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Widow of American missionary killed in S.Cameroons says she forgives her husband’s killer 0
The widow of a missionary killed in Cameroon last month says she forgives her husband’s killer.
Charles Wesco died October 30 after he was shot in the head during fighting between armed separatists and soldiers in the West African nation.
The Mishawaka man was sitting with his wife in a car being driven by another missionary when he was shot.
The wife says she “has no bitterness in her soul against anyone.”
Hundreds of people filled a South Bend church Monday honoring the slain missionary.
Source: wsbt.com