Live: Oundre Akins Murder Trial
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- By Maggie Rotermund
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- February 25, 2013
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The trial for Oundre Akins, accused of two counts of first degree murder in the South County Steak 'n Shake shootings in 2008, began this morning at 9 a.m..
Akins brother, Anthony Akins, already confessed to second degree murder of two Steak 'n Shake employees in June, 2011. He got the reduced charge in exchange for cooperation in the death penalty case against his brother.
The Steak 'n Shake where the murders took place is at 5828 Lindbergh Boulevard.
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tammy hyde
5:02 am on Tuesday, March 5, 2013
this was a very sad day i knew tammy she was so kind hearted.she didnt deserve it.neither did the other employee i knew him from working at walgreens. they was some nice people trying to make a honest living