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Arrest Made in Killing, Mutilation of Philadelphia Trans Woman

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WCAU. Police had issued a warrant for his arrest in June, a few days after Fells’s death, saying he would be “charged with murder, possession of an instrument of crime, tampering with evidence and abuse of a corpse,” NBC News reported at the time.Fells’s body was discovered in the Schuylkill River early in June.

She had been stabbed several times and had serious head injuries. Her legs had been cut off and were not recovered. Police found a cutting tool and evidence of blood at Jones’s home in Philadelphia.Fells, 27, was a dancer and aspiring fashion designer.

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