A Missouri cattle farmer is now facing murder charges in the death of two brothers who owned a Wisconsin livestock business and disappeared in July.

Garland “Joey” Nelson, 25, of Braymer, Mo., faces the death penalty after being charged Wednesday in Caldwell County, Mo., authorities said.

They said Nelson, who served a prison sentence in a cattle fraud case, used a rifle to kill Nick Diemel, 35, and Justin Diemel, 24, owners of Diemel Livestock.

WISCONSIN BROTHERS ON CATTLE BUSINESS TRIP FEARED DEAD AFTER VISITING FARM, MISSOURI MAN ARRESTED

The probable cause statement says that after killing the brothers Nelson burned their bodies and dumped the remains on a manure pile on his property, the Associated Press reported.

A judge Thursday ordered Nelson to appear in court for a hearing on Nov. 14, WBAY-TV reported.

Nelson has been in jail since admitting ditching the brothers’ rental pickup in another Missouri county, according to reports.

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He was arrested after the Diemels were reported missing on a trip to his farm and authorities began investigating.

The Diemels kept cattle with Nelson, who owed them $250,000, according to the probable cause statement.

Rob Chubb, who worked for the brothers, said he believes Nelson lured them to his property with a promise of repaying his debt but with the intention of killing them, the AP reported.

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“This monster will rot in hell for what he has done,” Justin Diemel’s wife, Lisa, said on Facebook Thursday.