New Details Emerge In Drowning Of Deer Creek Graduate

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New Details Emerge In Drowning Of Deer Creek Graduate

New Details Emerge In Drowning Of Deer Creek Graduate

OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Oklahoma -

New details have emerged from the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office about the death of recent Deer Creek graduate Toyin Amuda.

News 9's Jordan Dafnis has an update on the story.

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