Tulsa Man Sentenced To Life For Murder Of Fiancee

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TULSA, OK -- A Tulsa man who was convicted of killing his fiancee has been sentenced to life without parole.

A Tulsa County District Court jury convicted Randall Wagers on March 5th and recommended he spend the rest of his life in prison without any chance of being released. Monday Judge Kurt Glassco accepted the recommendation and made it official.

Allison Castaldi disappeared in April of last year. She was missing for five days before police say Wagers confessed to killing her, putting her body in a barrel and dumping it in a remote area near Nowata.

He eventually led investigators to the scene.

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Allison, who was also known as Becka, graduated with honors from Bishop Kelley High School in 2002. She had attended the American Broadcasting School and worked on a botany degree.