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   A competitive bodybuilder married to a one-time Miss America   
   contestant was gunned down in front of the couple’s toddler   
   while proselytizing, according to authorities and a close friend   
   of the victim.   
      
   Thomas Hand Jr., the 37-year-old husband of former Miss   
   Mississippi Christine Kozlowski Hand, 33, was “shot to death…in   
   the presence of the victim’s two year old child,” states a   
   criminal affidavit obtained by The Daily Beast. The shooting   
   occurred Saturday afternoon on a street in Montgomery, Alabama,   
   and Hand was pronounced dead at the scene at 4:37 p.m. by a   
   doctor from Jackson Hospital, it states.   
      
   Jerimiah Walker, 17, was arrested and charged with capital   
   murder in the presence of a child under the age of 14, according   
   to the filing, which says the incident occurred just steps from   
   Walker’s home. Walker is being held without bond at the   
   Montgomery County jail. Police have not publicly revealed a   
   possible motive for the crime.   
      
   “He was independently evangelizing door-to-door and he had   
   recently moved to Montgomery…to start his new life with his wife   
   and kids,” Hand’s longtime friend Luke Lemus told The Daily   
   Beast on Wednesday.   
      
   Hand, who was originally from Louisiana and ran a company that   
   sold nutritional supplements, discovered religion a few years   
   back. He and his wife often spent Saturdays spreading the gospel   
   throughout low income areas, according to friends. Kozlowski   
   Hand is pregnant with the couple’s second child, who is due in   
   August.   
      
   Lemus, 48, who trained with Hand, said he was too broken up to   
   go into too much detail about Hand’s death.   
      
   “I’m kind of heartbroken right now,” said Lemus. “It’s hard…it’s   
   hard for the family.”   
      
   Capt. Saba Coleman, a spokeswoman for the Montgomery Police   
   Department, told The Daily Beast that “there’s no additional   
   information available for release regarding this ongoing   
   investigation.”   
      
   Hand and Kozlowski met at the gym, according to the Daily Mail,   
   which said the pair had just celebrated their sixth wedding   
   anniversary. Kozlowski Hand described the shooting to the Mail   
   as “a complete random act of violence.”   
      
   In 2014, Kozlowski became internet-famous when her then-   
   boyfriend proposed at a One Direction concert. The couple, who   
   met on Tinder, divorced within a year.   
      
   In a Facebook post on Sunday, in which she confirmed her   
   husband’s death, Kozlowski Hand added a note to “all of his   
   loyal and cherished customers at Hand Nutrition,” assuring them   
   that “the company will continue to serve you guys and we ask   
   that you stick with us as this will be our only means of support   
   for our son and baby to be. We need your support now more than   
   ever. We love you guys, the company will relocate to my hometown   
   of Biloxi, Mississippi. The weekend orders will ship on Monday   
   as usual.”   
      
   Montgomery County District Attorney Daryl D. Bailey and Deputy   
   District Attorney Michael Scott Green, who are prosecuting the   
   case, did not respond to a request for comment. Walker does not   
   have a lawyer listed in court records.   
      
   In an interview with local NBC affiliate WFSA, Bailey suggested   
   he was losing patience with Mongomery’s soaring crime rate,   
   saying, “We’ve got to start sending messages that this behavior   
   is not tolerated.”   
      
   A GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the Hands’ children has   
   so far raised nearly $30,000.   
      
   https://www.thedailybeast.com/ex-miss-america-contestant-   
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   evangelizing   
      
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