Michigan Police Reveal Shocking Twist: Church Shooter Actually a Member of the Congregation!

In a shocking turn of events, Michigan police have finally identified the slain church shooter as none other than Bob Smith, a member of the congregation at St. Mary’s Church of the Holy Rollers. Yes, you heard that right – the guy who was supposed to be passing around the collection plate on Sundays was actually packing heat under his robe.

When asked for a comment, Father John McFlannery of St. Mary’s was absolutely flabbergasted. “I always knew Bob was a little off, but I never thought he would take his issues with the church to this extreme. I mean, he couldn’t even remember the words to ‘Amazing Grace’ at choir practice last week!”

But it turns out, Bob’s connection to the church ran deeper than anyone could have imagined. Sister Mary Margaret, the church’s resident gossip, revealed that Bob had been harboring a secret crush on the church organist, Mildred Jenkins, for years. “He used to leave her love notes in the hymnals during Sunday service,” she said with a smirk. “I guess Mildred’s rendition of ‘Ave Maria’ really struck a chord with him.”

In a bizarre twist, it was also discovered that Bob had been using the church’s bake sales as a front for his illegal gambling operation. “I always wondered why we were selling so many cookies to the same group of shady characters,” said Betty Sue Jenkins, head of the church’s bake sale committee. “I guess Bob was just trying to raise some ‘dough’ for his underground poker games.”

As the investigation into Bob’s motives continues, one thing is clear – St. Mary’s Church of the Holy Rollers will never be the same. “I guess we’ll have to find a new volunteer to run the church bingo nights,” said Father McFlannery with a sigh. “But hey, at least we can finally stop wondering who keeps stealing the communion wine.”

In the meantime, the congregation is coming together to mourn the loss of one of their own – even if he did have a penchant for mixing church and crime. As Mildred Jenkins put it, “Bob may have been a church shooter, but he’ll always have a place in our hearts. And maybe even a spot in the church choir’s ‘In Memoriam’ section.”

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