The husband of an Oregon woman who vanished with her two dogs while hiking — mere weeks after filing for divorce — has been arrested for her murder. Michel Fournier, 71, was charged Friday with the murder of Susan Lane-Fournier, 61, who went missing in Mount Hood National Forest late last month, KGW8 reported.

An Oregon woman who disappeared last month with her two dogs was found dead on Friday, with cops accusing her estranged husband of murdering her just weeks after she filed to divorce him. The post ‘Irreconcilable differences’: Woman who vanished with dogs was murdered by husband weeks after filing for divorce from him,

Susan “Phoenix” Lane-Fournier, 61, and her two large Malinois-mix dogs were reported missing on Nov. 22. Authorities charged her husband, Michel Fournier, 71, with second-degree murder after her body was found on the side of a highway last Friday. The pups, Elrond and Elros, were nowhere in sight.

Fournier, an Oregon woman who was reported missing on Nov. 22 with her two dogs, has been arrested and booked on a charge of second-degree murder after his wife's body was discovered and identified this week.

A body found in the Welches area Friday was identified by authorities as a 61-year-old woman initially believed to have gone missing while hiking in the Mt. Hood area.

Fournier, 61, took a tragic turn after her body was found over the weekend in Welches, Oregon, an unincorporated community at the base of Mount Hood.

Michel Fournier, 71, was arrested for murder nearly a month after his wife, Susan Lane-Fournier, filed for divorce. Lane-Fournier went missing last week.

WELCHES, Ore. (KATU) — The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office says they recovered two deceased dogs on Saturday, Nov. 30. Officials believe the two dogs belonged to Susan Lane-Fournier, who was found deceased on Friday, Nov. 29. The dogs have been transferred to the custody of the sheriff’s office, who will confirm their identities.