An Oklahoma woman originally charged with first-degree murder in the 1992 deaths of two women and a girl whose bodies were found in a septic pit pleaded no contest Tuesday to reduced charges. Beverly Noe, 67, was sentenced to 15 years in prison after entering the plea to being an accessory to first-degree murder in the deaths that prosecutors said stemmed from a custody dispute over Noe's grandson. Noe covered her face with her handcuffed hands as she was taken into custody at Creek County District Court in Bristow. 'Get away from me. Get out of here,' she yelled at reporters while being led down a hallway.
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Beverly Noe was accused of stabbing and shooting her former daughter-in-law Wendy Camp, 23; Camp's 6-year-old daughter; and Lisa Kregear, 22
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Noe's mother Ida Prewitt then told her son Grover Prewitt Jr. to fill a hole dug for a septic tank and cover it with pepper to mask any odor
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After Mr. Prewitt finally went to police in 2013, investigators discovered the remains and charged Noe
Investigators allege that Noe, 67, of the central Oklahoma town of Bristow, killed @placeholder because she feared Camp would take her young grandson away from her.