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Monday, October 5, 2009

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Killa City: Keighley Ann Alyea's body found; three men arrested

Posted by Justin Kendall on Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 10:49 PM

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Keighley Ann Alyea's body was found Monday night, and three men are now accused of killing Alyea, according to a press release issued Monday evening.

The men's names have not been released yet. Here's the full statement from the Overland Park PD:

OVERLAND PARK POLICE HAVE THREE MEN (ADULTS) IN CUSTODY FOR THE MURDER OF KEIGHLEY ANN ALYEA.

Overland Park Police Investigators arrested three men in relation to the murder of Ms. Keighley Ann Alyea. Ms. Alyea's body has been recovered.

Any further information on these arrests and charges will come from Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe on Tuesday October 6, 2009.

No other information will be available this evening.

More to come tomorrow.

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This news just blows. Just blows(massive understatement)
I was really hoping that she had just ran off to Vegas for an spontaneous marriage or went to follow Widespread Panic.

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Posted by That Guy on 10/05/2009 at 10:53 PM

was this necessary. why, why, and why?.. are people so demented. And HOW does it happen.

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Posted by antifaith on 10/05/2009 at 10:16 PM
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