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Sarnia police say human remains found on Saturday belong to man missing since 2023

  • Human remains found on January 18, 2025, were identified as belonging to Bradley Ogilvie, who was reported missing in November 2023.
  • Three suspects, Robin Maness, Trevor Waller, and Nikki Cottrelle, are in custody for Ogilvie's alleged murder.
  • Ogilvie's disappearance was ruled a homicide in September 2024, leading to the suspects' arrests.
  • Sarnia Police Chief Derek Davis expressed condolences to Ogilvie's family and hopes for their comfort.
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Sarnia ObserverSarnia Observer

Remains found near Sarnia identified as missing homicide victim

Human remains found last week near Highway 40 and LaSalle Line have been identified as Bradley James Ogilvie, says Sarnia police.

·Sarnia, Canada
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sarnianewstoday.casarnianewstoday.ca

Human remains identified as Brad Ogilvie

In September 2024, Ogilvie's disappearance was ruled a homicide and three people were charged with first-degree murder.

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Wallaceburg News | Local news in Wallaceburg, Dresden and surrounding areas.Wallaceburg News | Local news in Wallaceburg, Dresden and surrounding areas.

Update: Human remains identified, three people face murder charges in Sarnia | Wallaceburg News | Local news in Wallaceburg, Dresden and surrounding areas.

Sarnia Police Service officials allege: The Coroners Office has positively identified the found human remains as Bradley James Ogilvie. Bradley was reported missing in November 2023 and the Sarnia Police Service have been vigorously investigating his disappearance since that time. In October 2024, investigators determined that Bradley’s disappearance was a homicide. Robin Maness (45 yrs), Nikki Cotrelle (45-yrs) and Trevor Waller (47-yrs) are ea…

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Human remains identified as missing Ontario man as 3 charged with murder

Police say human remains found near a southern Ontario city last week have been identified as a man who was reported missing more than a year ago, as three suspects remain in custody for his alleged murder. Sarnia Police Service says the remains were found in the area of Highway 40 and Lasalle Line on Jan. 18, and the coroner’s office has now identified them as belonging to 41-year-old Bradley James Ogilvie. Police say Ogilvie was reported missi…

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1059theregion.com1059theregion.com

Human remains identified as a man reported missing in 2023: Sarnia police – 105.9 The Region

SARNIA, Ont. — Police in Sarnia, Ont., say human remains found south of the city last week have been identified as a man who was reported missing more than a year ago, as three suspects remain in custody for his alleged murder. Police say the remains were found in the area of Highway 40 and Lasalle Line on Jan. 18, and the coroner’s office has now identified them as belonging to 41-year-old Bradley James Ogilvie. Police say Ogilvie was reported …

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petrolialambtonindependent.capetrolialambtonindependent.ca

Remains found on Lasalle Line identified as murdered Sarnia man | The IndependentAccessibility ToolsIncrease TextDecrease TextGrayscaleHigh ContrastNegative ContrastLight BackgroundLinks UnderlineReadable FontReset

Sarnia Police say the body found on Lasalle Line six days ago has been identified as Brad Ogilvie. The Sarnia man disappeared November 2023. Eleven months later, police determined he’d been murdered. Robin Alexander Maness, 44, Trevor John Waller, 47, and Nikki Jean Cottrelle, 42, were charged with first degree murder. At the news conference announcing the charges, Ogilvie’s father,…

·Kemptville, Canada
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The Sarnia Journal broke the news in on Friday, January 24, 2025.
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