The Swift Current man charged after the suspicious death of Matthew Neufeld this past August saw his matters adjourned again this week in court. Facing one count of second-degree murder, Christopher Sean Foster attended Swift Current Provincial Court on Wednesday morning by video, although his lawyer, Maureen Schaefer, was not present. The 54-year-old shared with the court that Schaefer usually attends Broadview Circuit Point on Wednesdays. Related Stories: Man charged after suspicious Swift Current death adjourned SCOL's top 10 of 2025 #1: Swift Current’s first alleged homicide in four years Scott Allen with Saskatchewan Legal Aid stepped in to set another court date for Foster, who was remanded back into custody and will have his case return to court in Swift Current on April 29. Crown prosecutor Greg Lee says that he's currently in talks with the Crown's head office in Regina, which must be completed before moving forward with sentencing. Additionally, Foster faces a separate charge of theft of property valued under $5,000.