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3 mar 2009 · RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - The widow of slain former Carolina Panthers running back Fred Lane has been released from prison after serving nearly six years for his death. Deidra Lane walked out of the Raleigh Correctional Center for Women just before 9:30 this morning.
2 mar 2009 · The widow of slain former Carolina Panthers running back Fred Lane has been released from prison after serving nearly six years for his death. Deidra Nichole Lane walked out of the North...
On July 6, 2000, Fred's wife, Deidra Lane shot and killed Lane. His keys were still in the lock and he had been shot twice with a 12-gauge shotgun - once in the chest and a second time in the back of the head, apparently at point blank range.
3 mar 2009 · Deidra Lane pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in 2003, three years after her estranged husband was found fatally shot inside their home.
Deidra Lane pleaded guilty last year to an unrelated federal charge of conspiracy to commit bank larceny, and was sentenced to four months in jail, which she has served, and a $41,200 fine.
3 mar 2009 · RALEIGH Deidra Lane, 33, served nearly six years for the death of her husband, Carolina Panthers running back Fred Lane. She was released from a Raleigh prison just before 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Lane was sentenced in federal court in March 2003 to four months in prison for her role in a conspiracy with a teller to steal $41,200 from a Charlotte bank in 1998. Superior Court Judge Timothy Patti ruled for the defense, giving Lane credit for nearly three years in jail.
