PARSONS, W.Va. -- State Police say personal effects found with remains buried under an outbuilding in Tucker County belonged to a woman who disappeared in 2002.

Sgt. R.L. Stump says the effects were identified as belonging to 35-year-old Bonnie Woods-Cale.

Troopers found the effects and the remains earlier this month behind Woods-Cale's home about six miles north of St. George near the Tucker-Preston county line.

First Sgt. J.A. Wise says the remains have not been identified.

Woods-Cale's husband, 42-year-old Wesley Scott Cale of Parsons, is charged with concealing a body. He was being held Wednesday at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail.

PARSONS, W.Va. -- State Police say personal effects found with remains buried under an outbuilding in Tucker County belonged to a woman who disappeared in 2002.

Sgt. R.L. Stump says the effects were identified as belonging to 35-year-old Bonnie Woods-Cale.

Troopers found the effects and the remains earlier this month behind Woods-Cale's home about six miles north of St. George near the Tucker-Preston county line.

First Sgt. J.A. Wise says the remains have not been identified.

Woods-Cale's husband, 42-year-old Wesley Scott Cale of Parsons, is charged with concealing a body. He was being held Wednesday at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail.