Court documents are providing some new information after a son and mother went missing and were later found in Nebraska with the mother dead.
Tyler Roenz /Michelle Roenz
Court documents stated that Tyler used the husband's vehicle to get to and from school on specific days of the week, but was not allowed to drive the vehicle outside ofAccording to the documents, police said they found blood and apparent human teeth in the garage of the family's home. Documents said the husband of the mother also found what appeared to be a trail of blood from the garage to the master bedroom, where the human teeth were found. Court documents also revealed that the husband contacted Discover, and found out that a card, that was both the husband's and wife's, was used at gas stations in Humble, Richland, Atoka, Oklahoma, and Chetopa, Kansas.
A high-speed chase later ended in Nebraska where the vehicle was found with Tyler driving, and Michelle was found dead in the trunk of the vehicle. Currently, Tyler has only been charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle.
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