State v. Guzman-Cuellar
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
Ringold, A.C.J.
Luis Guzman-Cuellar appeals from a judgment and sentence entered after a jury conviction of murder in the first degree.
On the evening of July 1, 1984, six people were at the Duchess Tavern in Seattle. The people included the bartender, Robert Van Syoc; four regular patrons, Donna Stake, David Scott Hartshorn, James Hatch and Patrick Thornton; and a stranger, Luis Guzman-Cuellar (Guzman).
Guzman participated in a game of pool with Van Syoc, Thornton and Hatch in which he lost two dollars. The game appeared to be friendly and no hostilities were evident. Thornton went over to…
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