Man charged with second-degree murder in bizarre Marshall Co. car chase
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Posted: 6:21 PM Jul 24, 2008
Man charged with second-degree murder in bizarre Marshall Co. car chase
MARSHALL COUNTY, OK -- Marshall County authorities have charged a man in connection with a bizarre car chase that happened three months ago near Madill that resulted in the death of a young man.
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MARSHALL COUNTY, Okla. -- Marshall County authorities have charged a man in connection with a bizarre car chase that happened three months ago near Madill that resulted in the death of a young man.

Jason St. Clair has been charged with second-degree murder. St. Clair was allegedly the driver of the vehicle that gave chase near Buddy's Crushed Cars on Highway 70 southwest of Madill on April 27.

St. Clair has pleaded not guilty. A status hearing is set for August.


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