State v. Henry
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Gardner, Judge:
Levern Henry (Henry) was indicted for sexual crimes against his stepdaughter, Jenne Blount. At a pre-trial hearing, the State made a motion to admit the testimony of an older stepdaughter, Nayenda, and a younger stepdaughter, Toñita, both of whom had allegedly been sexually abused by Henry. The trial court denied the State’s motion. The State appeals. We affirm in part, reverse in part and remand.
FACTS
The facts, as proffered by the State, show that Henry ■ abused his two other stepdaughters over a period of years. The alleged abuse of Nayenda and Jenne consisted of a number of…
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