Bonnie Vaughn and John Havens had been arrested for the homicide of Jeffrey Fellman, whose physique was discovered dismembered in his home.
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An Ohio lady allegedly killed her accomplice after which enlisted his daughter’s boyfriend to assist dump the physique, in accordance with stories.
The revelations got here to mild after John Havens, 33, walked into Middletown police headquarters and confessed to dismembering a physique, police stated. He additionally claimed Bonnie Marie Vaughn shot and killed a person, police stated, who was later recognized as her accomplice, Jeffrey Fellman.
Havens stated Vaughn picked him up Tuesday and requested him to assist her eliminate a corpse, in accordance with the Dayton Each day Information. When he arrived, the newspaper reported Havens discovered Fellman’s physique within the storage after which minimize him up utilizing a handsaw, in accordance with courtroom paperwork.
Vaughn faces a homicide cost whereas Havens was hit with a tampering with proof and abuse of a corpse fees, police stated.
“That is a kind of surprising crimes that happens that could be very uncommon,” stated Middletown police main Eric Crank, in accordance with the Dayton Each day Information. Crank additionally stated it’s unsure if Fellman, 55, and Vaughn had been married, however that they had been home companions.
Crank stated Havens is believed to be in a relationship with Fellman’s daughter, in accordance with WLWT.
When officers went to the sufferer’s dwelling, they discovered a physique dismembered in a first-floor room, in accordance with the information station. Vaughn fled the scene, however was later taken into custody, police stated.
One neighbor stated the alleged killer appeared “slightly bit off.”
“, typically she didn’t at all times seem to have all of it cognitively possibly collectively. However yeah, I imply, she was very good. Bonnie was at all times very good,” neighbor Michelle McRoberts instructed WLWT.
Crank stated police had been known as to dwelling for earlier home disturbances, in accordance with the Dayton Each day Information.
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