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Remains confirmed to belong to missing Native teen
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed that remains found recently on the Little Black Bear First Nation in Saskatchewan belong to Amber Redman

Redman, who was Lakota from the Standing Buffalo First Nation, went missing in July 2005. She was 19 at the time.

Patrick Bellegarde, 29, and Gilbert Allan Bellegarde, 31, have been charged with first-degree murder for Amber's death. The men, who are cousins, are from the Little Black Bear First Nation.

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RCMP confirm human remains belong to missing Sask. teen (CBC 5/16)

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