Missouri pastor Matthew Dedmon allegedly shot Joe Newburn in the chest in 2022 after seeing him in a car with his wife. Now, he has been granted bond while he awaits trial.
A Baptist pastor in Missouri's Ozarks was issued a $30,000 bond after spending two years in jail for allegedly shooting his wife's lover. Matthew Dedmon, now 49, shot 57-year-old Joe Newburn multiple times in the chest on May 28, 2022 after he allegedly spotted the other man with his wife in a car outside the Iguana Roja Restaurante in the Ozark Courthouse Square Historic District, Ozarks First reported.
The shooting victim, Newburn, had 'always been the guy next door that everyone wanted to know,' could 'build a bike better than Schwinn' and 'build a hot rod as if he some day would be in Nascar,' according to his online obituary. He is survived by two children and a 'host of grandkids.' Dedmon's murder trial is scheduled to begin on March 3, according to Ozarks First.
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