Minnesota released early from prison under new law
Two Minnesota women were released early from prison last week because of a new law passed last year related to the aiding and abetting of murder.
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Two Minnesota women were released early from prison last week because of a new law passed last year related to the aiding and abetting of murder.
A pair of Minnesota woman convicted in connection with the murder of a man were released early from prison under a new law approved by lawmakers.
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Two women convicted in connection with a 2017 home invasion murder were released from prison last week because of a change in state law. Megan Christine Cater, 25, of Lakeville and Briana Marie Martinson, 27, of Prior Lake admitted taking part in the burglary of Corey Elder’s apartment, a judge found that they did not share responsibility for his murder.
Two women released from prison this week may be the very first inmates in Minnesota to have their sentences reduced under new legislation redefining the crime of aiding and abetting felony murder.