Boyfriend's father also charged in connection to the death of Beaumont mother Treasa Oberly
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Two days after the boyfriend of Treasa Lynn Oberly was charged with her murder, the accused's father has also been arrested in connection to her death.
Two days after the boyfriend of Treasa Lynn Oberly was charged with her murder, the accused's father has also been arrested in connection to her death.
Joseph Donald Skelly, 69, is facing a charge of causing indignity to a dead body, Mounties announced Thursday evening.
His son, Kenneth Skelly, is facing a charge of second-degree murder.
Oberly, a 40-year-old mother who lived in Beaumont, was last spotted in the city of almost 19,000 just south of Edmonton on July 14.
She was reported missing two days later, prompting ground searches in the Beaumont area.
Police announced on Monday that her body was found. RCMP have indicated that happened near Beaumont but her friends believe her remains were located near Whitecourt.
Oberly's friend, Zina Hinkley, said she knew Kenneth was close with his dad Joe, but wasn't aware that RCMP were seen at the elder Skelly's home.
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