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Starr Mulder disappeared in 2016. Her body was later found in Covington County in 2020./Source: Elmore County Sheriff’s Office
A district judge has reduced the bond of the man accused of killing a missing Elmore County woman.
Elmore County District Judge Glenn Goggans reduced 65-year-old Thomas Whitehurst’s bond to $250,000 cash only. In addition, Whitehurst is only allowed to have limited travel to certain places, including work and visits with his attorney.
Whitehurst is accused of killing his ex-wife Starr Mulder who disappeared in 2016. Mulder’s body was later found in the Conecuh National Forest in Covington County in 2020. Once her remains were identified, Whitehurst was arrested and charged with her murder in March 2021.
Suspectâs bond reduced in murder of missing Elmore county woman The bond for a suspect in the murder of a missing Elmore County woman has been reduced. (Source: Elmore County Sheriff s Office) By WSFA Staff | April 8, 2021 at 1:37 PM CDT - Updated April 8 at 3:20 PM
ELMORE COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) - The bond for a suspect in the 2016 disappearance and murder of an Elmore County woman has been reduced.
Thomas Whitehurst, 65, is
charged with the murder of his live-in ex-wife, Kimberly Starr Mulder. He is accused of shooting her before leaving her body in the Conecuh National Forest in Covington County.
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