NEW YORK: Murdered man in sex gone wrong game was studying for Episcopal p/hood
NEW YORK: Manhattan man found murdered in sex gone wrong game was studying for Episcopal priesthood
By David W. Virtue
www.virtueonline.org
March 5, 2012
A 57-year old businessman, who was found dead, bound and gagged in a ransacked apartment in following a “sex game gone wrong" , was a committed churchgoer and studying to become an Episcopal priest.
John Laubach was was found murdered in his Chelsea bedroom -- duct tape across his mouth, his hands bound and a towel draped over his head. He was wearing only a white T-shirt, with an electrical cord lashed around his wrists, when his body was discovered Friday night by his best friend inside his fourth-floor apartment on W. 22nd St. Laubach limped after suffering a stroke and was often seen with his pet cockatoo perched on his shoulder.
An article in the “New York Post” said Laubach often met young men for sex. Laubach apparently was a committed churchgoer who attended Church of the Ascension, Fifth Avenue every week and he was studying to be an Episcopal priest. H ande often volunteered to help out at services.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
By David W. Virtue
www.virtueonline.org
March 5, 2012
A 57-year old businessman, who was found dead, bound and gagged in a ransacked apartment in following a “sex game gone wrong" , was a committed churchgoer and studying to become an Episcopal priest.John Laubach was was found murdered in his Chelsea bedroom -- duct tape across his mouth, his hands bound and a towel draped over his head. He was wearing only a white T-shirt, with an electrical cord lashed around his wrists, when his body was discovered Friday night by his best friend inside his fourth-floor apartment on W. 22nd St. Laubach limped after suffering a stroke and was often seen with his pet cockatoo perched on his shoulder.
An article in the “New York Post” said Laubach often met young men for sex. Laubach apparently was a committed churchgoer who attended Church of the Ascension, Fifth Avenue every week and he was studying to be an Episcopal priest. H ande often volunteered to help out at services.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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