William Inman found guilty of murdering wife
By Lucas Daprile | June 11, 2012A man accused of killing and burying his estranged wife in a septic tank with the help of his parents was convicted in the Hocking Court of Common Pleas Tuesday.
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A man accused of killing and burying his estranged wife in a septic tank with the help of his parents was convicted in the Hocking Court of Common Pleas Tuesday.
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