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Prosecutor: Man Resentenced to Life without Parole in 1962 Murder of 11-Year-Old Oakland County Girl
James Gilbert Gostlin, convicted of a 1962 murder, was resentenced under Michigan Supreme Court rulings affecting offenders aged 20 or younger at the time of their crime.
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More than 60 years after being convicted of fatally beating Oakland County child with hammer, killer resentenced to life in prison
A man who who murdered an Oakland County child more than six decades ago when he was 20 years old was resentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole. James Gilbert Gostlin, 83, was convicted of killing 11-year-old Shirley Husted with a claw hammer after breaking into her home in Novi Township on Dec. 20, 1962. Court records show he broke in to steal a rifle and car in an attempt to flee from his brother who accused him of…
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