Cassell v. State
Court of Appeals of Alaska
1Opinion of the Court
BRYNER, Chief Judge.
- Daniel Cassell has appealed to this court from his conviction of first-degree murder and the sentence of life imprisonment that he received upon conviction. We affirm Cassell’s conviction and sentence.
Daniel Cassell was responsible for the murder of his adoptive father, Colonel Robert Cassell. In the fall of 1978, when Cas-sell was nineteen years old, he and a group of younger teenagers planned his father’s death. In order to entice them into killing Colonel Cassell, Daniel Cassell promised two of the boys involved in the planning that they would receive payment in the…
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