A man charged with first-degree murder after his wife's disappearance in January is now also accused of taking money from her estate through fraud, court records show. Viktor Konokhov, 63, was charged in June with murdering his wife, Olga Konokhova, 64, in a case Ottawa police classified as a femicide. Police said Olga Konokhova had not been heard from since January, and they began investigating the disappearance as suspicious. In October, while a bail hearing for Konokhov was getting underway, police filed a second set of charges, according to courthouse records. He is accused of fraudulently obtaining a computer service from his wife's estate, fraudulently using a computer password to commit an offence, possessing proceeds obtained by crime, and trafficking proceeds obtained by crime. On Friday, Konokhov was denied bail by Superior Court Justice Lia Bramwell. The reasons for the decision and the evidence cited in support of it are under a routine publication ban that protects the right of accused people to a fair trial. Konokhov remains in jail and is awaiting a preliminary hearing scheduled for next year.