Two Grant County sheriff’s deputies helped convict Mose Smith of voluntary manslaughter in Oklahoma. The deputies located Smith and Kimberly Gilbert after a fight at a campground involving a knife. Smith’s truck was linked to a missing person from Sallisaw, Oklahoma, who was found dead. The deputies worked with investigators from Iowa and Oklahoma to collect evidence and seize the truck. Smith was found guilty by a federal jury for unlawfully killing someone during an altercation in Sallisaw. Gilbert pleaded guilty to aiding Smith. Both await sentencing in U.S. Marshals’ custody. Smith faces up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The case was investigated by the FBI, Sequoyah County Sheriff’s Office, Grant County Sheriff’s Office, and Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory.
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