UPDATE: October 13th: The Jefferson County District Attorney's Office says the charges against Jones in Oklahoma have been dismissed, allowing an extradition process to proceed. Jones is expected back in Alabama late October or early November.----------------------------------------UPDATE: The person of interest in an arson-death investigation turned homicide probe in Birmingham is now behind bars in Oklahoma.Youit De Witt Jones, 35, was booked into the Carter County, Oklahoma, jail Wednesday night on second-degree robbery charges.Birmingham police had been searching for Jones since Tuesday morning in connection with the discovery of a body inside of burned-up home in the Bush Hills area.Grab the WVTM 13 app for the latest updates on this developing story. —UPDATE: An arson-death investigation launched in Birmingham Tuesday is now a homicide, and police are now searching for a person of interest in connection with the case. Get the latest update in the video above.Officer Truman Fitzgerald said detectives have identified 35-year-old Youit De Witt Jones as a person of interest. Jones is approximately 6 feet tall and 185 pounds.Fitzgerald released two photos of Jones on Tuesday. An older picture of Jones with dreadlocks, which he no longer has, and a more recent picture of him with a shaved head.Jones was initially thought to be traveling in a dark brown 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 CREW truck with Alabama license plate ISA2106, but Birmingham police reported Tuesday night the truck was recently recovered in a separate incident. A new vehicle description was not given.He is considered to be armed and dangerous. If you see him, call 911 immediately or submit an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers at 205-254-7777.MISSING MAN'S CAR FOUNDBirmingham police said a vehicle belonging to a missing 42-year-old man, Nathan Gemeinhart, was found about a block away from the home where the burned body was found. Detectives have not said whether there is a link between the homicide investigation and Gemeinhart's disappearance. A $100,000 reward is being offered in the search for Geimehart. Red Mountain Church in Birmingham has set up a GoFundMe account for the man's family."As we prepare to celebrate Nathan’s life, we also want to serve the Gemeinhart family and provide for them," the church said in the GoFundMe fundraising description. "These funds will be to provide for the family's immediate needs, and information will be forthcoming on additional opportunities to provide long-term financial support to the Gemeinharts."Get the WVTM 13 app for the latest updates on this developing story.—Birmingham police are investigating an arson case and an unclassified death Tuesday morning. Learn more in the video above.Firefighters extinguished the flames and found a body inside the home on Eufaula Avenue, according to investigators.The Jefferson County Coroner's Office will be doing an autopsy to determine the identity and cause of death. Watch the latest update from the Birmingham Police Department below.Get the WVTM 13 app for the latest updates on this developing story.