DOYLESTOWN, Pa. -- The adoptive mother of a 14-year-old Pennsylvania girl whose dismembered remains were found in October has been charged with her daughter's murder, hours after prosecutors announced similar charges against the mother's boyfriend.Sara Packer was scheduled to be arraigned Sunday afternoon in Bucks County. She is being charged along with her boyfriend, 44-year-old Jacob Sullivan, whose arraignment on kidnapping, rape and murder charges took place before dawn Sunday. Both have been ordered held without bail.Bucks County District Attorney Matthew Weintraub said Sullivan and Packer conspired to kill Packer's adopted daughter, Grace Packer, for money."We believe the evidence will prove that this was a rape-murder fantasy that was shared by Jacob Sullivan and Sara Packer," Weintraub told WPVI-TV , "and they made this fantasy into a horrible, heinous, gruesome reality."According to court documents, on Dec. 30, Sullivan and Sara Packer attempted to commit suicide together by drug overdose at their home in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. Family members found them before they died.It was in the hospital, police say, when Sullivan cracked. He allegedly confessed to the entire crime."Their motive to perpetuate the lie that she was still alive was profit, greed," said Weintraub. "It was for the money that they could collect because of her life and very existence."Court documents state that on July 8, the couple took Grace from Sara Packer's home in Abington to their new home in Quakertown, where the teen allegedly endured sexual assault and drugging. Sullivan told police he then strangled the teenager.Sara Packer reported her missing to Abington Township Police, saying Grace ran away after an argument.Police say Sullivan told investigators he and Packer became increasingly afraid they would be caught, so they dismembered Grace's body with a bow saw and dumped her remains in Bear Creek Township. The remains were found by two hunters on Oct. 31 along an isolated road.The murder charges against Sullivan and Sara Packer come weeks after the woman was first arrested and charged with obstruction and endangerment in connection with the case. At that time, in December, police say she was considered a person of interest in Grace's death.Sara Packer said she had sent Grace to her room back in July following an argument over the teen's request to go to a friend's house. She told police she discovered Grace was gone the next morning, and that she had taken $300 from their home.Police say they requested a recent photo of Grace from her mother so they could investigate. The mother allegedly told police she would drop a photo off at the station, but never did.Authorities say after numerous unsuccessful attempts to contact Sara Packer through August, on Sept. 7, investigators learned Grace and her younger brother had been withdrawn from Abington School District.The investigation later revealed Sara Packer had moved to Quakertown without alerting police, and her 12-year-old adopted son had been enrolled in Quakertown School District. However, there was no indication that Grace had been enrolled or that there were plans to enroll her in the district."When somebody goes missing, we expect people are going to work with us to try to identify that person, try to identify where she is. That didn't happen," said Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele.Police also learned Sara Packer had been receiving $712 monthly for care and custody of Grace, and that on Aug. 22, Sara completed a Continuing Disability Review Report related to Grace, never disclosing the girl's disappearance.Records show between July 1, 2016, and Nov. 10, 2016, while her daughter was reported missing, Sara Packer spent more than $3,600 of disability funding intended for Grace.She was released from the Montgomery County Jail after posting $10,000 bail.An autopsy determined Grace's death to be a homicide. The official cause of death is not being released at this time because of the ongoing investigation.