A Hemingford woman accused of being an accessory in the death of former Alliance resident Josh Bullock will stand trial in early March.

Box Butte County District Court Judge Travis O’Gorman set aside three days for the trial of 20-year-old Rose Seifke.

During a pre-trial court hearing Wednesday morning, the attorneys in the case, Larry Miller and Kathleen Hutchinson, agreed to hold the trial March 5, 6, 7.

Bullock’s body was found south of Chadron last summer. 27-year-old Andy Gonzalez of Alliance told law enforcement during a June 12 standoff in downtown Alliance that he had killed Bullock in Alliance in December of 2011, and then transported his body to Dawes County and buried it in the Pine Ridge forest south of Chadron.

Seifke allegedly assisted Gonzalez by traveling with him to the area where Gonzalez burned a pickup truck with Bullock’s body inside. Two days later the couple allegedly returned to the burned truck and Gonzalez buried Bullock’s remains in a different location.

Seifke remains free of bond.