(Lincoln, NE) -- Lincoln police have arrested four more suspects in the case of a missing Nebraska couple. Human were found during the search for Hannah Neville and Roberto Tanner and their unborn child in Saunders County.
"Autopsies are scheduled for Neville and Tanner today, and we hope that those will provide us with additional answers." Said Lincoln Police Captain Ben Miller.
"We encourage anyone who has additional information to contact Lincoln PD or report it online at LincolnCrimeStoppers.com.
A total of six people have now been charged in the case.
47-year-old Amie Mitchell, 57-year-old Kendall Hawthorne, 28-year-old Matthew Lickliter and 40-year-old Sheena Miller face charges of accessory to murder and tampering with evidence. 24-year-old Sterling James and his wife, 22-year-old Sayde Titus are also charged in the case.
Investigators say James confessed to shooting and killing Tanner and Neville late Januray 15 into early January 16.
"James and Miller got into James' vehicle with Tanner and Neville following them. Once at the location, James shot and killed Tanner and Neville. Miller assisted James moving their bodies and then drove the vehicle back to the house." Miller said.
"Amy Mitchell saw both James' and Neville's vehicles parked in the driveway and saw Neville deceased." He said.