Sheila Keen Warren Wikipedia, Trial, Arrested, Restaurant, Documentary

Sheila Keen Warren Wikipedia, Trial, Arrested, Restaurant, Documentary – According to officials, a Florida serial murderer has acknowledged to four killings and has been sentenced to life in prison. When Howell Donaldson murdered four people with a gun in the Seminole Heights neighborhood of Tampa in 2017, he was 24 years old. Up until this point, Donaldson had maintained his innocence, but as part of a compromise to avoid the death penalty, he pleaded guilty to four counts of first-degree murder, according to the 13th Judicial Circuit Office of the State Attorney.

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Name	Sheila Keen Warren
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Age	59 years old
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Sheila Keen Warren’s Documentary

On a May morning in 1990, a clown knocked on Marlene Warren’s door, gave her flowers and balloons, and then shot her dead in front of her son. The case was ultimately closed on Tuesday when her husband’s supposed mistress and future wife, despite continuing to claim she is innocent, admitted to being the murderer.

In a plea agreement that will probably result in her release from jail within a year, Sheila Keen-Warren, 59, admitted to second-degree murder. The family of Marlene Warren accepted the plea agreement, which brings the case to an end, according to CBS station WPEC-TV.

Keen-Warren has been jailed while awaiting trial for first-degree murder since 2017, when Palm Beach County Sheriff’s investigators said improvements in DNA technology revealed that a hair recovered in the clown’s getaway car originated from her. She had long been suspected of being the shooter.

According to a statement from Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg, Marlene Warren, and her son “obtained a measure of justice” through the plea agreement. The West Palm Beach plea hearing on Tuesday did not get any public notice, which would have ordinarily attracted a large number of media representatives and witnesses. Instead, it was quietly handled while Circuit Judge Scott Suskauer was taking a lunch break from presiding over another homicide case.

“Sheila Keen Warren has now been made to acknowledge that she was the one who killed an innocent victim while dressing as a clown. For the rest of her life, she will live as a condemned killer, according to Aronberg.

Although Keen-Warren has already served six years while waiting for a trial, the accord calls for a 12-year term. Additionally, Florida laws in 1990 permitted significant time off for good behavior, so Rosenfeld anticipates her release in the first few months of 2019. Her trial was scheduled to begin the next month, and she faced a life sentence if found guilty. The death penalty was initially pursued by the prosecution but was later abandoned.

She is going back home in 10 months, despite the fact that Florida had originally planned to put her to death, according to Rosenfeld. When there is a guarantee that you will be at home with your family, it was somewhat of a no-brainer to enter a guilty plea to a crime she did not commit.

Joseph Ahrens, the son of Marlene Warren, viewed the events online. His only remark to the court and Keen-Warren, who was just 21 when he witnessed his mother being murdered and is now in his 50s, was, “May God be with her.”