Commonwealth v. Alston

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Nix,

Appellant, Nathan Alston, was indicted and charged for the murder of one, Byron Harden. After trial before a jury a verdict of murder of the second degree was entered. Motions for a new trial and in arrest of judgment were filed, argued and subsequently denied. A sentence of imprisonment of not less than five nor *130more than twenty years was imposed. This is direct appeal from the judgment of sentence.1

The sole issue before this Court revolves around the suppression court’s denial of appellant’s motion to suppress his oral and signed written statements given to…