Estranged Husband Arrested After Oregon Hiker and Dogs Found Dead
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The bodies of two dogs believed to belong to Susan "Phoenix" Lane-Fournier, an Oregon woman found murdered, were discovered in Mount Hood National Forest. Lane-Fournier, who was reported missing with her dogs on November 22, was found dead on a highway, and her husband, Michel Fournier, has been charged with second-degree murder. The couple was undergoing a divorce, and neighbors were aware of their marital issues, including domestic violence concerns.
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