UPDATE: Two Women Arrested in Connection With Homicide Near AM General

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UPDATE: Two Women Arrested in Connection With Homicide Near AM General

By Tiffany Griffin

(WSBT) The St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit arrested two women early Sunday morning in connection with the death of a man whose body was found in a Mishawaka home.

Around 10 p.m. Saturday, two people reported a possible homicide to the Mishawaka Police.

Officers from the Metro Homicide Unit were sent to the address provided by the witnesses. They found a man's body in the home, located in the 56000 block of Hoosier Avenue in Mishawaka. The street runs parallel to Capital Avenue, just west of the AM General plant.

The victim has since been identified as 57-year-old Brad Fulford.

Officers learned the suspects, two women, were driving the Fulford's vehicle and staying in a local motel.

Early Sunday morning, investigators from the Metro Homicide Unit and officers from the St. Joseph County Police located the two suspects and Fulford's car at the motel.

Kelly Patterson, 24, of Mishawaka was arrested on a preliminary charge of murder and Denise Culp, 33, of Mishawaka was arrested on a preliminary charge of assisting a criminal.

An autopsy will be conducted Monday, November 19.

If anyone has information regarding the case, please contact the Metro Homicide Unit Office at (574-235-5009), or call Crime Stoppers at 574-288-STOP.

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