State v. Kilgus
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtKing, C.J.
The defendant was found guilty after a jury trial of conspiracy to commit murder, RSA 629:3, and of attempted murder, RSA.629:1 (Supp. 1983). The Superior Court (Goode, J.) sentenced the defendant to twenty-seven and one-half to forty-five years in prison. The defendant appealed and we affirm.
George Kilgus, Jr., the defendant, became well-acquainted with Paul and Barbara Labonville when Kilgus loaned Paul money to open an automobile repair garage in January, 1980. Kilgus often worked around the garage for Paul, picking up parts and delivering automobiles, and was aided in his tasks by…
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