Authorities on a search warrant found Carly’s body buried in a barn in Springville, nearly 300 miles north of where she was last seen on Navarre Beach, Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson told a news conference. on Sunday. Carli’s ex-boyfriend Marcus Spanevelo, who is currently in custody, has ties to the property, the sheriff said without elaborating. Spanevelo faces charges of falsifying data and providing false information about the investigation, the sheriff said. More charges are pending for Spanevelos after the results of the autopsy, which is scheduled for Monday. Carli, 37, was identified by a tattoo on her body, police said. “It’s not the end we obviously wanted, but we hope to close the family down a bit,” Johnson told reporters. Carli disappeared while going to pick up her daughter in a custody exchange. Facebook / Cassie Carli Sunday marks a week since she disappeared after she went to pick up her 4-year-old daughter, Sailor, from a custody exchange with Spanevelos, the girl’s dad, at Navara Beach in Pensacola. Sheriff Johnson expects Spanevelo to eventually be extradited to Santa Rosa County, Tennessee. “It simply came to our notice then. “He never worked with us,” he said. “And that goes a long way. Is your baby’s mother missing – and you are not going to work with the authorities? That fact must be taken into account. “ Carli’s ex-boyfriend Marcus Spanevelo is a suspect and is currently in custody. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Spanevelo was interviewed by authorities in Birmingham on Wednesday when authorities confirmed that Sailor was safe. Police put him under surveillance in Tennessee, which led to his arrest Friday by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Tennessee Highway Patrol. He was slapped with his current accusations because he allegedly took Carly’s cell phone and got rid of it. The sheriff added that “he lied sometimes in different scenarios”. “I think we have an exceptional case,” the sheriff said. “And I think he will either spend the rest of his life in prison or he will take the needle. The Tennessee Department of Children and Families is overseeing Sailor, WEAR reported.
