ND WOMAN CONVICTED IN DEATH OF HER HUSBAND, PROSECUTORS SAY WAS RESULT OF LOVE TRIANGLE
She was sentenced Friday for three conspiracy convictions, including murder, arson and evidence tampering, the Bismarck Tribune reported.
A North Dakota woman convicted of killing her husband for life insurance money has been sentenced. (Fox News)
South Central District Judge Douglas Bahr said she must serve at least 85% of her sentence — at least 36 years — before being eligible for parole.
TEACHER IMPLICATED IN 1990 MURDER PLOT WITH STUDENT LOVER ASKS COURT TO RECONSIDER CONVICTION
Prosecutors alleged Nikki Entzel and Earl Howard, 42, of Belwood, Ontario, Canada, were in a relationship and plotted Chad Entzel's death.
Howard was sentenced in February 2022 to at least 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to four felonies. He must serve at least 21 years before being eligible for parole.
Authorities in May 2021 dismissed a murder charge against him when an evaluation of the gun did not confirm Nikki Entzel’s claim that Howard shot the victim.