Manry v. State

Andrews, Chief Judge.

Manry appeals pro se from the trial court’s order which dismissed his motion contending that he was serving an illegal and void sentence. The trial court concluded it did not have jurisdiction of the motion, which it treated as a habeas corpus petition.

Manry was indicted for one count of conspiracy to kidnap and murder two former business associates, Waldrop and Blackmon, two counts of soliciting their kidnappings, and two counts of soliciting the murders of the two men. On June 30, 1992, Manry pled guilty to the four solicitation counts and the State agreed to enter a…