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19-year-old Edith Delgado was convicted Friday of causing the accident that killed Tongan Prince Tu'ipelehake, his wife Princess Kaimana Aleamotu'a Tuku'aho and their driver, Vinisia Hefa. According to the prosecution, Delgado was "racing" another car when she hit the Prince's Ford Explorer in July of 2006. Delgado has already served one year of the sentence. [MSNBC.com]

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