Nathalie Fournier was last seen Oct. 14, 2004. (Sûreté du Québec)U.S. authorities have found human remains believed to be those of Nathalie Fournier, a Quebec woman who has been missing for four years.

Police found the remains in Malone, N.Y., Friday.

Fournier, 28, was last seen Oct. 14, 2004, in a restaurant in St-Mathieu near Highway 15 in the company of an English-speaking truck driver.

A driver who was in custody for an unrelated child pornography charge led authorities to the remains in Malone, said New York Police Maj. Richard Smith.

"He was not on the New York state police radar to that particular disappearance, but an investigator familiar with that case four years ago mentioned that to the investigators working on that crime [and] felt it might be a good time to question him on that," Smith said at a news conference Friday afternoon.

Adam J. Morris, 30, is being held at the Franklin County jail without bail.

U.S. district attorney Derrick Champlain is in contact with Quebec Crown prosecutors to determine possible charges in the case.

Adam Morris, 30, is being held without bail. (New York state police)Police are running forensic tests to confirm the identity of the remains.

New York state authorities contacted Quebec police this week to report they searched a man's house and "found elements that can put this man as a suspect in the disappearance of Miss Fournier," said Sûreté du Québec spokesman Marc Butz.

Quebec provincial police sent five officers to New York to assist in search efforts in Malone, a town southeast of Cornwall, Ont.