Alaska woman convicted of murdering her court-appointed supervisor, police say

Authorities said Huss was last seen picking up Dayan from jail with a plan to drive to Anchorage to work at Huss' food truck.

A review of Mr. Huss's bank account revealed that Dayan had used his bank account to purchase items for herself and had transferred hundreds of dollars from his bank account to hers after his death.

Tyler Jones of the Office of Special Prosecutions said he hopes the conviction gives the Huss family closure, stating, 'We hope that Keith's loved ones are able to obtain some closure in light of this verdict.'

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