Mahogany Patterson, Alicia McAlmont, and Toneisha Gunnell were convicted of murder, involuntary manslaughter, aggravated robbery and theft. Police say the women robbed a Springfield Macy's in June of 2005 and during their getaway, their car hit and killed John Deselem.

Assistant Clark County Prosecutor Stephen Collins said, "For these defendants, I believe we've come to the end of road. I believe justice was done."

But just after the women were led out of the courtroom in handcuffs and tears, their lawyers said they will appeal the verdict.

Defense Attorney James Griffin said, "We believe information that went to the jury tainted the jury. It should have been declared a mistrial."

Jurors were given a piece of evidence they weren't supposed to see. Judge Douglas Rastatter questioned each juror before deciding they weren't influenced by the information.

Mahogany Patterson's aunt Jeanne Patterson said, "You mean to tell me once you read something ,you can put out your mind? You can't."

The women will remain in the Clark County jail until their sentencing next week. They face significant sentences, including 15 to life for the murder charge.

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