Case dismissed: After nearly a year in solitary confinement, Jeffrey Keeton goes free

As Jeffrey Keeton stepped out into the main lobby at the Creek County Justice Center on Wednesday afternoon, his eyes began to fill with tears.

It had been a long journey. For 358 days, he’d been in solitary confinement, charged with second-degree murder.


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