State v. Koepke

Richard S. Koepke appeals his conviction for first degree felony murder contending the court erred in (1) entering the findings of fact and conclusions of law from a suppression hearing after the notice of appeal was filed; (2) admitting into evidence several items seized during an allegedly illegal search; (3) allowing improper closing argument by the prosecutor; and (4) computing his offender score at sentencing. He alleges additional assignments of error pro se.

Mr. Koepke had been living for 2 to 3 weeks with Silas Barkley, his friend and gambling acquaintance, in an apartment Mr. Barkley…