The four men who went missing on Friday in Bucks County, Pennsylvania were killed and burned. As police searched for them, Human Remains were discovered recently and it was confirmed that they belonged to one of the missing men.

Police said in a statement that the remains belonged to Dean Finocchiaro, 19. He was found in a grave that was more than 12 feet deep. The grave is said to have other human remains and is located on a property in Solebury Township.

Details on other missing men

Police said they cannot confirm yet if the other remains belonged to the three other people who went missing - namely 19-year-old Jimi Tara Patrick, 22-year-old Mark Sturgis, and 21-year-old Tom Meo.

Patrick went missing on July 5 while Finocchiaro, Sturgis, and Meo vanished on July 7, The Washington Post reported.

Property owners’ son arrested

The son of the owners of the property where the remains were found was arrested. He was identified as 20-year-old Cosmo DiNardo. He was charged with theft and receiving stolen property after he tried to sell Meo’s car, a 1996 Nissan Maxima, to a friend for $500.

The judge who set DiNardo’s bail at $5 million before he admitted his role in the deaths of the four men said that such an amount was set because they believe he is a flight risk and suffers from a mental illness. He is also a danger to the community. The lawyer of DiNardo’s parents, Fortunato Perri, Jr., said that the DiNardos sympathize with the parents and the families of the missing men.

The parents of DiNardo are now cooperating with authorities, ABC 6 reported.

DiNardo admitted that he burned the four men separately. He said that he sold marijuana to them and then burned them. He did not talk about the circumstances that prompted the killings. Because DiNardo admitted that he burned the victims, the death penalty sentence is no longer applicable as part of the plea deal.

DiNardo previously arrested

DiNardo was arrested for a weapons offense earlier this year. He was accused of having a 20-gauge shotgun and ammunition in his possession. He is not allowed to possess weapons due to his mental illness. He was placed in a mental health institution in the past for being schizophrenic.

Bucks County District Attorney Matthew Weintraub and his team believe that the men who went missing knew each other in some way and that they were all tied to DiNardo.

Meo and Sturgis met DiNardo when the latter tried to sell him marijuana. DiNardo and Patrick went to the Holy Ghost Preparatory School, while Finocchiaro was linked to DiNardo because they are members of a Facebook page that sells ATVs.