Woman enters plea in Muskogee mall shooting case
Posted: 10/31/2010
A woman charged in connection with a deadly Muskogee mall shooting in April has entered a blind guilty plea.
Tenesha Ann Nunley is charged with transporting, housing and feeding one of the shooting suspects.
Nunley's blind guilty plea means she has not reached a deal with prosecutors and wants a judge to determine her punishment.
She will be sentenced on December 20th.
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