US Politics | Huge update in brothers’ murders with remains found burned & hidden in manure pile after men boarded flight and vanished

A MISSOURI man has pleaded guilty to the murder of two brothers after they boarded a flight but never returned home. Garland J Nelson was sentenced to two consecutive life terms on Friday after withdrawing his not guilty plea in the murder cases. Garland Joseph Nelson was sentenced to two life terms on Friday after pleading guilty to two murdersKCTV 5 The charges stemmed from the slaying of Justin Diemel, 24, in July 2019Courtesy of the Diemel Family His brother, Nicholas Diemel, 35, was also murderedCourtesy of the Diemel Family The Diemel brothers were visiting Nelson at a farm in Braymer, Missouri when they were killedFox 6 The brothers, Justin Diemel, 24, and Nick Diemel, 35, had traveled from their home in Wisconsin to Missouri to meet with Nelson. The meeting took place on July 21, 2019. The brothers were later reported missing by their father, who said they had flown to nearby Kansas City but never returned. Their last known location was a farm in Braymer, Caldwell County, Missouri. READ MORE CRIME STORIES 'BEAUTIFUL SOULS' Harrowing details revealed as mom & daughter among 5 killed in cold blood SICK PLOT 'Black Widow' killer who paid boyfriend $100 to kill her Navy chief husband dies Nine days later, a horrific discovery was made on the property. Clinton County Sheriff Larry Fish said that human remains were found burned under a pile of manure. DNA testing revealed that they belonged to one of the two missing men. Remains of the other brother were found months later in a Lincoln County, Nebraska livestock trailer that had reportedly been purchased from Missouri. Most read in The US Sun STILL SILENT Vegas shooter's girlfriend 'is healing' as she's pictured near luxury home ON EDGE Serial killer fears after 43 murders in same area show chilling pattern DECOR WAR Teen Mom fans think Vee's new house is better than Kailyn's 'tacky McMansion' UNIMPRESSED WITH DRESS Teen Mom fans divided over Cheyenne's racy wedding dress NOT BEING CHEY! Teen Mom Cheyenne shows off her butt in see-through catsuit at wedding VLAD'S Z DAY Putin vows to use 'any means' to defend stolen Ukraine regions in nuke threat Nelson was arrested the same month the brothers disappeared \- but murder charges weren't announced for another three months. ...MOTIVE' REVEALED In July 2019, when the two brothers were murdered, Nelson was on parole following a 17-month federal prison sentence for cattle and insurance fraud. The brothers were meeting with Nelson to discuss a ...financial issue,... according to charging documents obtained by the Kansas City Star. Nelson reportedly owed the brothers $250,000 for cattle, their father told police. As the criminal proceedings were underway, the brothers' family reached a $2million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit. Nelson, his mother, Tomme Feil, and his family's cattle business, J4S Enterprises, were all named in the lawsuit. ...LIFE IS VERY EMPTY' In court on Friday, many members of the Diemel family heard the gruesome details for the first time. "I'm sick to my stomach right now," Pam Diemel, the boys' mother, said. "Life is very empty without them here." Nick Diemel's wife Lisa spoke out in court, describing the last text she received from her husband the day before he was killed. It read: "Good night and I love you." "Nick and Justin were living their dream operating Diemel's Livestock with their brother Brandon," Lisa said. And to her husband she wrote: "I spent over half my life loving you and never would have imagined raising our four children on my own without you. ...We had big plans for our family's future and it has been unimaginably hard coming to terms that I will forever navigate this life without you." Read More on The US Sun 'SHE SNAPPED' Shocking details revealed after girl, 7, stabbed to death by mom TIGHT SQUEEZE I'm a Hooters girl - hack I use to get my tight work shirt on every day Nelson had also been charged with abandonment of a corpse, tampering with physical evidence, armed criminal action, and tampering with a motor vehicle. Those charges were dropped as part of the plea agreement, the St Joseph News-Press reported. The brothers were meeting with Nelson to discuss a financial issue at the time of the murdersFox 6

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