Three years after a murder-for-hire plot against Princeton resident Kelli Underwood, a third man has been sentenced for his role in the crime.
Ronnie Welborn, 48, of Princeton, received a life sentence Wednesday, Oct. 21. after pleading guilty to the murder, reported Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis.
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