In 1987 a woman of Pueblo was declared guilty of employed two young ones to murder her husband who was an investigation officer in police. The name of that woman was Donna Yaklich who was sent to rehabilitation centre after exhausting closely 18 years in Jail on October 20, 2005. After 10 days, Colorado Women’s Correctional Facility of Canon City was declared surrendered and she was sent to rehabilitation centre of Arapahoe Country.
Arapahoe Country Community Corrections Board made decision on afternoon of Thursday. Donna Yaklich heard the decision on phone because she was not presented in the court on the time of decision. Dennis Yaklich was killed on the road which leads to their home in 1985 and finally she was arrested because of declared guilty of secret plan to kill. She was given a punishment in jail for 40 years.
Edward Greenwell and Charles Greenwell were two brothers who were also arrested and given a punishment in jail for the murder of Yaklich. At the age of 25, Edward Greenwell was given a punishment of 30 years and Charles Greenwell was given punishment of 20 years in jail. Donna Yaklich declared that she was mistreated by her husband who was a weightlifter and used steroids. She was scared that he would kill her, she said. In 1977 first wife of Dennis Yaklich was dead. This case was also reopened in 2005 by a state task force. Barbara Yaklich (First Wife) originally died of taking heavy dose of diet drugs but according to the Donna Yaklich, she believes that her husband was involved in dying. In 1994 a movie made on the story of Donna Yaklich which is known as “Charlie’s Angels”.