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The jury in the William Sandeson murder trial is expected to hear a full day of evidence on Thursday.

Sandeson, 24, is charged with the first-degree of Taylor Samson, 22.

Samson was last seen alive the night of Aug 15, 2015.

READ MORE: Court hears bag found in ice cream truck at Sandeson farm smelled like decomposition

Police have alleged that Sandeson killed Samson in his Henry Street apartment.

His body has never been found.

Wednesday, the court heard evidence from two police officers.

READ MORE: Jury in William Sandeson murder trial to hear more evidence Tuesday

Staff Sgt. Andre Habib, a member of the Halifax Regional Police, testified that officers searched the Sandeson family farm in Lower Truro, N.S., for three days looking for a body, which they did not find.

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Global’s Natasha Pace will be live tweeting from inside Nova Scotia Supreme Court during proceedings.

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