Each of the five people are facing a felony charge for conspiracy to commit falsifying physical evidence and a misdemeanor charge of conspiracy to commit abuse of corpse, according to police.
Five people are facing charges in connection with the"untimely" death of a 40-year-old man, whose body was found earlier this week in a wooded area in Newport, New Hampshire, according to authorities.
A day later, Newport police said that arrest warrants had been issued for Laurel Ayotte, Christopher Ayotte Jr., Jacob Ayotte, Ryan Palmer and Candace Fontaine. Laurel Ayotte, Christopher Ayotte, Jr., Jacob Ayotte and Candace Fontaine have all been taken to the Sullivan County House of Corrections, without bail pending arraignment, authorities said, who added that Ryan Palmer has not been found and is now considered wanted.
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