Judge Rules Michael Bever Will Serve 5 Life Sentences Consecutively

Thursday, August 9th 2018, 2:31 pm

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Judge Rules Michael Bever Will Serve 5 Life Sentences Consecutively

Judge Rules Michael Bever Will Serve 5 Life Sentences Consecutively

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Judge Rules Michael Bever Will Serve 5 Life Sentences Consecutively

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A judge ruled one of the brothers convicted of murdering five members of his Broken Arrow family will serve his five life sentences consecutively.

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