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 | Kristine Mayle, right, speaks with her attorney during a court appearance in May. Mayle is facing neglect charges related to the death of her aunt. ( KENOSHA NEWS PHOTO BY BRIAN PASSINO ) |
Kenosha woman rejects plea, to go to trial in connection with aunt’s death
A Kenosha woman rejected a plea offer Tuesday, clearing the way for an April 2010 trial to settle felony charges related to a relative’s death.
Kristine Mayle, 41, turned down a deal that would have saved her 15 years in prison, if convicted for her aunt’s death, opting instead to go to trial. Kenosha County Circuit Judge Wilbur W. Warren III set the trial for April 12, 2010.
See the complete story in today's Kenosha News, Page: A5
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