Suspect In Kayla Ferrante Murder Convicted On Multiple Unrelated Charges

A Tulsa County jury Tuesday found a man, who charged with shooting and killing a teenage girl, guilty of a host of other unrelated crimes.

Edwin Daniels was on trial along with Michael Hilliard, charged with a long list of crimes.

The jury convicted Daniels on 15 counts, including burglary, robbery, attempted robbery, assault while masked or disguised, and kidnapping.

Hilliard faced 20 counts, and was convicted on only seven: three counts of burglary, two counts of robbery, and one count each of attempted robbery and assault while masked of disguised. He was acquitted on all the other charges.

Prosecutors say there are about a dozen victims of Daniels and Hilliard.

Daniels will also stand trial in May 2014 for the murder of 18-year-old Kayla Ferrante.

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