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Two charged in Coffee County double murder

Cullen Blake Hickerson and Ronald Andrew Archey
Cullen Blake Hickerson and Ronald Andrew Archey Cullen Blake Hickerson and Ronald Andrew Archey
photo Contributed photo by Coffee County Sheriff’s Office / Ronald Andrew Archey, 54, of Coffee County, Tenn., is charged with two counts of premeditated murder and felony murder in the slayings of Chasity Hill and Logan Tindale, whose bodies were found Sunday at a home in the Estill Springs community.

Two people were arrested overnight Tuesday on homicide charges in a double murder in Coffee County, Tennessee, authorities said Wednesday.

Ronald Andrew Archey, 54, and Cullen Blake Hickerson, 25, both of Coffee County, are each charged with two counts of premeditated murder and felony murder.

The charges stem from the killings of Chasity Hill, 27, and Logan Tindale, 22, whose bodies were found Sunday morning, according to Coffee County District Attorney General Craig Northcott.

Archey and Hickerson face initial appearances Thursday in Coffee County General Sessions Court in Manchester, Northcott said Wednesday in a news release. Coffee County General Sessions Court officials said neither suspect had an attorney yet.

The charges stem from Sunday’s grisly discovery at the home on Clyde Vickers Road in the Estill Springs community just north of Woods Reservoir and the Franklin County line.