Caudill v. Commonwealth

OPINION OF THE COURT

This is a matter of right appeal in a case wherein Appellant was convicted of one count of murder and three counts of wanton endangerment in the first degree, pursuant to a guilty verdict. Per the jury recommendation, the trial court sentenced the Appellant to twenty years for murder and five years for each of the three counts *303of wanton endangerment, to run consecutively for a maximum term of imprisonment of 35 years.1 This matter of right appeal followed.

Appellant’s primary arguments are that: (1) there was insufficient proof to support a charge of murder because the…