State v. Stanfield
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
EDMUNDS, Judge.
On 13 July 1997, victims Tyrone Campbell (Campbell) and Reggie McKinney (McKinney) drove to the home of LuWanda Corn in Winston-Salem. Campbell and McKinney remained in the car while Campbell, the driver, began talking to Ms. Corn. Co-defendant Cory Beck (Beck), who was defendant’s brother and was also known as Cory Stanfield, was on the porch of the Corn home. After the conversation between Com and Campbell had continued for a few minutes, Beck yelled to Campbell and McKinney, asking if they had any “weed.” When McKinney answered in the negative, Beck approached the driver’s…
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