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Bella Ramsey. Time. Watch on BBC I Player Welcome to Murder Minute. Today the tragic story of a mass shooting at a church in Charleston, but first your true crime headlines.

Four Michigan teens who admitted to throwing rocks from an expressway overpass,

killing a father of four

will be sentenced as adults for their crime.

The teens aged 16 to 18 years old

agreed to plead guilty last year to one count each of manslaughter for throwing rocks and other debris from the overpass.

At the time, their attorneys also requested that the young men be sentenced as juveniles,

which a judge rejected last week.

They now have until August 20th to decide if they will proceed with their guilty pleas or

withdraw them. Of 15, 18 year old Kyle Angar is believed to be the one who threw the

rock that smashed through the windshield. He has already pleaded guilty to second degree murder and will be sentenced at a later date.

The victim, 32-year-old Kenneth White, was the father of four young children. White was in the passenger seat of a van on his way back home

from work when a six pound rock crashed through the windshield and hit him. It struck him in the face and chest, fracturing his skull and breaking

his clavicle and upper ribs. He was knocked unconscious and pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later.

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