DEE WARNER's Body Found After THREE YEARS of Searching?! MICHIGAN

Dale Warner had already been arrested and charged with Dee Warner's murder in November 2023, but now investigators believe that they have recovered her remains! Let's discuss the latest news.

Breaking news Aug 18th, 2024, details clarified throughout the stream, note:

It is now reported that remains were found in an anhydrous tank that we re-welded shut and re-painted; it said "do not use" on it. Autopsy scheduled for Tuesday August 20th, 2024, formal identification pending. The tank was NOT underground, it was in a barn on Dale's parent's property.

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Case background: Dee Warner, a 52-year-old mother of five, was last seen on April 25th, 2021 at her home in Tecumseh. The Lenawee County Sheriff's office, along with the Michigan State Police and the FBI have searched every nook and cranny of her property, including her trucking and fertilizer business. Dee had written a note expressing her dissatisfaction with her marriage and daydreaming about a life beyond the man who made her so unhappy. Guess who was the last person to see her alive? Dale Warner, the man himself. Several witnesses saw the couple arguing in the days leading up to Dee's disappearance and many suspect that Dale, who has been putting up billboards for Dee and has been at the frontline of the investigate, is the prime suspect in her disappearance, speculatively.

If you have any information about Dee Warner, please contact Lenawee County Sheriff’s Detective Greca at 517-264-5364.

Crime Stoppers/Lenawee County Sheriff’s Office 517-263-0524

Michigan State Police Monroe Post 734-242-3500

FBI Ann Arbor Office 734-995-1310

Dee Warner’s brother, Gregg Hardy, says he is offering a $50,000 cash reward for location of Dee’s remains. He can be reached at 517-403-5247

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