Daily News | A Trenton man is accused of killing another man and dumping his body at the side of a Bucks County highway
Prosecutors in Bucks County have issued an arrest warrant for a Trenton man who they say killed an acquaintance and dumped his body along a busy highway in Bristol Township.
Robert Christie, 36, has been charged with criminal homicide, conspiracy, abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence, fleeing apprehension, and related offenses. After an investigation, a grand jury recommended the charges against Christie in the murder of Joshua McRae, 31, whose body was found near the interchange of I-295 and I-95 in Bristol Township, the affidavit said.
Because Christie had not yet been arrested, the grand jury presentment — which fully details the investigation — remained sealed Friday. McRae’s body was spotted on the shoulder of the highway by a passerby about 1:30 a.m. on Jan. 19, 2020, according to the affidavit of probable cause for Christie’s arrest. The county coroner later determined that McRae had been shot multiple times and ruled his death a homicide.
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