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WICHITA (KSNW) — A woman accused of killing two Kansas mothers pleaded no contest Tuesday to several charges.
Tifany Adams has been found guilty in Texas County, Okla., of two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of unlawful removal of a dead body and two counts of unlawful desecration of a human corpse.
On March 30, 2024, Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley disappeared on a trip from Hugoton to Oklahoma. They were going to pick up Butler’s children.
Two weeks later, their bodies were found in a chest freezer, which was buried in a field. Both women had been stabbed to death, authorities said.
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Four other people have been charged in their deaths: Tad Cullum, Cora Twombly, Cole Twombly and Paul Grice.
Adams’ sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 28.
