Adam Fravel Arrested, Suspect in the Murder of Madeline Kingsbury

The suspect, Adam Fravel – The ex-boyfriend and father of Madeline Kingsbury’s children was arrested on suspicion of murder after authorities recovered human remains over two months after the Minnesota mother went missing.

On Wednesday night, Adam Fravel, 29, was arrested on second-degree murder charges by authorities. This comes weeks after he had previously denied any involvement in the abduction of the victim.

The aunt of Kingsbury reported stated, the family is hopeful that Madeline will be found and they believe that the correct individual is currently in custody. In a recent development, human remains have been found in undergrowth off Highway 43 near Mabel, Minnesota.

The location is approximately 45 miles away from where Kingsbury was last seen alive. The Winona Police Department has reported that the body was found based on information obtained during the investigation.

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Law enforcement personnel have arrested Adam Fravel on probable cause in connection with the disappearance of the individual, according to the department. The Southern Minnesota Regional Medical Examiner’s Office is currently in the process of verifying if the remains indeed belong to Kingsbury.

On March 31, Kingsbury, aged 26, disappeared after leaving her two children, aged 5 and 2, at a daycare in Winona with Fravel. According to police, the disappearance of the individual in question has been deemed as both involuntary and suspicious.

According to Fravel, he departed from their residence at 10 a.m. and upon his return, Kingsbury was nowhere to be found. However, her phone, wallet, and jacket were left behind, as reported to the police.

According to authorities, he was the last person to see her alive. Over 2,000 individuals have offered their services to aid in the search for the absent mother since the investigation commenced.

According to authorities, “numerous search warrants” have been served as part of the effort. Last month, Phil Prokopowicz, the former chief deputy attorney in Dakota County, was brought out of retirement to aid in the case.

In a developing story, it has been reported that Kingsbury’s family is currently involved in a contentious custody battle with Fravel. Fravel had filed for custody following the disappearance of their mother.

The two children are presently residing with Kingsbury’s parents, despite being under the legal custody of Winona County.

According to Megan, the sister of the missing mom, Fravel and his family remained tight-lipped despite their efforts to communicate with them, as previously reported by Fox News Digital.

According to sources, Kingsbury had already ended her relationship with Fravel by the time of her disappearance. As per her sister’s account, the two were still cohabiting, although she was actively searching for a new residence to live in separately from him.

The Winona Police Department has announced that they will be conducting a press conference on Thursday. The conference will take place in the Winona City Council Chambers and will cover the latest updates on the case. Located approximately 120 miles southeast of Minneapolis, a city of 25,000 people can be found.