More on Church Shooting
Earlier reports that the victim in a church shooting had died were premature.
Jim Dixon, and the person who shot him, are both on life support at an Altoona Hospital and are being kept alive for organ donation, according to the Blair County Coroner.
Norman Kauffman shot Dixon Thursday morning in the Trinity United Methodist Church in Clearfield. Pastor Bob Rupp said Dixon was retired and worked as the church's maintenance worker to keep busy. Kauffman served as the church's computer teacher.
For eight hours, Kauffman led police through Moshannon State Forest's network of dirt roads, which stretch into Elk, Centre and Cameron counties.
When police found him, he was immediately flown to the hospital because of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Jim Dixon, and the person who shot him, are both on life support at an Altoona Hospital and are being kept alive for organ donation, according to the Blair County Coroner.
Norman Kauffman shot Dixon Thursday morning in the Trinity United Methodist Church in Clearfield. Pastor Bob Rupp said Dixon was retired and worked as the church's maintenance worker to keep busy. Kauffman served as the church's computer teacher.
For eight hours, Kauffman led police through Moshannon State Forest's network of dirt roads, which stretch into Elk, Centre and Cameron counties.
When police found him, he was immediately flown to the hospital because of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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