Prince George, B.C. – Three males and one female have been charged in connection with the death of  28 year old Fribjon Bjornson.

Human remains,  identified as being that of   Bjornson, were discovered  in February of 2012 in  a vacant property on the  Nak’azdli Reserve  at  Ft. St. James.

Bjornson had been reported missing January 21st, his pick up  truck discovered  a couple of days later.

The  four  were arrested on Friday,  although  the RCMP have  yet to  release any details of the arrests.

Court dockets   today, indicate the  four are in custody in Prince George and face the following charges:

27 year old Wesley Dennis Duncan  is facing one count of Second  Degree Murder

31 year old Jesse Darren Bird  is facing one count of  accessory after  the fact to murder,  and one count of Indignity to Human Remains.

23 year old James David Junior Charlie is  charged with  one count of Indignity to Human Remains

21 year old Teresa Marie Charlie is  charged with  being an accessory after the fact to murder

RCMP advise that more arrests could be made as the investigation is still active and ongoing.

Editor’s Note:

As  formal charges have been laid, and  the matter is now  before the courts, comments will not be allowed