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    Kansas Couple Pleads Not Guilty in Missouri Killing

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    By KMAN Staff on September 18, 2012 State News

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Court documents allege a Kansas couple charged in a Missouri killing helped forge a legal document used to deny the victim life-sustaining medical treatment.

    The indictments against Desre Dory (42) and his wife, Stacey (43), of Shawnee, Kan., were made public Monday. Their release came after the couple was extradited to Boone County and pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and forgery.

    William Van Note (67), of Liberty, was shot in October 2010 along with his partner, Sharon Dickson (59), at their Lake of the Ozarks vacation home.

    Dickson died at the home in the Camden County town of Sunrise Beach. Van Note died four days later at a Boone County hospital.

    The victim’s daughter, Kansas City law firm owner Susan Elizabeth Van Note, also is charged in the killing.

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