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CAYLEN DELLER WANTED IN CHAD MULLEN MURDER

Nov. 8, 2024


UPDATE - AS OF 3 PM NOV. 8 - DELLER ARRESTED


We need your help! We have a warrant for arrest of Caylen Deller, 30, of San Mateo for first-degree premeditated murder of Chad Mullen.


Deller was supposed to be at an appointment today and failed to show. She is known to travel the state, working sometimes in Volusia and has family in Pensacola. She is believed to be in a Chevrolet Impala burgundy in color.


If you see her please contact 911 immediately. Her warrant is issued nationwide.




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