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Jury reaches verdict for woman accused of murder in quadruple homicide case

NEBRASKA, AUG 8 – Carrie Jones received a mandatory life sentence without parole for aiding her husband in a quadruple murder and arson case, according to the Nebraska Attorney General's Office.

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A Nebraska jury reached a verdict for the woman accused in a quadruple homicide.

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Jury reaches verdict for woman accused of murder in quadruple homicide case

A Nebraska jury reached a verdict for the woman accused in a quadruple homicide.

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Wife connected to 4 Nebraska murders has also been convicted of first-degree murder

Carrie Jones is the wife of Jason Jones, the man convicted of killing four people in the Northeast Nebraska community of Laurel.

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Carrie Jones found guilty in Nebraska quadruple murder trial

A jury has found Carrie Jones guilty on all charges in a quadruple murder trial prosecuted by the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office. The trial, which commenced

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