lillygator
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goodness, hoping they are looking into the sucide as well.
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LOL! When I read the title I thought to myself, oh please don't tell me this ones last name is Peterson too........Shades of a certain Chicago-area policeman?
Moyer said she was struggling with her feelings in September 2008 because she thought she was in love with Schirmer while she was still married.
Moyer's husband, Joseph Musante, committed suicide in Schirmer's office in the church in 2009 when he found about the relationship. His suicide spurred police to look into Betty Jean's death.
Moyer said today that when Joseph found out about the relationship, “he hold him (Schirmer) to stay away from me.”
Moyer said she became engaged to Schirmer in August 2010.
A former Pennsylvania pastor, already serving life without parole for bludgeoning his second wife to death in 2008, was sentenced Wednesday to 20 to 40 years in the 1999 death of his first wife.
Arthur "A.B." Schirmer was sentenced in Lebanon County after pleading no contest in June to third-degree murder.
FYI-- Dateline NBC is airing/will air a show on this case this evening.
IDK if it is same show that above posts refer to or if show has updates.
I think you meant 48 hours, I just turned it on.
Monroe County President Judge Margherita Patti Worthington denied convicted murderer and former pastor Arthur Schirmers attempt to get a new trial.
Schirmer filed a Post-Conviction Relief Act petition for the 2008 murder of his wife, Betty Jean Schirmer. Arthur Schirmer, convicted and sentenced in 2013, petitioned the court, alleging ineffective assistance at trial, prosecutorial misconduct, double jeopardy, and that the trial court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case.
After review of the testimony and hearing, and the briefs filed by council, the court denied Schirmers seven claims that included ineffective council, prosecutorial misconduct and the other claims previously mentioned.