Police say they have found the remains of a former B.C. woman and her husband who were murdered last month in Washington State.
Investigators say they were led to the bodies of 46-year-old Monique Patenaude and 45-year-old Patrick Shunn by a tip from Tony Reed – one of the two brothers charged with the murders.
He pleaded not guilty after turning himself in.
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His brother, John Reed, is still on the loose.
The bodies were found in shallow graves in a remote area north of the victim’s home.
Officials say the couple had previously complained to police after John Reed threatened them over a property dispute.
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