Baylee Wylie's mother pleads for public's help to find fugitives

The mother of an 18-year-old Riverview man who was violently killed in Moncton last month is pleading for the public to help find two fugitives charged with first-degree murder in his death.

• Devin Morningstar charged with murder, arson afer BayleeWylie's death
• Shephard, Noel still at large, charged with 1st-degree murder in Moncton

BayleeWylie'sbody was discovered in the burned unit of a Monctontriplex after a Dec. 17 fire.RCMPdescribed his death as anextremely violent murder.

DevinMorningstar, 18, Tyler Noel, 18,andMarissaShephard, 20, have all been charged with first-degree murder.

Morningstaris in custody, but the whereabouts of Noel andShephardare not known and Canada-wide warrants have been issued for their arrests.

Wylie'smother, AmandaWylie, said Friday she would like the two fugitives to be found.

"We need justice forBaylee, so we've been sharing it all overFacebookand nobody seems to be finding these two people," she said.

"I don't know if they're Canada-wide, or what, or if they're together," she said.

"I just want to plead with the public that they help find these two people, that theyhelp bring myson ...justice."

Amanda Wylie was at the MonctonLaw Courts Friday for an appearance by Morningstar, who was charged Dec. 21 with first-degree murder and arson in connection with her son's death.

Morningstar was ordered in December to undergo a five-day psychiatric assessment.

In Friday's court appearance, Morningstar was sent for the standard 30-day psychiatric assessment typically ordered by the courts.

After the judge ordered the 30-day assessment, someone sitting in the Wylie family section was heard to say, "What?"

Morningstar's next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 15, at which time the results of the psychiatric assessment are expected to be made known to the court.

Police have warned that Noel and Shephard are considered dangerous.