State v. Keyonnie

OPINION

McMANUS, Chief Justice.

This case involves the rape of an elderly woman by an Indian defendant who was allegedly intoxicated at the time of the incident. The defendant was indicted on one count of criminal sexual penetration in the first degree. The jury verdict was guilty; the defendant appeals.

The first point of error alleged was that the trial court denied a motion to suppress the defendant’s first confession. A hearing was held on this motion and the trial court granted a motion to suppress two subsequent confessions but permitted the first confession to be admitted. In a…