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Defendant weds after homicide trial ordered

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PITTSBURGH (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man got married about an hour after he was ordered to stand trial in the death of a man whose body was found in a river in another state two months ago.

Thirty-year-old Hubert Wingate of Pittsburgh is charged in Allegheny County with homicide, theft and abuse of a corpse in the disappearance and shooting death of 34-year-old Andre Gray.

Gray went missing in October. His body was found March 3 by a tugboat captain in the Ohio River near Follansbee, W.Va. Defense attorney Wendy Williams cited a lack of physical evidence and suggested that another man might be responsible.

Shortly after being ordered to stand trial Friday, Wingate tied the knot in a private ceremony. Williams said her client was on “an emotional roller-coaster.”

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