Human remains were found on the property of Dale Warner, husband of missing Michigan woman Dee Ann Warner. Authorities conducted the search in Lenawee County as part of the investigation into her disappearance, although the remains have not yet been identified. Warner’s family has been informed of the discovery.
Last year, Dale Warner was charged with open murder and tampering in connection with his wife’s disappearance. He pleaded not guilty to the charges and a trial was set to commence. Warner’s lawyer did not comment on the recent discovery.
Dee Ann Warner, a mother of five, went missing in April 2021. The night of her disappearance, there was a business dispute involving her husband and one or two of her employees. Dale and Dee Ann had been married for 15 years, and her family has been grappling with the difficult situation of her disappearance.
Dale Warner’s arrest last year was described as a gut-wrenching time for the family, as they continued to search for answers about Dee Ann’s whereabouts. Her brother, Gregg Hardy, emphasized the need for justice in the case. The discovery of human remains on Warner’s property has provided a potential breakthrough in the investigation, although positive identification will require further testing.
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