Jury Finds Tulsa Woman Guilty Of Manslaughter In Fatal Shooting

After about seven hours of deliberation, a Tulsa jury found a woman guilty of manslaughter in a fatal 2017 shooting.

Ashley Good was originally charged with murder in the death of Jade Jones but a jury gave her a lesser sentence and recommended nine years.

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Sentencing is scheduled for September 26.

Jones was shot and killed June 11, 2017, at a home near East Latimer and North Delaware Avenue.

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Good was arrested 10 days later after police received a tip about her location.

Police say Good has Irish Mob connections and was arrested in 2014 in Tulsa County for misdemeanor larceny and drugs. They said she then got a three-year deferred sentence for a stolen car and a misdemeanor assault.

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Good was also arrested in Wagoner County and charged with a stolen car, having a sawed-off shotgun and transporting a loaded weapon in a vehicle.