previously by CTV, Bauman allegedly killed Daniel and her daughter at the home they shared on Hessen Strasse Road in Wellesley Township. They also claim Bauman burned their remains.

He was arrested in 2016.

After a four-week preliminary hearing a judge has decided there’s enough evidence to try Bauman for two counts each of first degree murder and indignity to a body.

A publication ban prevents CTV from discussing witnesses or evidence presented at the hearing.

Bauman’s next court date is on April 27.

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  Linda and Cheyenne Daniel, who disappeared in 2011 and are believed to have been murdered, are shown in these photos provided by Waterloo Regional Police.

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  Glenn Kraemer Bauman is shown in this photograph from his Facebook page.

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  Police search the former home of Glenn Bauman and Linda Daniel, on Hessen Strasse near St. Clements, on Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016. (Kyle Bowden / CTV Kitchener)

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  A large tent was set up for forensic investigators working at the former home of Glenn Bauman near St. Clements on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2016. (Scott Clarke / CTV Kitchener)