Negro Ex-Handegger Pleads Guilty to Murdering His Mudshark Wife

Anthony McClanahan.

Anthony smiles, we smile, God smiles…

Everyone smiles when a mudshark pays the toll.

Fox News:

A former professional football player, who once trained with the Dallas Cowboys in the 1990s, pleaded guilty Monday to the November 2017 murder of his wife.

Anthony Darnel McClanahan’s guilty plea was part of a plea bargain in which prosecutors agreed to remove a domestic violence designation and child kidnapping against him, FOX 13 Salt Lake City reported.

Keri Colleen McClanahan, 28, was found dead at the Park Regency Resort in Park City, Utah, on Nov. 2, 2017. The 47-year-old man initially told officers he and his wife and baby had been attacked, but investigators found no evidence of an infant at the condo, or anyone entering the unit.

His wife’s body was found in the condominium he had rented after someone else at the building called 911, saying he was crawling low to the ground through the hallways and calling for help. Keri McClanahan had cuts to the front, back and sides of her neck, as well as other defensive wounds and carpet burns.

The bloody scene in the ski town indicated that Keri McClanahan put up a desperate struggle before she was killed. The murder weapon was a small, sharp knife she’d worn sheathed in a nylon paracord bracelet, according to charging documents.

McClanahan, U Bakersfield, California, played four years in the Canadian Football League’s Calgary Stampeders and was a three-year starting linebacker at Washington State. He never played a down for the Cowboys before he was released.

He faces 15 years to life in prison, according to FOX13 Salt Lake City. He will be sentenced April 29.

Keri McClanahan.