Rural minister’s death a homicide
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The minister of a tiny, rural congregation was found dead in her church’s parsonage in Snow Creek, and investigators said it was a homicide.
Nancy Copin, 60, died from blunt force trauma wounds, Franklin County Commonwealth’s Atty. Cliff Hapgood said. Additional details about Copin’s death were being withheld as authorities continued to examine the crime scene.
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