Minnesota Church Mourns Death of Michigan Woman

BLOOMINGTON, MN (January 31, 2011) – Members of Bloomington Covenant Church are mourning the shooting death of Michigan resident Amy Henslee.

Her grandmother’s sister, Char Jorgenson, attends the Bloomington church. The 30-year-old mother of two went missing from her Hartford Township home Monday morning. Her husband, James, reported her missing later that night. Henslee’s body was found Friday morning.

The cousin of Henslee’s husband, Junior Lee Beebe, is accused of killing Henslee and another woman, Tonya Howarth, 36.

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