A suspect from Denton County has been indicted on five felony charges. The charges are related to two grave robbery cases. These cases occurred in Texas and Oklahoma.
The indictment was handed down over the course of two weeks. The suspect faces five counts of felony charges.
Further details on the indictment and the grave robbery cases are available from the source.
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