SCOTTSDALE - Police say they've identified the remains of a former Kansas man who was allegedly killed by his wife and then dumped in the desert.
Police said Thursday that they used DNA tests to link human remains found by three different people in separate desert areas south of Phoenix as those of 57-year-old Dwight Tobyne.
Police arrested 53-year-old Shari Tobyne on a murder charge in August after she reportedly admitted accidentally shooting Dwight Tobyne in late November.
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