The man accused of killing Don Frigo at the Hullett Wildlife Conservation Area is having difficulty obtaining legal aid.
Earlier this week, Boris Panovski made a video appearance in Goderich court.
A representative for his lawyer told the court that Panovski’s latest application for legal aid had been denied.
If another application is turned down, he may have to represent himself – something he said he planned to do earlier this year, before changing course and rehiring the lawyer he had previously dismissed.
Panovski, 70, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Frigo, in connection with a shooting at the Clinton-area park last September.
He also faces an attempted murder charge, relating to the wounding of Frigo’s wife, Eva Willer.
He has said that he plans to plead not guilty.
With files from The Canadian Press
