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   SHIAWASSEE COUNTY, MI (WILX) -- A man accused of killing a 25   
   year old Swartz Creek man is expected back in court on Wednesday.   
      
   On Monday. court documents revealed what police found on   
   December 28, the day they arrested 50-year-old Mark Latunski in   
   connection with Kevin Bacon's death.   
      
   Warning, the details of the testimony are graphic.   
      
   Detectives said they went to Latunski's home to perform a   
   welfare check as that was the last location Bacon was believed   
   to have been.   
      
   When they entered Latunski's Shiawasee County home, detectives   
   testified they found Bacon hanging naked from the ceiling.   
      
   According to testimony from the detective, Latunski confessed to   
   killing Bacon by stabbing him with a knife in the back one time   
   then slitting his throat.   
      
   He also admitted to police he wrapped a rope around Bacon’s   
   ankles and hung him from the rafters on the ceiling.   
      
   According to the documents, Latunski admitted he used the knife   
   to cut off Bacon's testicles and consumed them.   
      
   Latunski was charged with one count of open murder and one count   
   of mutilation of a human body. He was arrested that Saturday   
   after police searched his home.   
      
   Bacon was first reported missing on Christmas Day when he didn't   
   return home for a family breakfast.   
      
   Friends and family mounted a large search effort for Bacon. His   
   car was found in Clayton Township near his home. His wallet,   
   phone and other belongings were inside.   
      
   Latunski home is located about 23 miles from where Bacon lives.   
   Michelle Myers, Bacon's roommate said Bacon went to meet   
   Latunski on Christmas Eve after they connected through a dating   
   app, Grindr.   
      
   Neighbors of Latunski said people are shaken that something like   
   this could happen in their small community of Morrice.   
      
   Morrice is a quiet village made up of mostly farmers with a   
   population of around 900 people according to the census. It is   
   made up a total area of 1.38 square miles.   
      
   "We're all just farmers and deer hunters, so it's quiet,"   
   Michael Parks said. "We moved from Atlanta and I thought we were   
   going to get away from the crowds and all this kind of stuff,   
   but I guess you never know who your neighbors are."   
      
   Parks said he has seen odd behavior from Latunski previously. On   
   Nov. 25, police responded to Latunski's home when a 29-year-old   
   man wearing nothing but a leather kilt ran from the house with   
   Latunski chasing him. Parks said the man had blood on his face   
   and was screaming for help.   
      
   Police investigated the incident but the man didn't want to   
   press charges and police determined no crime had been committed.   
      
   Latunski told police that he was chasing the man because he was   
   wearing his kilt, it was expensive and he wanted it returned.   
      
   Bacon's funeral was held Friday at Sharp Funeral Home in Swartz   
   Creek. Hundreds of people gathered at Swartz Creek High School   
   later that night for a vigil.   
      
   Bacon's parents said they were overwhelmed by the support that   
   came from the community.   
      
   "His dancing, his sassiness and his love for makeup and hair,   
   and how good of a stylist he was. I'm just going to love   
   everything about him, I'm going to miss him," Wendi Walters, who   
   knew Bacon, said at the vigil.   
      
   Latunski was arraigned last Monday. However, in court he told   
   the judge that he was not Latunski.   
      
   "Sir, are you Mr. Latunski?" he was asked in court.   
      
   "No, my name is Edgar Thomas Hill. Mark Latunski is my nephew,"   
   he said.   
      
   He also signed another name on court documents.   
      
   Bacon's family says they believe it's part of his plan to get   
   out of it.   
      
   "I think he's trying to throw us off," said Pam Bacon, Bacon's   
   mother said.   
      
   "He's trying to claim incompetent. He's done that in the past,"   
   Bacon's father, Karl said.   
      
   The judge continued on with proceedings and ordered Latunski to   
   be held without bond.   
      
   "The police have definitely identified who he is. They've dealt   
   with him in the past, and this is the same person they arrested   
   on site and he has not left their custody at all," Karl Bacon   
   said.   
      
   Latunski was charged with kidnapping in 2013 for allegedly   
   taking two of his four children from their mother- his ex wife.   
      
   Those previous charges were dismissed after several competency   
   hearings.   
      
   News Ten will be in court on Jan. 8th and will bring you the   
   latest developments.   
      
   This is a breaking news story. WILX News 10 is working to get   
   more details on this story, and will update the story as more   
   information becomes available.   
      
   Stay with News 10 and WILX.com as we follow this situation.   
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