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| OSP inmate convicted of manslaughter |
| By mcalesternews.com - Rachel Petersen |
| Published: 08/16/2012 |
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McALESTER — An Oklahoma State Penitentiary inmate was recently convicted of first degree manslaughter. Aaron R. Prado, 27, was convicted of killing another OSP inmate in July of 2009. He entered a plea of no contest Friday in Pittsburg County District Court just before he was set to go to trial on the charge. Prado was sentenced to serve 20 years in the custody of the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. His sentence will run concurrent to the sentence he is serving now. According to court records, Prado kicked and hit the head and body of fellow inmate Kenneth Wayne Gore, who was 45 years old at the time of his death. According to court records, officials at OSP responded to a call from the prison’s C-Unit “regarding a cell fight between inmate Prado and inmate Gore.” Read More. |
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