THE SIOUX CITY MAN SUSPECTED IN THE STABBING DEATH OF A NEBRASKA CATHOLIC PRIEST HAS BEEN ORDERED TO STAND TRIAL.
FORTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD KIERRE WILLIAMS APPEARED WEDNESDAY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT IN NEBRASKA WHERE HE FACES FIRST-DEGREE MURDER CHARGES.
WILLIAMS ALLEGEDLY STABBED AND KILLED FATHER STEPHEN GUTGSELL IN A FORT CALHOUN CHURCH RECTORY LAST MONTH.
HE REMAINS HELD WITHOUT BOND.
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