Man arrested after human remains found in Michigan's UP

KINCHELOE, Mich. (AP) — A 42-year-old man has been arrested after human remains were found at a home in Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula.

Sean McInnis was arraigned Thursday and jailed on torture, assaulting a pregnant woman causing stillbirth, criminal sexual conduct, child abuse and assault with a dangerous weapon charges.

Police discovered the remains during a search Wednesday in Chippewa County's Kincheloe, south of Sault Ste. Marie. McInnis was arrested following the search.

WWTV-TV reports that the charges are related to incidents that started in 2014 involving the woman, a minor child and another person.

McInnis is being held without bond in the Chippewa County Jail. Court records did not list the name of a defense attorney. A probable cause conference has been scheduled for Sept. 19.