When "48 Hours" first told you about Pastor A.B. Schirmer, the story ended in a cliffhanger. Schirmer stood accused of killing his second wife -- but there was no question about the death of his first wife. Could he have killed her, too? A lot has happened since we first aired this story. Now, we have the answers no one expected.It was October 2008 when Rose Cobb learned of her brother's death. "It was a horrible, shocking, traumatic thing to have somebody not only shoot themselves, but shoot themselves in a church," Rose Cobb said in tears. "I couldn't believe it."Joe Musante died in the church office -- sitting at the pastor's desk--a single gunshot wound to the head. He left behind his wife of 18 years and two children. "My brother was dead and I didn't know what happened to him," said Cobb. Soon Cobb learned there were a lot of things she didn't know. When she arrived in the tiny town of Reeders, Pa., for her brother's memorial service, she noticed how quiet things were at Joe and his wife, Cindy's, house. "And I asked Cindy about that. I said, 'How come there's nobody here?'" she said. "That's when she told us what was happening."
Cindy told Cobb what everyone else seemed to know: that she had fallen in love with her boss, A.B. Schirmer who was the family's pastor. "First I asked her ... 'Are you having an affair?' And she said, 'Well, that depends on what you mean by an affair. And then she explained that is was emotional," Cobb explained."What did you make of it?" Schlesinger asked."Well, I mean, I guess I just felt like she just was so in love with him," she replied.
