Charles Moore v. State of Indiana

On Direct Appeal from a Sentence of Life Imprisonment Without Parole

DAVID, Justice.

Charles Moore was charged with the murders of Alejandro Tinoco and Jazmín Conlee. After Moore was found guilty of both murders, the jury recommended a sentence of life without the possibility of parole for the murder of Conlee. Moore was ultimately sentenced to sixty-five years for the felony murder of Tinoco and life without parole for the murder of Con-lee. Moore appealed solely on the basis that there was insufficient evidence for his convictions. Specifically, Moore asserts that the incredible dubiosity…