A missing newlywed nurse Melissa Jubane has been found dead – and her neighbor arrested.

A missing newlywed nurse Melissa Jubane has  been found dead – and her neighbor arrested.  Three days after a just-married  Oregon nurse was reported missing,   she has been found dead and police  have arrested one of her neighbors. Melissa Jubane, 32, was reported  missing on Wednesday after she didn’t   arrive for her morning shift as a nurse at  Providence St. Vincent Center in Portland,   “raising concerns among her coworkers, friends,   and family,” the Beaverton Police Department  said in a Saturday morning Facebook post. Police searched her Beaverton  apartment but could not find her,   according to the post. Her “absence without  communication was deemed unusual and alarming.” “Efforts by officers and family members to contact  Melissa throughout the day were unsuccessful,   as her phone appeared to be turned off,”  the post said. “Additionally, searches of   Melissa’s bank and credit card records yielded  no new information regarding her location.”  After an “extensive” investigation, police  identified one of Jubane’s neighbors,   27-year-old Bryce Johnathan Schubert, as “involved  in her disappearance,” according to the post. He was arrested Friday night, and Jubane’s  remains were recovered, the post adds.  Records show the suspect is being held  at Washington County Jail and may face   charges of second-degree murder. she has  not been able to identify an attorney for   Schubert or locate family members. In a statement shared with CNN,   Providence Health & Services, which  operates the hospital where Jubane worked,   said her death “comes as a shock to us  all and she is mourned by her co-workers.” “Melissa was an exceptional nurse,  committed to our Providence Mission   and daily demonstrating our values of  compassion, excellence and integrity,” the   organization said. “Melissa was a person  of Providence, and we will miss her.” Schubert had previously worked as a  nurse for another Portland hospital   operated by Providence Health &  Services, the company told CNN. A friend of Jubane’s said she “loved  helping people” according to CNN affiliate   KATU. “She had a really big heart. No  matter the situation or what it was,   she was always willing to help people.” Beaverton Police say the investigation  into Jubane’s death is still active.