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Suspected wife-murderer wins Indiana primary election

By Luke Gentile
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Suspected wife-murderer wins Indiana primary election

A man in Indiana suspected of murdering his wife in March just won a township board primary election while being held in jail without bond.

Andrew Wilhoite, 40, was given 60 of 276 votes by Republicans in a race for three seats on the Clinton Township Board, according to a report.

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