Alleged escape attempt must be tried separately from murder case, court rules

By: Scott Lauck October 27, 2009

The evidence against Kellen McKinney was "overwhelming." The prejudice he suffered from the procedural flaw was "doubtful." But under state Supreme Court precedent, an appeals court said Tuesday, McKinney's four life sentences for the murder of an elderly couple must be thrown out. McKinney was convicted last year of the October 2004 slayings of John and Mildred ...

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Alleged escape attempt must be tried separately from murder case, court rules

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