Good deal on the race-mixing couple. This ole 31 year old saintly mentoring negro, Otahl gentleman, has done caught the swing low sweet chariot to the sky, according to the channel 9 AP-fed Lox News in St. Paul. Please shed a tear for ole negro Otahl.

Three dead, 5 masked killers - no suspects
St. Paul gunmen wanted money, drugs
Pioneer Press
Article Last Updated: 03/24/2007 09:18:35 AM CDT
http://www.twincities.com/ci_5507951

One of two bodies is removed from 292 Burgess St., where three people were fatally shot Friday morning in St. Paul. Otahl "Telly" Saunders, 31, and Brittany Kekedakis, 15, reportedly died at the scene. Kekedakis' mother, Maria Lynn McLay, 32, was pronounced dead at Regions Hospital.
Triple homicide
No arrests in St. Paul triple killingsTwo kids saw it all. Then they ran.

Masked gunmen burst into their home in St. Paul before dawn Friday, rounded up the whole family into an upstairs bedroom and demanded money and drugs.

The 15 year old's race-mixing mother, also dead. See news video here:
http://wcco.com/crime/local_story_085085857.html

NON Associated Press story.
http://www.twincities.com/localnews/ci_5527148

Otahl "Telly" Saunders, one of three people fatally shot inside a St. Paul house last week, was a wanted man when he died.

Authorities had been looking for Saunders since 2002, when prosecutors accused him of ditching a 56-gram chunk of cocaine REFERENCE Frosty the Snowman
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while running from a St. Paul officer.

They didn't find him until Friday. Saunders, 31, had been shot along with his fiancee, Maria McLay, 32, and his fiancee's daughter, Brittany Kekedakis, 15.

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=2758522&version=5&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.2.1

Friends said Saunders was "everybody's uncle." They teased him for being constantly broke, calling him "SpongeBob" for asking for money so frequently. He'd had several brushes with the law over the years, but also organized day trips for neighborhood teens, taking them on outings to Lake Elmo and other recreation spots. Friends said kids loved him.

A friend and neighbor, Deon Hunter, said Saunders was desperate to find a job. The two had plans to walk to a nearby Cub Foods on Monday to apply for work.