Former Florida ice cream man sentenced to life in prison for mistaken identity, revenge double murders

  Michael Keetley, 52, was sentenced to life in prison Friday morning more than 12 years after he shot and killed two men, and wounded four others, in a revenge plot, prosecutors said. ..
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