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Hartselle Enquirer

Two more arrested for Massey slaying

By Staff
Two more arrests were made last week in connection with the slaying of a man whose body was found dumped in a ditch in Massey last month.
Christopher Allen Hogan, 29, of Falkville and Cheston Jared Campbell, 18, of Somerville, are charged with hindering prosecution in the first degree in connection with the death of Keith Edward Sullins. Sullins' body was found in a gulley off Parkers Gap Road Feb. 26. Investigators said Sullins had been killed at another location and his body dumped at the site.
Hogan was already in Morgan County Jail on unrelated charges and remains there. Campbell posted bond and was released.
Last week, Arvili Lee Townson and Selena Lindsey Kelley were charged with murder in connection with the slaying. A fifth arrest is expected, Sheriff Greg Bartlett said.

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