State v. Quillin
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
McInturff, C.J. *
Eugene Quillin was convicted after a jury trial of the first degree felony murder of Chris Duffy, second degree possession of stolen property, and first degree malicious mischief. He appeals his conviction of first degree felony murder, arguing his confession should have been suppressed, and that the State did not prove the corpus delicti or the underlying felony (robbery) for felony murder. We affirm.
Equivocal Request for Counsel
The first issue is whether the court erred in failing to exclude Mr. Quillin's confession at the suppression hearing.
Mr. Quillin contends the court…
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