The father of Thomas Jacob Sanford, who allegedly killed four people at a Michigan Mormon church, expressed profound sorrow and apologized for his son's actions. Sanford, a Marine veteran, reportedly harbored anti-Mormon sentiments shortly before the attack, calling Mormonism "the anti-Christ." Investigators are examining potential motives, including romantic life and alleged prejudice, while the community grapples with the tragedy.

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