Former Nevada Church Leader Accused of Killing Spouse at National Park, Then Spending Insurance Fortune

A one-time Las Vegas religious youth leader allegedly murdered his wife by shoving her off a cliff at Zion National Park in 2006, then collected her life insurance and hosted drinking parties for minors, court filings claim.

Former Nevada Church Leader Accused of Killing Spouse at National Park, Then Spending Insurance Fortune

Former Nevada Church Leader Accused of Killing Spouse at National Park, Then Spending Insurance Fortune

A one-time Las Vegas religious youth leader allegedly murdered his wife by shoving her off a cliff at Zion National Park in 2006, then collected her life insurance and hosted drinking parties for minors, court filings claim, as reported by NBC News.

David Vander Meer is said to have caused his partner's fatal fall at Angels Landing, a dramatic overlook inside the Utah preserve. Following her demise, he allegedly pocketed a sizeable payout from her policy. Investigators contend he channeled those proceeds into an opulent existence. During that same timeframe, he is also accused of arranging gatherings where minors from his congregation consumed alcohol.

Law enforcement has revisited the matter as questions persist about what truly occurred at the park nearly twenty years ago.

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