Human Remains Found in Propane Tank on Dee Warner’s Husband’s Property: Police
The peaceful town of Tipton, Michigan was thrown into a state of bewilderment after a disturbing discovery was made. Human remains have been uncovered in a propane tank on property owned by Dale Warner, husband of the missing woman, Dee Warner.
The remains were discovered on August 16, 2024, during the execution of a search warrant on Dale Warner’s property in Lenawee County. The law enforcement officers on the scene were said to be shocked by the find.
Disappearance of Dee Warner
Dee Warner, a 52-year-old mother of four, mysteriously disappeared from her home on Munger Road in Tipton on April 25, 2021. Her disappearance caused a stir in the local community, sparking widespread search efforts.
Remains in a Tank
Three years later, the investigation took a shocking turn. In a secluded, weather-worn barn on Dale Warner’s property, authorities found a tank typically used to store anhydrous ammonia for farming. Inside the tank, to their horror, were human remains.
Investigation Continues
Michigan State Police relayed in a statement that the remains are currently undergoing recovery and subsequent testing for positive identification. The confirmation process may require a considerable amount of time, given the complexities of such a case.
Family’s Statement
The family of Dee Warner has been notified about the discovery. Despite the dreadful circumstances, they remain hopeful for closure. “We have been waiting for this moment for years,” one of Dee’s siblings stated, expressing a bitter relief. “If these are indeed Dee’s remains, at least we will have some closure.”
Dale Warner’s Fate Hangs in Balance
The finding breathes new life into the ongoing trial of Dale Warner, who currently faces charges related to his wife’s disappearance. Initially pleading not guilty, his defense has always rested on the absence of a body. With human remains found on his property, the defense now faces a significant challenge.
Information Needed
The ongoing investigation calls for public collaboration. The authorities urge anyone with related information to come forward and report to Detective Sergeant Dan Drewyor at (734)242-3500.
A Community Awaits Justice
The discovery brings fresh hope to the community that justice may eventually be brought forth for Dee. The tight-knit town of Tipton continues to rally around the Warner family, remaining hopeful for the truth, however difficult it may be to face.
