Oh thanks. I have seen that one. I thought you meant some newer ones. There is a lot of information that is never said in court or in the media. I may have posted that one at one time but I believe it is also in some articles.
Agree, what a heartbreaking time to leave your dying father. I would never leave my dying father.
Never thought about the AK pastor making the trip back to Ohio to perform the wedding ceremony, which now does bring questions to mind.
I just looked up the Ohio Law up regarding performing marriages . Anyone who performs marriages must be licensed in the state and a copy of the license is on record at the probate court office. Out of state officials must apply with the court to be able to legally perform weddings. I’m assuming that being the pastor was friends with the family that he took the time ( 2-3 weeks) to file his license to perform the marriage .
IMO he left at that time because the W4 knew LE was closing in on them. JMO
you can check at U.S. Marriages.com , state and county courts should have it.
It might not be too common, but it doesn't strike me as all that odd since the families were friends. I live in rural east central Illinois. When I married the first time, a very dear family friend who lived in Alabama came up and performed the ceremony.
I also think that is why and it would be to risky to leave one person behind that may talk and do something, say something they shouldn't to someone or if questioned by LE.
