NEW ALBANY, Ind. — A pastor at a southern Indiana church says a parishioner whose wife and two children were found dead in a creek last week doesn't believe the family's faith played a part in their deaths.
Pastor J. Todd Nichols of Greater Faith Church in New Albany tells WHAS-TV that the deaths of 35-year-old Jamie Clutter, 10-year-old Brandon Clutter and 6-month-old Katelyn Clutter have been "very grave and painful" for the church.
The nude bodies of the Clutters were found Wednesday in a shallow New Albany creek. Police say they found a baby harness and a Bible nearby.
Autopsies showed the children had drowned. Jamie Clutter's cause of death is still undetermined.
The Clutter family had recently moved to New Albany from Washington state.
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