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Roughly three weeks later, Suren Seetal’s body was found in a Seminole Tribe reservation — Big Cypress — that stretches across parts of Hendry and Broward counties. The suspects allegedly responsible for the man’s disappearance and death were indicted Monday by a federal grand jury, making them each eligible for life in prison or the death penalty if convicted.

The three Broward County defendants are 24-year-old Avin Seetaram or “Smalls,” 29-year-old Christopher Singh or “Lil Chris,” and 18-year-old Gavin Hunter.

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Each man is charged with murder for hire conspiracy, murder for hire, kidnapping conspiracy, kidnapping and obstruction of justice, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office Southern District of Florida news release. Arraignment for Seetaram is scheduled for December 28 with Hunter and Singh’s following on January 2 and 3, respectively, for the crimes alleged in the federal indictment.

A compelling aspect of the case investigated by nearly a dozen different agencies shows Seetal’s last known cellphone location in the area of one of the defendant’s air conditioning business, officials said.

The FBI Miami, Broward Sheriff’s Office, Miami Police Department, Fort Lauderdale Police Department, Miccosukee Police Department, Margate Police Department, Martin County Sheriff’s Office, Miami-Dade Police Department, Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, Pembroke Pines Police Department, and the Seminole Tribe Police Department all took part in this investigation.

Seetal’s family played a pivotal and crucial role in bringing about charges against Seetaram, Singh and Hunter, the news release said.