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Florida Woman Arrested in Boyfriend's Murder

A Florida woman and another individual were arrested in connection to the murder of Chad Mullen, whose body was found near the Putnam County line. The investigation is ongoing.

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How was Chad Mullen's body discovered?: A mechanic/equipment operator discovered Mullen's body after noticing an unusual dirt pile on a property. The body was found approximately 20-25 feet from the road.
When was Chad Mullen reported missing?: Mullen was reported missing on September 15th by his family after he missed his brother's wedding. His body was discovered off a rural road near the Putnam County line, about a quarter mile from the property line.
What charges have been filed against the suspects?: Lee-Ellis turned herself in and was charged with accessory to first-degree murder after the fact. Deller was arrested in Volusia County.
What aspects of the case are still under investigation?: The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not yet revealed how long Lee-Ellis and Deller knew each other. It is unclear what led to Mullen's death.
Who has been arrested in connection with the murder of Chad Mullen?: Caylen Deller, 30, has been charged with first-degree premeditated murder with a firearm in the death of Chad Mullen, 53. Tina Marie Lee-Ellis, 56, has been charged as an accessory after the fact.

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