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crime2 years ago

"Unsettling Murders Shake Nebraska Community's Sense of Security"

The small community of Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, is reeling after two grisly killings, including the murder of a retiree and a priest. The peaceful town of 1,100 residents, located just north of Omaha, has been shaken by the random and brutal nature of the attacks. The killings have raised concerns about safety among residents who have always considered Fort Calhoun a safe place to live. Despite the incidents, some residents still feel that the town is safer than larger cities, while others question if any place can truly be safe. The suspects in both cases have been arrested and are facing charges.

crime2 years ago

"Nebraska Community Shaken by Fatal Stabbing of Catholic Priest"

The small community of Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, is in shock after the fatal stabbing of Catholic priest Rev. Stephen Gutgsell inside the church rectory where he lived. The 65-year-old priest was attacked during a break-in and died despite being rushed to the hospital. A suspect, Kierre L. Williams, was arrested at the scene and is expected to face formal homicide and weapons charges. This is the second killing to occur in the town this year, leaving residents concerned and speculating about the incidents. The community held a vigil to remember Gutgsell, who served at St. John the Baptist church for many years.

crime2 years ago

Mysterious Death of Priest Under Investigation by Washington County Sheriff's Office

The Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a Catholic priest, Fr. Stephen Gutgsell, who was found injured after an attempted break-in at the rectory of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Fort Calhoun. A Black male suspect was taken into custody, and the priest later died from his injuries at Nebraska Medicine in Omaha. The sheriff's office has not released the suspect's name or the manner of Gutgsell's death. The Archdiocese of Omaha is praying for Gutgsell and his family, and the church is temporarily closed.