Jamestown Funeral Home Owner Indicted on 52 Counts, Including Theft and Abuse of Corpse

Lafayette, IN, September 24, 2026 —

CHADRICK MUNDY, a funeral home owner operating in Jamestown, Tennessee, has been indicted on 52 criminal counts. The charges include multiple allegations of theft, fraudulent insurance acts, financial exploitation of elderly or vulnerable adults, and abuse of a corpse.

The indictment details a series of alleged offenses against Mundy. Specific details regarding the timeline of these alleged incidents, the name of the funeral home, and the number of victims were not immediately available. Authorities have not released further information concerning the nature of the fraudulent insurance acts or the specifics of the financial exploitation charges.

The indictment was handed down by a grand jury, initiating formal legal proceedings against Mundy. The charges encompass serious allegations that could carry significant penalties if convictions are secured.

Among the 52 counts are:

• Multiple charges of theft.
• Charges related to fraudulent insurance acts.
• Charges of financial exploitation of elderly or vulnerable adults.
• Charges of abuse of a corpse.

The exact amount of money involved in the alleged theft or financial exploitation has not been disclosed. Similarly, the specifics of any fines or restitution amounts are pending legal proceedings. The outcome of the investigation and the indictment marks the beginning of the legal process to address these allegations. Further court dates and proceedings are expected.

The contractor’s name was not provided. The fine amount was not provided. The inspection outcomes were not provided. The code violations were not provided. The specific location of the funeral home was not provided. What happened next was not provided.

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