Williams v. State

OPINION

DAVIS, Chief Justice.

A jury convicted Kevin Wayne Williams of arson and assessed punishment at 60 years’ confinement. By six points of error, Williams now appeals his conviction complaining the evidence is insufficient regarding how the fire started, the prosecution injected new facts in closing argument, and the trial court erroneously allowed proof of extraneous offenses into evidence. Because the evidence is sufficient, new facts were not injected in the prosecutor’s closing argument and the trial court did not commit error requiring reversal, we affirm.

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