ND - Steven Riley Jr., 51, girlfriend accused of fatally poisoning him with antifreeze hours after he received $30 million inheritance, Minot, 5 Sep 2

[imstilla.grandma]

Ina Kenoyer, who is in her late 40s, was charged with one count of murder in the October 2023 death of Stephen Riley, 51, also of Minot. She pleaded guilty Thursday and will be sentenced in August following a presentence investigation, according to court records.

Those court records do not indicate any type of agreement with prosecutors regarding a potential sentence in exchange for Kenoyer's guilty plea. The maximum possible penalty is life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Authorities allege Kenoyer's motive was a reported inheritance of roughly $30 million. That inheritance was ultimately determined to be a scam, according to Ward County authorities.

Minot woman accused of killing boyfriend with antifreeze changes plea to guilty

A Minot woman who was accused of killing her longtime boyfriend by putting antifreeze in his iced tea has changed her plea to guilty.

bismarcktribune.com

 

[c@tw0man]

ND laws of intestacy and those that do not recognize common law marriage in ND say her plan wasn't going to work anyway. She's no lawyer, isn't even aware that common law marriage isn't recognized.

She informed detectives she was going to take half and give rest to his son. As if she were a surviving spouse of a person who died with no will. Nope, wrong state lady.

That poor man died for nothing. Most likely, had he been alive, she would have been living her best life, with Steven. What a fool!

 

[azure]

That poor man died for nothing. Most likely, had he been alive, she would have been living her best life, with Steven. What a fool!

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here, but the inheritance was proven to be a scam.