Remains found in Snider homicide investigation

RCMP has found what it believes are the remains of 25 year old Adrian Snider. The Edmonton Major Crimes Unit discovered the remains at a rural location outside of Grande Prairie this afternoon, and are being taken to the Medical Examiner’s Office in Edmonton.

An autopsy is scheduled for early Tuesday afternoon to confirm the identity. It will be made public after next of kin is notified.

27 year old Dominic Decque and 29 year old Patrick Decque have been charged with murder in connection with Snider’s death.

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