Missing teens now suspects in northern B.C. double murder, unidentified body

The two teens who were initially listed as missing in northern BC are now considered armed, dangerous suspects in the murders of two young tourists and an unidentified older man.

Investigators have not released many other details, saying they don't want to jeopardize the investigation, but until this morning it was believed the teens had vanished while driving to Yukon in search of work.

Their burning camper van was found last Friday, just a short distance away from the site where the body of the unidentified older man was found -- and nearly 500 kilometres from the Liard Hot Springs area where Australian Lucas Fowler and American Chynna Deese were murdered more than a week ago. 

Guest: Dr Michael Arntfield

Criminologist at the University of Western Ontario

The two teens who were initially listed as missing in northern BC are now considered armed, dangerous suspects in the murders of two young tourists and an unidentified older man.

Investigators have not released many other details, saying they don't want to jeopardize the investigation, but until this morning it was believed the teens had vanished while driving to Yukon in search of work.

Their burning camper van was found last Friday, just a short distance away from the site where the body of the unidentified older man was found -- and nearly 500 kilometres from the Liard Hot Springs area where Australian Lucas Fowler and American Chynna Deese were murdered more than a week ago. 

Guest: Dr Michael Arntfield

Criminologist at the University of Western Ontario