Oklahoma inmate faces trial in death of another inmate
McALESTER — An inmate serving a life sentence in the Oklahoma State Penitentiary is set to go to trial this week on a manslaughter charge in the stabbing death of another inmate.
McALESTER — An inmate serving a life sentence in the Oklahoma State Penitentiary is set to go to trial this week on a manslaughter charge in the stabbing death of another inmate.
Gregory Thompson is charged in the Sept. 3, 2009, stabbing death of 38-year-old Daniel Clayton. A local newspaper reports that prosecutors initially charged Thompson with first-degree murder before downgrading the charges to first-degree manslaughter.
Court records say officers found Clayton unresponsive in his cell, covered in blood. According to the records, Thompson allegedly handed the officers a knife and said he stabbed Clayton in self-defense.
Thompson is now serving a life sentence without parole for a 2003 first-degree murder conviction out of Oklahoma County.
His trial is set to begin Tuesday.
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