Dee Warner Death – Remains of Michigan Woman Found on Husband’s Property, Ruled Homicide
After a three-year investigation, authorities have confirmed that the remains of Dee Warner, a 52-year-old Michigan woman, have been found on property owned by her husband, Dale Warner.
The remains were positively identified as those of Dee Warner, and the cause of death has been determined, but the investigation remains active, according to state police.
Dee Warner was reported missing in April 2021, and her husband, Dale Warner, was charged with murder and evidence tampering in November. He has pleaded not guilty, and his attorney has not commented on the latest developments.
The remains were discovered in Lenawee County, approximately 70 miles southwest of Detroit, and were found in a sealed, empty tank commonly used for agricultural fertilizer.
Family members have revealed that the remains were found in a building with no cameras, and Dee’s brother, Greg Hardy, believes that her body was placed in the tank in the dark of night and welded shut.
The investigation has been ongoing for over three years, and authorities have been working to determine the circumstances surrounding Dee Warner’s death.
The discovery of the remains and the ruling of homicide have brought some closure to the family, but they are still seeking justice for Dee Warner.
The case is a complex one, and authorities are continuing to investigate and gather evidence to ensure that those responsible for Dee Warner’s death are held accountable.
The community is shocked and saddened by the news, and many are offering support to the Warner family during this difficult time.
As the investigation continues, authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward and assist in bringing justice to Dee Warner and her family.
