About 100 witnesses are set to take the stand in a preliminary inquiry into the 2006 murder of Nancy Quick.
All of them showed up to the provincial court in downtown Windsor today to hear when they'd be required to speak in front of the judge.
Each witness is expected to lay out a piece of evidence in the case. It'll then be up to the judge to determine if there is enough evidence to require a trial for the accused, Scott Quick.
The preliminary inquiry, which starts tomorrow, is expected to last until February 8.
There is a publication ban on all evidence presented.
