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Temporary gag order lifted in Vance Boelter state case

Boelter pleaded guilty in federal court in May to the shootings and was sentenced to life in federal prison.

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St. Paul Pioneer Press· Oct 8, 10:58 PMTemporary gag order lifted in Vance Boelter state case

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