During a video arraignment this morning in Jasper County Circuit Court, Heather Annette McJunkins (DOB 1978) waived extradition and will be turned over to Miami County, Kansas authorities to face a charge of obstructing the investigation into the June 13 murder of her daughter-in-law Kenia Lopez, 24, Carthage.
McJunkins' son, Gavino McJunkins-Macias, 23, Carthage, is being held in Miami County on charges of second degree murder.
Carthage police officers arrested McJunkins on a fugitive from out of state warrant Tuesday morning at St. Ann's Catholic Church, her place of employment.
Miami County set McJunkins' bond at $100,000 cash or surety.
Kenia Lopez' body was found in an abandoned camper at 600 Main Street in Carthage. McJunkins-Macia was arrested on a Jasper County charge of abandonment of a corpse.
Miami County authorities claim McJunkins-Macias brutally murdered his wife then drove the body back to Carthage.
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The accused was arrested at the church where she worked?
Not a drag queen?
JESUS TAKE THE WHEEL!
Another horrible woman excusing the behavior of male relatives. No wonder men beat, rape, and murder us-mommy's baby boy can do no wrong.
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