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(ALBION) — A four-year sentence has been handed a Roanoke woman for her role in the fatal shooting of two people last year in northern Indiana.
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Kyra Frost was charged with aiding in felony murder and aiding in an armed robbery in March 5, 2018, shooting deaths of 39-year-old Amanda Feldstein and 30-year-old Justin Adams in Ligonier. She pleaded guilty in April to two counts of assisting a criminal as part of a plea agreement. She was sentenced Thursday in Noble Superior Court.
Defense attorney Bart Arnold says the sentence will be served on home detention.
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Michael Johnson of Fort Wayne was convicted last year for the murder of Feldstein and Adams while trying to retrieve a purse worth $10,000. Johnson has been sentenced to 170 years in prison.