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Woman found guilty for first-degree manslaughter
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Posted: 09/15/2012
TULSA - A jury found a Tulsa woman guilty on two counts of first-degree manslaughter for an accident in which a priest and a seminary student were killed.
Police say Keianne Shelton was southbound on Cincinnati in a Chevy Impala and ran a red light at 36 Street North, striking an eastbound Nissan Altima.
Father Jorge Gomez and Stanley Kariuki, a seminary student from Kenya, both 32, were in the Altima and both were killed in the collision.
Father Gomez was ordained as a priest just a month before the accident. Kariuki was a seminary student visiting from Kenya.
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