Man shocked to learn neighbors are suspects in his wife‘s death: ’We had a good friendship'

ROOSEVELT, Utah (KSL) - A Utah man whose wife was found dead was shocked when police identified the primary suspects. He says they are the couple's next-door neighbor and his son, whom he considered friends.

Kimberly Hyde, 60, disappeared last Monday afternoon in Roosevelt. Investigators say her body was found the next day inside a car registered under her name.

Police identified two suspects Tuesday: Henry Resuera and a juvenile suspect. The victim's husband, Michael Hyde, says the juvenile is Resuera's son, and the two were the Hydes' next-door neighbors.

The juvenile has been taken into custody, and Resuera is believed to be out of the country. Police are working with the FBI to track him down and say he'll face charges ranging from aggravated murder to robbery.

Michael Hyde says he and his wife had taken Resuera and his family to dinner and to church.

"We had a good friendship, I thought, and it was really a shock," Hyde said. "I was disappointed to hear that one of his sons is also involved and in custody."

The Hydes were married for 18 years.

"[It's] hard now, being here all alone," Michael Hyde said. "It's goodbye for now but not forever, and that helps keep me going."

He says he hopes Resuera will face justice in his wife's killing.

"It's all been taken away," he said. "It's a sad thing."