A Kentucky man is scheduled to stand trial on charges of kidnapping and murdering a mother of three whose body was discovered on a roadside seven years ago.

The defendant is accused of abducting and killing the victim, identified as Arnett, before allegedly keeping her body under a trailer and later disposing of it. The woman's remains were found approximately seven years ago.

The case has drawn attention due to the significant time gap between the victim's death and the filing of charges. Defense attorneys have raised questions about the timing of the prosecution, arguing that the nearly seven-year delay between Arnett's death and the new charges creates concerns about the case.

Details about the investigation and what evidence led to the charges being filed years after the discovery of the body have not been publicly disclosed. The trial proceedings will determine whether prosecutors can prove their allegations against the defendant in connection with Arnett's death.