(KAIR) -- A 32-year-old northwest Missouri man has been sentenced to two life terms for killing two sisters in Edgerton while he was high on methamphetamine.
Clifford Miller, of Trimble, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Platte County Circuit Court.
A judge sentenced him to two life terms without the possibility of parole for for beating and suffocating Britny Haarup and Ashley Key in 2012.
According to KQ2 News, authorities say after killing them, Miller took their bodies, guns from the house and a truck, and dumped the bodies near a tree line at a farm in Clinton County.
Miller was arrested after a witness came forward to report seeing him in the truck near the field where the bodies were found.
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