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This crawl of online resources of the 115th US Congress was performed on behalf of The United States National Archives & Records ||||| John Robert Charlton, 37, who describes himself as homeless, was charged Wednesday afternoon with first-degree murder in the brutal death of Ingrid M. Lyne, a Renton mother of three daughters. 
  
 If convicted, Charlton would face a prison term of 21 years to nearly 28 years in prison. Charlton is being held in the King County Jail in downtown Seattle on $2 million bail. 
  
 Prosecutors write that the 40-year-old Lyne was killed with premeditated intent. 
  
 With the filing of charges, Charlton’s second court appearance Thursday has been canceled. He will next appear in court for arraignment at 8:30 a.m. April 27 in courtroom 1201 of the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle. 
  
 “The tragic murder of Ingrid Lyne has left a family and community in a spiral of grief and anguish,” King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg, said Wednesday. 
  
 The community gathered for an emotional candlelight vigil Tuesday evening to remember Lyne at St. Matthew’s Church in the Highlands. 
  
 “We may never understand why she was killed,” Satterberg said, but police and prosecutors working on the case did “a tremendous job of piecing together a solid case against the person we believe to be responsible for her death.” 
  
 Earlier Wednesday, the King County medical examiner ruled Lyne’s death a homicide but her exact date of death is unknown. The charging documents refer to her death as occurring April 8 or 9. 
  
 Charlton is also charged with theft of a motor vehicle for taking Lyne’s automobile, which was found in downtown Seattle on Monday night. 
  
 Lyne’s partial remains were found in a recycling bin Saturday afternoon in Seattle’s Central District. Investigators learned of a missing-persons report filed by her former husband with Renton Police earlier in the day. 
  
 Using photos on her driver’s license and from her Facebook page, investigators were able to tentatively identify Lyne. Charlton was arrested Monday at a former girlfriend’s house in Lake Stevens in Snohomish County. 
  
 The charging documents add some information to the Certification for Determination of Probable Cause released Tuesday and widely reported. That document gave an address in Seattle as Charlton's last known address. 
  
 When he was interviewed by two detectives, Charlton seemed “nonchalant” and was annoyed they were asking questions about him when the “ostensible purpose” of the interview was to talk about Lyne’s disappearance. He met Lyne about a month ago on a dating site and had spent the night at her house previously, according to the charging documents. 
  
 He eventually invoked his right to an attorney and the questioning stopped. 
  
 The former girlfriend told detectives that Charlton arrived at her home about 10:30 p.m. on Saturday. She’s known him for a year and described him as a “mean drunk,” according to charging documents. He never assaulted her. 
  
 He was supposed to come to her house on Saturday morning to help with yard work but texted her that “something had come up,” according to the documents. 
  
 She noticed the injuries to his face that detectives also observed during an interview on Monday with Charlton. Charlton told her he had been robbed in Seattle. 
  
 Monday night, crime scene investigators returned to Lyne’s home in the Highlands and removed the plumbing beneath the bathtub. They found blood and flesh. ||||| Breaking News Emails Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. 
  
 April 14, 2016, 12:35 AM GMT / Updated April 14, 2016, 1:52 AM GMT By Alex Johnson 
  
 John Robert Charlton, the Seattle man suspected of having killed Washington mom Ingrid Lyne chopping up her body, was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder. 
  
 Charlton, 37, was arrested north of Seattle on Monday morning after body parts — including a head — believed to be from Lyne were found in a recycling bin Saturday. 
  
 He is being held on $2 million bond and could face as long as 28 years in prison if he's convicted of murdering Lyne and of a second charge of stealing her car, prosecutors said. 
  
 The prosecutor’s office didn’t explain why Charlton wouldn’t potentially face a life sentence if he’s convicted of first-degree murder. 
  
 Lyne, 40, a nurse and mother of three daughters, went on a date Friday night with Charlton, whom she had met on an online dating site, police said. 
  
 Investigators said in court documents that they believe Charlton, who has an extensive criminal record, killed her at her home in the Seattle suburb of Renton and then transported the body to downtown Seattle. 
  
 According to court documents, Charlton told police he blacked out after their date and doesn't remember what happened. He said he woke up Saturday morning on a Seattle sidewalk, unsure of how he got there. 
  
 Related: Suspect in Dismemberment of Washington Mom Ingrid Lyne Says He Blacked Out 
  
 "The tragic murder of Ingrid Lyne has left a family and community in a spiral of grief and anguish," King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg said. "We may never understand why she was killed." 
  
 Seattle's Swedish Hospital, where Lyne worked, called her death "incredibly tragic and shocking for all of us." 
  
 Charlton is scheduled to be arraigned April 27 in King County Superior Court. |||||
The man accused of the gruesome killing of Ingrid Lyne has now been formally charged with first-degree murder. Prosecutors filed the charge against Seattle man John Charlton on Wednesday afternoon and also charged him with stealing the mother-of-three's car, NBC News reports. In a press release, prosecutors say he "could face a sentence range of at least 21 to nearly 28 years in prison." They don't explain why Charlton, who's accused of killing Lyne at her home last Friday, dismembering her, and dumping her body parts in a recycling bin, wouldn't face a life sentence if he's found guilty of the murder. Charlton, believed to have met Lyne online and dated her for around a month, claims he was blackout drunk the night of the murder and has told investigators he's homeless. "The tragic murder of Ingrid Lyne has left a family and community in a spiral of grief and anguish," King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg said in a statement. "We may never understand why she was killed, but the police and prosecutors working on this case have done a tremendous job of piecing together a solid case against the person we believe to be responsible for her death." According to court documents, Charlton was arrested Monday at the home of an ex-girlfriend, who told investigators he was a "mean drunk," the Renton Reporter notes. He was initially "nonchalant" when police interviewed him, but he soon "expressed annoyance" with the line of questioning and invoked his right to a lawyer, the documents state. He will be back in court on April 27.