Commonwealth v. Hill
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
EAGEN, Chief Justice.
Appellant, Willie Hill (a/k/a Willie Frank Hill, Willie F. Hill, Frank Hill, and “Blood”) was convicted of murder of the first degree of one Allen Murchinson (a/k/a Alan Murchinson) after a jury trial in Philadelphia. Post-verdict motions were denied and Hill was sentenced to life imprisonment. Other indictments charging criminal conspiracy and possession of an instrument of crime were nol-prossed. This appeal challenges the murder conviction and judgment of sentence.
From the Commonwealth’s trial evidence, the jury could find the following: At…
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