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This May 31, 2018, photo provided by the Muscatine County Jail in Muscatine, Iowa, shows Annette Dee Cahill. The Iowa grandmother convicted of the 1992 killing of her former boyfriend has been sentenced to 50 years in prison, which was the maximum allowed. Cahill showed no emotion when she was sentenced Friday, Nov. 22, 2019. Following a mistrial earlier this year, Cahill was convicted in September of second-degree murder in the baseball bat beating death of 22-year-old bartender Corey Wieneke. Her attorney says she plans to appeal. (Muscatine County Jail via AP)

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This December 2018 photo provided by LeAnn McCrabb shows Annette Cahill, 56, at her home in Tipton, Iowa. Cahill is scheduled to stand trial on Monday, March 4 for first-degree murder in the 1992 beating death of her former boyfriend, Corey Wieneke. Cahill, a grandmother who works at the Police Law Institute, is expected to make for an unusual defendant. The case may hinge on whether jurors believe a woman who says she was 9 when she overheard Cahill confess to killing bartender Corey Wieneke weeks after the slaying. (Courtesy of LeAnn McCrabb via AP)

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This May 31, 2018, photo provided by the Muscatine County Jail in Muscatine, Iowa, shows Annette Dee Cahill. Cahill was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the 1992 beating death of Corey Lee Wieneke, who was found dead on the floor of his bedroom in rural West Liberty, Iowa. (Muscatine County Jail via AP)

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