A Texas youngster was accused of killing his mom, who was seen as choked to death in the storage compartment of the vehicle he was driving in Nebraska, days after the two disappeared.

Tyler Roenz, 17, of Humble, Texas, was accused as a grown-up of homicide and messing with proof in the passing and vanishing of his mom, 49-year-old Michelle Roenz, detailed Fox News Friday.

Roenz’s better half detailed his significant other and child missing – alongside his 2011 Mazda – to the Harris Province Sheriff on Oct. 13. Nearby specialists revealed blood and what gave off an impression of being human teeth in the carport of the family’s home, Fox Houston detailed.

The young person was captured on Oct. 14, 850 miles from their home, in the wake of driving Nebraska state officers on a rapid pursuit and crashing in Aurora, in south-focal Nebraska.

Policing his mom’s body in the storage compartment.

Specialists said Michelle Roenz died from strangulation and gruff power injury, KHOU Houston announced.

Tyler Roenz charged with murder of mom found in trunk following Nebraska police chase

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The more youthful Roenz is being held by the Nebraska state police forthcoming removal to Texas.

No rationale in the supposed homicide has been unveiled.