Burnsville woman convicted in high-speed crash that killed two young adults
A Burnsville woman was convicted on Wednesday for her involvement in an early April high-speed car crash that killed two young adults.
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A Burnsville woman was convicted on Wednesday for her involvement in an early April high-speed car crash that killed two young adults.
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