The husband of an Oregon woman who vanished with her two dogs while hiking — mere weeks after filing for divorce — has been arrested for her murder. Michel Fournier, 71, was charged Friday with the murder of Susan Lane-Fournier,

On Saturday, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of 71-year-old Michel Fournier, who was charged with second-degree murder. Michel is reportedly the victim's husband.

Fournier, 61, took a tragic turn after her body was found over the weekend in Welches, Oregon, an unincorporated community at the base of Mount Hood.

Deputies attempted to locate Lane-Fournier at her home on Nov. 22 after her employer reported her absence following her failure to show up for a shift.

An Oregon woman was found dead near Mount Hood last week, along with two dogs believed to be hers. The woman's estranged husband was arrested on a murder charge.

The bodies of two large Malinois-mix dogs belonging to slain hiker Susan Lane-Fournier appear to have been discovered in Oregon.

Officials found two dead dogs believed to belong to an Oregon woman who was recently found dead after being missing for over a week. The woman, 61-year-old Susan Lane-Fournier, was originally reported missing with her large Malinois-mix dogs on Nov.

Earlier Friday, Susan Lane-Fournier was found deceased in Welches, a remote part of Clackamas County east of Portland, after a multi-day search. An autopsy ruled her manner of death as

Fournier’s death as a homicide after her body was discovered near a highway. Police arrested her husband, Michel Fournier, and charged him with second-degree murder. KGW’s Celine Stevens reports.