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Goshen man sentenced for role in Fort Wayne murder

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A Goshen man was sentenced for his role in a Fort Wayne murder.

Cody Clements pleaded guilty to assisting a criminal in a murder that happened in 2021.

After a vehicle pursuit that ended in a crash and the occupants fleeing, officials searched the vehicle and found the dismembered remains of a 55-year-old Fort Wayne man.

A receipt from Lowe’s in Goshen led them to believe that there were three suspects in the murder, including Clements, who eventually told police that the other men picked him up to help them get rid of a body and that he was given money to buy supplies.

Original plans were to put Clements at community corrections, but Clements would not be able to afford the cost of the program. He was sentenced to two years on probation for assisting a criminal.

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