WANETTE, Okla. (KFOR) – Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Workplace officers mentioned a neighborhood lady is going through a second-degree homicide cost for working over her husband with an ATV at a campground after an argument over meals led to the husband asking for divorce.
“That little woman was screaming saying her dad was useless!” mentioned a Soggy Bottoms ATV Trails caller to 911 dispatch. “Any individual ran her dad over and mentioned he was useless out on one in all our trails.”
Christopher Lewis’ son, Christian Cornett, instructed KFOR his father was an off-road fanatic. He instructed us a struggle initially began over meals however then escalated.
“He had instructed her he wished a divorce, and he or she made a press release that she was going to run over him and kill him,” mentioned J.T. Palmer, the Pottawatomie County Undersheriff.
The undersheriff mentioned this allegedly enraged Chanelle Lewis. The 35-year-old spouse and stepmother allegedly hopped in an ATV and gunned it for her husband.
“First one which we’ve ever had the place anyone deliberately ran anyone over,” mentioned Palmer.
Cornett instructed Information 4 he then hit his stepmother within the face after she allegedly tried to run over each he and his teen sister. The swelling round her eye was nonetheless seen in her mugshot.
“There was some alcohol concerned,” mentioned the undersheriff.
Cornett mentioned he’s nonetheless recovering from the real-life nightmare. He instructed Information 4 he’s making an attempt to know why the person who cherished mega-trucks and mudding is gone.
In a press release to Information 4, Christian mentioned, “He was a terrific man and would assist anybody in want.” He added, “I’ve 1,000 brothers as a result of he was a father determine to everybody.”
Chanelle Lewis’ costs had been initially manslaughter, however after investigators discovered new proof, these costs have been upgraded to second-degree homicide.
Proper now, the Medical Examiner’s Workplace continues to be trying into what precise accidents killed Christopher Lewis.
