A Kaleen man has been charged over the murder of Evatt man Andrew Carville, whose remains were found in Majura in November after being reported missing two weeks earlier.
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The 28-year-old will face ACT Magistrates Court on Thursday morning.
Homicide detectives are searching a Kaleen property linked to the suspect, while police continue their investigation into the murder.
Mr Carville, 52, was reported missing from his Evatt home on November 5, with his remains found on Defence land in Majura on November 19.
Police had made repeated calls for assistance in identifying suspects in the crime since he was last seen.
They refused to reveal how Mr Carville died saying only his cause of death was a key element of the investigation.
Days after Mr Carville went missing, his sister-in-law Kathy Carville described him as caring to a fault.
"He puts others before himself, which is a really bad trait that he has because he doesn't think about himself," Kathy said.
"He's 110 per cent dedicated to his family life, he's just a real fun-loving kind of guy. He just has his mum and dad, his brothers and his nieces and nephews, they are his world."
Any information to Crime Stoppers, 1800 333 000 or act.crimestoppers.com.au.
