Jeffrey Albertsman, a 55-year-old Daytona Beach resident, was found dead in his home on July 25, 2017, having suffered fatal gunshot wounds to the head and chest. His body had been dismembered; his arms and legs were recovered about 20 miles away at a fernery in DeLeon Springs after his mother reported not hearing from him and police conducted a welfare check.

Police arrested Albertsman’s girlfriend, 73-year-old Nelci Tetley, charging her with first-degree murder and alleging she mutilated his body. Investigators reported blood in a sink at Albertsman’s home that matched Tetley, and noted Tetley had a history of abusive behavior toward him and gave inconsistent statements after her arrest. Tetley was also identified as a person of interest in a separate 2007 dismemberment death of Michael Scot Louis, a case whose facts investigators found similar.

The case has involved questions about Tetley’s mental competence and subsequent psychological evaluation. Does anyone have information about Jeffrey’s life, the relationship, or the sequence of events leading up to July 25, 2017?