The pain they must be going through ..... All at the hands of a monster.
Jinx! lol I posted a similar comment before I saw yours but I agree totally!! Poor Dylan and his parents!The pain they must be going through ..... All at the hands of a monster.
Hoping and praying fervently that Dylan's remains will be found soon.
Kudos to his lovely parents.
I cannot imagine.
One of Dylan's parents' complaints was that JB was not arrested immediately despite having a warrant issued against him, which enabled him to "clean" the grain shed and potentially destroy evidence.
-OR- from another perspective, it's possible that the intense pressure Dylan's parents put on the local LE is what kept this case from just fizzling out and JB getting off scot-free.
Copied from the post and pasted:Utah farmer Dylan Rounds remains missing as prime suspect charged with murder
Dylan Rounds, a teen farmer from Idaho who set out on his own in Utah and was expecting his first harvest when he vanished last year, remains missing.www.foxnews.com
3/10/23
James Brenner, 59, shot a man at a Maryland campground in the 1980s over a work dispute, court records show, and has been in custody since July after police found the felon unlawfully in possession of multiple firearms following the disappearance of Rounds, who was 19 when he was last seen and would be 20 today.
Box Elder County authorities announced the murder charge last week after they said they had recovered Rounds' phone – and an incriminating video on it allegedly showing Brenner wearing bloody clothes and cleaning a gun.
Deputies found the clothes – and Rounds' DNA on them, according to authorities.
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Brenner was squatting on land next to Rounds' property and where authorities found the missing man's boots and farm truck, according to court documents. They found blood on one of the boots – as well as Brenner's DNA, according to the criminal complaint.
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Brenner's past criminal history includes malicious wounding, malicious shooting and three prior convictions for being a felon in possession of a firearm, court records show.
"The defendant has no work history and is currently unemployed and has no verifiable residence," court documents state. "The defendant was trespassing and squatting on property."
As part of their search for Rounds, investigators served several search warrants. Two of them led to federal cases against men who had interacted with Rounds before his disappearance – Brenner and Chase Venstra.
When police announced the murder charge against Brenner last week, they also ruled out the potential involvement of Venstra or any other suspects in Rounds' disappearance.
www.hjnews.com
Very welcome news! Inch by inch -- justice for Dylan.Man charged with murder of missing teen due in court next week
The man accused of killing Dylan Rounds, a 19-year-old farmer from Idaho who went missing nearly a year ago in the remote Box Elder County desert, is scheduled to make
The man accused of killing Dylan Rounds, a 19-year-old farmer from Idaho who went missing nearly a year ago in the remote Box Elder County desert, is scheduled to make his first court appearance next week on charges that he intentionally took the young man’s life and then hid his body.
James A. Brenner, 59, was charged on March 3 with aggravated murder, a first-degree felony; and abuse or desecration of a human body, a third-degree felony. Brenner, who has been incarcerated in the Weber County Jail since July of last year on federal firearms charges, is scheduled to appear before Judge Brandon Maynard in First District Court in Brigham City on Monday, April 24.
