DES MOINES, Iowa — Defense attorneys for the woman accused of killing realtor Ashley Okland 15 years ago claim that the state “cherry-picked” the evidence that was provided to the grand jury. On April 8, 2011, Okland was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds inside a West Des Moines townhome where she’d been hosting an […]
Defense says state ‘cherry-picked’ evidence to grand jury in Ashley Okland murder case
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