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Pre-trial hearing scheduled for central Michigan minister charged with killing Rebekah Gay
A pre-trial hearing is scheduled Monday for a central Michigan minister charged with killing a young female neighbor in her mobile home last October.
55-year-old John D. White is facing a first-degree murder charge in Isabella County Circuit Court in Mount Pleasant..
White is an ex-convict who settled outside Mount Pleasant and became pastor of a tiny church, Christ Community Fellowship. He confessed to killing 24-year-old Rebekah Gay as part of a sexual fantasy.
Police say White babysat for Gay's 3-year-old son, who was asleep at home during the killing.
Authorities say White bludgeoned and strangled Gay on October 31, 2012 and dumped her nude body in the woods.
Monday, February 25 2013, 09:01 AM EST
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