A grand jury in Idaho has indicted a man on second-degree murder charges after his ex-girlfriend disappeared five years ago.When Rae Allison Berwanger disappeared in 2019, her ex-boyfriend Jardon Jarrad Law was considered a person of interest early on in the investigation.

An Oregon man has been indicted on a murder charge in the death of an Idaho woman who disappeared in 2019. Jordan Jarrad Law, 46, was also indicted on two counts of rape of another victim discovered during the lengthy investigation,

The Bonner County Daily Bee reported Law was arrested in May 2019 for using a bank card that belonged to Berwanger, who was Law’s former girlfriend and roommate, after her disappearance to withdraw $1,200, according to a story that ran in The Spokesman-Review.

A Bonner County grand jury this week indicted a man for second-degree murder in connection with a missing woman’s case in North Idaho.

Jordan Jarrad Law was previously arrested for allegedly using his ex-girlfriend's bank cards without permission.

Rae Allison Berwanger was reported missing on March 7, 2019. During the investigation into her disappearance, the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office looked at her ex-boyfriend, Jordan Jarrad Law, as a person of interest, according to a news release.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the 2019 disappearance of Rae Allison Berwanger, who was reported missing to the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office on March