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Dec 23, 1993 · Dec 23, 1993. Dave Birkland. Coral Letnes says jury members "reached the truth" yesterday when they found Matthew Wright guilty of first-degree murder for killing her 16-year-old daughter, Audra Letnes, with a chunk of concrete last May. "And we're pleased that Audra got her wish: Matt Wright will rot in prison," Letnes said from her home.
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Feb 23, 1994. King County Superior Court Conviction upheld:...
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Sep 4, 2008 · On March 11, 1994, nineteen-year-old Matt Wright was sentenced to serve forty-one years in the Washington State Department of Corrections for first-degree murder. Wright shares his honest perspectives and sometimes shocking personal experiences as he takes a fascinating look into the real world of prison life.Wright pulls no punches as he tells ...
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Feb 9, 2007 · Matthew is currently serving a forty-one-year sentence in a Washington state prison. On March 11, 1994, nineteen-year-old Matt Wright was sentenced to serve forty-one years in the Washington State Department of Corrections for first-degree murder. Wright shares his honest perspectives and sometimes shocking personal experiences as he takes a ...
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Wright admitted that he could not see much of the fight because the windows in Cooke’s car were tinted and that he never got out of the car. Wright also testified that Elliser arrived right after this, was angry, and then left to find Wagner. McKittrick then told everyone to go because he had just stabbed Wagner. Wright and
iUniverse, 2008 - Law - 172 pages. On March 11, 1994, nineteen-year-old Matt Wright was sentenced to serve forty-one years in the Washington State Department of Corrections for first-degree murder. Wright shares his honest perspectives and sometimes shocking personal experiences as he takes a fascinating look into the real world of prison life.
