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    Parole denied for 3 conviced in 1997 Riley county murder

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    By KMAN Staff on March 13, 2012 Local News
    From Left: Delisha Branch, Duereal Campbell, Shakeer Davis. photos courtesy Kansas Department of Corrections
    From Left: Delisha Branch, Duereal Campbell, Shakeer Davis. photos courtesy Kansas Department of Corrections

    Three people convicted in a 1997 murder in Riley County have been passed over for parole.

    Delisha Branch, 40, Duereal Campbell, 32, and Shakeer Davis, 32, had public comment sessions in January, but a check of the Department of Corrections offender list indicates the next possible parole date for Campbell and Branch is now March of 2017 and for Davis in March of 2015.

    The three were convicted in connection with the February 1997 murder of Wanda Norman, 44, of Manhattan at Norman’s home at Countryside Estates.

    In addition to murder-related charges, the three were convicted of aggravated robbery.

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