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Michigan man to stand trial in 2025 for first-degree murder of Windsor woman
Sahra Bulle. (Submitted to CTV News)
A Michigan man is set to stand trial next year in connection to the first-degree murder of a Windsor woman.
Sahra Bulle, 36, was killed in May 2023 and her estranged husband Brian Marbury, 45, has elected for a jury trial set for September 2025.
Bulle was last seen May 26, 2023.
Marbury was arrested in Windsor on June 5 and police found Bulle’s body the next day in a wooded area off Northway Avenue.
CTV News has learned Marbury has elected to be tried by a judge and jury, which will begin Sept. 15, 2025.
Three weeks have been set aside for the trial.
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